The Liminal Learning Portal

@cognazor Temporal: In the short term local community matters most and/but in the long term you need collaborative alliances or you will be vulnerable Evolutionary: while local knowledge and context is primary, diffusion of innovation and mutual aid is critical

Back at my landscaping gig after the winter off. Most of these wealthy people don’t even know that they can be growing food in these beds

The point is many people will need to be involved with regenerative stewardship on the ground, and much skillfullness will need to be obtained. I too think we will need larger scale collaboration around coherent landscapes

This is what @speakerjohnash is working on

hicklibs are good actually

Navigating the tension and tradeoffs between local community building and broad scale digital networking is important for a few reasons Spatial: subsidiarity and nested commons (household, village, watershed, bioregion, planet)…

I bring this up because there are a lot of sentiments like: “if you’re so localist why are you online” or “people should get off of social media altogether”, or “my environment is alienating and all my friends are online”, and I think they all miss the mark

what does that stand for?

Our current food system has a 10/1 energy input to output ratio, so the robots would be pretty dumb to do that

“You say one bad word about our county librarian, and I reckon I will have to fight you”