We need it to be heavily regulated and controlled, similar to how a person cannot just go out and buy plutonium at the local store.

What kind of economic system would that imply? And how differently would our economies be if such a principle were a part of the design system?

Maybe this is the one of reasons that the permaculture to revolutionary leftist trajectory is basically a straight line.

I worked with the sub dean at the Episcopal Cathedral in Chicago, and she gave me the beautiful image of ministry being a long, long beam - passed down along many hands. We always need new hands to take up the burden, but we also need hands at the other hands to let go.

My gains are on (omega) point.

We can hope this might mean Chilli Heeler will have a similar announcement.

These memos inspired my PhD on a philosophical (in the school or phenomenology) definition of torture. The “Report” from the Senate Intelligence Committee is damning.

One of those unfortunate things of history that the contemporary articulation of subjectivity or consciousness doesn’t really have an Ancient equivalent.

One of the aspects of our consciousness seems to be it is perspectival - what would it even look like to have non-perspectival consciousness?

Have you seen it yet? I haven’t and am debating. Worth a cinema trip at all or just waiting for the stream?

You do have access at St Padarn’s. But that is going to pale in comparison to Durham. So sorry.

I have a sticker that sums it up for me: “Degrowth by Design or Degrowth by Disaster.”