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Is this stuff in our genes?
D. Tiller:
WOW! Allalujah Brother!!!!! Praise BE!!! ;D
Postman:
dang bowmunkey, -diggin' the eloquence....As a science teacher, I'm 'sposed to relate it all back to DNA chunks and the proteins they code for. I definitely think Dana's spot on about genetic memory - all kinds of behaviors seem to be passed down- good and bad, sometimes we just can't help ourselves. I Think living in crowded cities, long commutes, indoor lighting, ect... puts stresses on us that cause different genes/hormone levels/thought processes to sink in, I think, masking the altruistic "do unto others" that is naturally present for small group survival. Doing "what comes naturally' restores the balance better than a "seretonin reuptake inhibitor' available from your local pharmacist, IMO.
bowmunky13:
yes indeedaly... i hate living in a factory built world... yes i know hate is a strong word... but that is why i used it.... i would like nothing better than to build my own, make my own, grow my own, brew my own and even roll my own... but that time is long gone form the clutches of man unless you simply disappear from the eye of society... i am headed that way as soon as i can....
D. Tiller:
One day not to far in the future I will be building my own home, putting in a garden, putting out the new solar cells when they come out in 2010, buying an electric car and saying so long to all the hullabaloo! Who says you need to depend on others for survival when there are ways to do it now. Me, self sufficiency, up to a point, is where I am heading.
The house I plan to build will be rammed earth bag construction with passive solar heating and a fireplace. Floors will be earthen floors. Then the defensive wall will go up around it 2 1/2 feet thick to keep out the tax man. I plan on disguising the defensive positions with flower beds and food crops. Please don't step on the landmines or trip the claymores! They are hard to replace!!! LOL!!! :o ;D ;D
Just joking! But I do plan to build my own home with natural material. Should be a challenge, but well worth the effort!
David T
bowmunky13:
im with ya tiller...i have much the same dream.. but more a subsurface domicile... i just hope that things go well enough that those dreams come true for us all....
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