Hi, total ignoramus here! 👋 I was joking with a friend about having our own food sources in case of the impending apocalypse. It got me wondering: how would you cultivate your own personal vegetable patch without monocultures?

Thank you!

And how then might we "score" their respective "moralities" to determine which morality is the "less wrong" form of collaboration?

I guess the **TLDR** is: how could you theoretically develop and scale a collaborative morality that could be applicable globally?

Take the Israel - Palestine question. I know what my own perspective is on the issue, but putting that aside: both groups believe they are morally justified in claiming prior ownership. Are they simply being divided by their respective tribal kinships?

Hi @oliverscottcurry.bsky.social did you ever find this paper, please? I'm actually using MAC as the backbone for my dissertation and this is one of the crucial links I feel I need to read more into.

"A long‐term lesson for public policy formation is that austerity invariably leads to false economies, especially when applied to disadvantaged neighbourhoods such as regeneration areas."

#academicsky #urbanregeneration #sustainability

@uccresearch.bsky.social

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