#solarpunk

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musings...

So, in contemplating my own vision of a community, there are some *jobs* that imho are crucial to running any type of close-knit community /society...

1. People trained in / -- for both humans and non-humans
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5. Blacksmiths / Metalworkers
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Other suggestions?

RE: https://vis.social/@infobeautiful/116109430224379547

So let me get this straight:

- Solar panels are more efficient and easier to install.
- They're becoming shockingly cheap, like TVs.
- They last much longer than expected.
- They provide unexpected environmental benefits.

That's a done deal.

What's your favourite trilogy? πŸ€”

Every speculative fiction reader has that one trilogy they can't get over...

For me it's between The Seagulls and Lord of the Rings, Star Wars barely breaks the top 50 πŸ˜œπŸ˜‚

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Idea: an open source co-op model but it's pretty much just a group chat with a bot which helps organising to min-max trips to big box stores.

I'm proud to welcome the wonderful Daniele Turturici to the ! :D

He's an Italian illustrator and comic artist drawing !

https://storyseedlibrary.org/authors/daniele-turturici/

EDIT: You can thank Daniele for sharing his art by joining his https://www.patreon.com/danieleturturici ! :)

Who could have forseen this?

Oh, right, everyone who's been reading or thinking about how you can't shoot a virus with a gun or how survival skills in the Anthropocene involve gardening not weaponry.

(no diss on vortexegg, they get it!)

day 23: If you garden, do you give away anything that you grow? If so, what do you give away the most of?

I don't usually grow enough of any vegetables to give away, but I could easily give away bouquets of Dahlias.