All about: sustainability

Revolutionary
... is not that working over the Internet allows us to survive without becoming captives of the infinite growth System. Revolutionary is that we can earn well enough online to extract resources from that System and use them to build a sustainable, resilient, steady-state economy -
Permaculture (2 little ideas)
We hope to buy our own small piece of land, so we can start permaculture in modest proportions. We want to experiment with herb spirals, greenhouses, keyhole beds, guilds of crops, sheet mulching, low-till, swales, gravity irrigation, drip irrigation, natural pest control, reuse of greywater, rainwater catchment, and so on. I've been studying the system ...
Kamiel Choi
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Activism, The good life
Revolutionary Rant
Buckminster Fuller. (Photo credit: Ernst Bloch) and the "innate" need of humans to feel they are somehow useful, which translates into "working" (and outsourcing the task of telling you that you are useful to a leviathan called society). That is dangerous. I see so many jobs the world would be so much better off without. ...
Kamiel Choi
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Non-destructive Travel
There has been a lot of fuzz about our "carbon footprint" and most articles on non-destructive traveling start and end with quoting our unsustainably high carbon dioxide emissions on international flights. The obvious result of these well-intended pieces is that readers can't hear it any longer and lose interest in non-destructive travel altogether. The climate ...
Kamiel Choi
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