Post #2362236
2026-05-09 16:38 UTC
@alxd@writing.exchange @foundseed@spore.social anthropocentrism, the lack of understanding biodiversity and ecosystems.
And then I saw movements that reminded me of the 1968s, the late 1970s, when people handcopied their tutorials for breeding sheep and sewing clothes. Nothing new. A bit self-centered.
For in the early 1980s, these young people used their rage to invent a new political party: the Greens! The left their sheep and made politics, protested on the streets.
So I'm quite near to the conclusions of that article:
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@NatureMC@mastodon.online 2026-05-09 16:40
@alxd@writing.exchange @foundseed@spore.social I myself don't need any marketing labels. I look behind the label. I'm interested what people do, dream, or fight for. If they call it solarpunk or just "stuff": important is what the label contains. I'm also working with nature but I'm happy not to find any label for my work: I'm free to change, to develop, or to say: listen, my last idea was only crap.