Can you restate this in a less obscure manner? I think you might have something to say, but I'm not really too sure what it is. Especially this sentence: If things are to be better then the foundation that will last is how whats closest to here that needs it the most shows that example of a new care... But with all due respect, I would like clarification on the entire thing.
Thad
01-26-2010, 07:52 AM
If things are to be better then the foundation that will last is how whats closest to here that needs it the most shows that example of a new care...
Summing into one statement what I see in all the words that people are saying is a general thrum that things are wrong and we must do something, but there is no defined something just this or maybe that but we have to do something. So that doesn't really make anyone excited about hope...
How to act on hope for the world and yet benefit yourself at the same time is the formula
This idea that selfless interest is a noble virtue is bull shit and leads to idiot places that benefit the ones promoting that idea most. The best product of activity comes from that you want to do
any formula dynamic enough to address this very large problem we have will also step by step benefit those applying it.
the forces of change in this picture that would have the longest legs to it are those who stand to gain the most by it.
If you are comfortable and life is not all that bad well this isn't a conversation for you but if something in the world has got something so wrong about it with out it being fixed you will not be comfortable well this is for you
A comprehensive make over has to have a model to follow and the only ones willing enough to try something radical enough to be more than just another patch on a disintegrating garment would be the homeless.
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You either have FEMA style of care or you can have a different kind of care that takes more into account than the body comforts and needs
In the process of Creating Emergency Preparedness you can also be creating functioning units of people who have such low overhead their free time could be seen as currency.
There is something rejuvenating working with fire and iron just picture a spectrum trade school that is not bound to a building and imagine it with flair.
There are more things to be bought than can be purchased with coin.
when you join a foundry to a campground and have people working in areas of their interest then you have the core of how life should and could be be modeled to repair what the general trend has brought about.
Can you restate this in a less obscure manner? I think you might have something to say, but I'm not really too sure what it is. Especially this sentence: [I]If things are to be better then the foundation that will last is how whats closest to here that needs it the most shows that example of a new care... But with all due respect, I would like clarification on the entire thing.</issued></an></an>
Hotspring 44
01-26-2010, 10:21 AM
Summing into one statement what I see in all the words that people are saying is a general thrum that things are wrong and we must do something, but there is no defined something just this or maybe that but we have to do something. So that doesn't really make anyone excited about hope...
How to act on hope for the world and yet benefit yourself at the same time is the formula
This idea that selfless interest is a noble virtue is bull shit and leads to idiot places that benefit the ones promoting that idea most. The best product of activity comes from that you want to do
any formula dynamic enough to address this very large problem we have will also step by step benefit those applying it.
the forces of change in this picture that would have the longest legs to it are those who stand to gain the most by it.
If you are comfortable and life is not all that bad well this isn't a conversation for you but if something in the world has got something so wrong about it with out it being fixed you will not be comfortable well this is for you
A comprehensive make over has to have a model to follow and the only ones willing enough to try something radical enough to be more than just another patch on a disintegrating garment would be the homeless.
I think not only the homeless would be willing.
Some of us; me for example, wold jump at the chance to be more than a camp host; but a real innovative community assistant for qualitative and community based living capital instead of the grotesque Money capitol that seems to have us in a strangle-hold.
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You either have FEMA style of care or you can have a different kind of care that takes more into account than the body comforts and needs
In the process of Creating Emergency Preparedness you can also be creating functioning units of people who have such low overhead their free time could be seen as currency.
There is something rejuvenating working with fire and iron just picture a spectrum trade school that is not bound to a building and imagine it with flair.
There are more things to be bought than can be purchased with coin.
when you join a foundry to a campground and have people working in areas of their interest then you have the core of how life should and could be be modeled to repair what the general trend has brought about.
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Maybe not literally an iron foundry in someplace like Graton I hope, but a "foundry" of sorts of human creativity and innovation for the community to prosper from it's unique existence in time and space.:):
Where is it? Hook me up! I am ready for one other than the FEMA camp one. No FEMA Camps for me please.:pray:
Thyme
02-01-2010, 09:55 PM
On the subject of needing people more and money less: Once you have gained your freedom from needing people would you really choose to return?
It is possible to choose to minimally need money (homelessness being the most extreme of this, like you said. In New York it is possible to eat for nothing, and to live for very little, depending on how little you ask for.) We can rearrange our relationships to monetary dependencies - but the real fear is the people behind those dependencies. We don't want the monetary dependencies because of the dependencies on people that these imply. Because of this, to seek for smaller communities simply out of a desire for fiscal stability seems somewhat illusory to me.
To me it seems that those who choose a communal life choose to put themselves in danger - despite any amount of love, the people you live with may harm you - and harm you more if you love them. To live in community you have to submit yourself to the vulnerability of needing people.
Of course I have thought about how living closely with others might make our lives more human, less artificial. But I don't think that "safety," monetary or otherwise is particularly an argument in it's favor.
Thad
02-02-2010, 08:04 PM
Freedom from needing people is called Death.
On the subject of needing people more and money less: Once you have gained your freedom from needing people would you really choose to return?
It is possible to choose to minimally need money (homelessness being the most extreme of this, like you said. In New York it is possible to eat for nothing, and to live for very little, depending on how little you ask for.) We can rearrange our relationships to monetary dependencies - but the real fear is the people behind those dependencies. We don't want the monetary dependencies because of the dependencies on people that these imply. Because of this, to seek for smaller communities simply out of a desire for fiscal stability seems somewhat illusory to me.
To me it seems that those who choose a communal life choose to put themselves in danger - despite any amount of love, the people you live with may harm you - and harm you more if you love them. To live in community you have to submit yourself to the vulnerability of needing people.
Of course I have thought about how living closely with others might make our lives more human, less artificial. But I don't think that "safety," monetary or otherwise is particularly an argument in it's favor.