While I do strongly favor the visions of the the regenerative change movements and these leaders, that movement is really cracked up to not pay any attention to the rest of the world being enslaved by seeing no way out of the lasting suicidal trap of capitalism. Y’a know, things don’t go away just by closing your eyes. No, what makes them go away is studying how the trap works and showing people a way out, offering real promice not just attractive hopes that ignore the fate of mankind as a whole.
Is that harsh? No, just unexpectedly honest, one of the little openings that lead out of our suicidal trap.
I get your point Jessie, but the rest of the enslaved world has about as much hope of acquiring the required mindshift as a rat growing opposable thumbs to detrap itself.
I loved this one Nate. I wished you'd spent more time on the key question of how do we get from here (BAU) to there (bioregional life), how to fund it and how to address/fund the remediation of the current (social and physical) landscape we need before it all falls apart.
It's the the basis of my own work and our Blueprint at Curagaia, so I have my ownb ideas, but I would have loved more of Daniel's views on this. Maybe next time eh.
Though coming from retail and farm transparancy also interested in this. Working on biodiversity regeneration through landscaping and utilizing that for multiple produce preferably with offtake from insetting. Would love to share and learn if anyone interested
While I do strongly favor the visions of the the regenerative change movements and these leaders, that movement is really cracked up to not pay any attention to the rest of the world being enslaved by seeing no way out of the lasting suicidal trap of capitalism. Y’a know, things don’t go away just by closing your eyes. No, what makes them go away is studying how the trap works and showing people a way out, offering real promice not just attractive hopes that ignore the fate of mankind as a whole.
Is that harsh? No, just unexpectedly honest, one of the little openings that lead out of our suicidal trap.
I get your point Jessie, but the rest of the enslaved world has about as much hope of acquiring the required mindshift as a rat growing opposable thumbs to detrap itself.
Nate, sometime invite Peter Block on your show https://www.peterblock.com/the-six-conversations/
The guy was crucial to me in my 30's with his perspectives on transformation.
I loved this one Nate. I wished you'd spent more time on the key question of how do we get from here (BAU) to there (bioregional life), how to fund it and how to address/fund the remediation of the current (social and physical) landscape we need before it all falls apart.
It's the the basis of my own work and our Blueprint at Curagaia, so I have my ownb ideas, but I would have loved more of Daniel's views on this. Maybe next time eh.
Great stuff, thanks!
Though coming from retail and farm transparancy also interested in this. Working on biodiversity regeneration through landscaping and utilizing that for multiple produce preferably with offtake from insetting. Would love to share and learn if anyone interested