Instead of reimagining river governance, the treaty entrenched colonial canal logics—reinforcing asymmetries rather than building water justice. There are older, tested systems of water sharing that center reciprocity, ecology, and community. Why aren't those the dominant models?

Posting fed his need for attention but also trapped him in a loop that accelerated his derangement and exposed his ignorance and naivete. It's crazy to have a diagram of your descent into madness

(3/3) It is as though the metal tools are honored for the trans-generational knowledge contained in metal technology, and all that these technologies enable, as well as how they have continued to shift how it is possible to live.

(2/3) Balinese culture, through rituals that always remind us of familial generational histories, acknowledges the long legacies that we are a small part of, and the wealth of knowledge that we rest on, in carrying out our everyday lives.

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