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Or l’attracteur Terrestre — clairement distinct de la « nature » et qui n’est pas toute la planète mais seulement la fine pellicule des Zones Critiques — conjoint les figures opposées du sol et du monde.
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Jellyfish do pulse their bells, but this pulsing influence is minor compared to the influence of the ocean. For instance, the by-the-wind sailor jellyfish is born in the middle of the Pacific Ocean either with its sail tilting to the right or its sail tilting to the left. All the right-sailed ones blow to California, and all the left-sailed jellyfi
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Accusing an anatomist (or several generations of them) of designing anatomy instead of revealing it rocked a very big boat.
Joanne Avison • Yoga: Fascia, Anatomy and Movement: Fascia, Form and Functional Movement
Meg began by acknowledging the central place of hope in our lives and culture. “The idea that history moves forward, the idea of progress, is one of the building blocks of Western civilization. Part of the bedrock we stand on. But we made it all up. We think our technology will save us, but it actually traps us. Our activism is fueled by similar no
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I’ve come to understand, more deeply than ever before, is that the enemy is not technology itself, but rather inequality and centralization of power and knowledge, and that the answer to these threats are education, diversity and justice. You don’t need artificial intelligence to work that out. You need actual intelligence. But more importantly, yo
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On Bioregional Boundaries - David McCloskey — Cascadia Department of Bioregion
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