Previously, we shared two of the strategies of this life’s principle: leveraging cyclical processes and using readily available materials and energy. In this post, we […]
Continue reading »Recently, we watched the documentary on Netflix called You Are What You Eat. It is based on a Stanford study on the cardiovascular effects of […]
Continue reading »I attended a webinar recently that reminded me about how powerful associations are. Childhood associations can be particularly strong and difficult to uproot. For example, […]
Continue reading »Well, as I began reflecting on the year that was, it felt like it had passed by so fast, but in fact it was a […]
Continue reading »In Part I of this series, I summarized three of the six steps toward evolutionary stability, from Daniel Quinn’s book, The Story of B. The […]
Continue reading »In two previous posts, I discussed content from Daniel Quinn’s book, My Ishmael, highlighting his excellent analysis of how human civilization got into the current […]
Continue reading »In Part I of this two-part series, I shared some principles from Daniel Quinn, from his book My Ishmael, about human history, and how agriculture, […]
Continue reading »I picked up the book, Ishmael by Daniel Quinn innocently at a used book sale a few months ago. After reading it, I ordered the […]
Continue reading »As I mentioned in a recent post, we’ve been working on three cookbooks. Together, they form a complete package for hearty mains and desserts, soups, […]
Continue reading »I’ve been back to traveling this year. It feels like parts of me are still scattered in the countries I’ve visited so far, pondering my […]
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