Nice visual and written imagery, Jason, and thanks for the offering of "Horizons".
I'm just starting to read "The Dawn of Everything" by David Grabber and David Wengrow. It's a re-examination of the history of humanity, without making the assumptions about how and why humans developed systems of inequality and hierarchy. I think there's some relevance to your last few essays about the myth of constant growth.
Our home hopes your home enjoys a peaceful holiday season.
Hi Bob: Thanks very much for the comment. I'll take a look at the book once I figure out how to roll myself off the couch... It's been a lovely couple days here. Hope you and Polly have had the same. Be well, J
Nice visual and written imagery, Jason, and thanks for the offering of "Horizons".
I'm just starting to read "The Dawn of Everything" by David Grabber and David Wengrow. It's a re-examination of the history of humanity, without making the assumptions about how and why humans developed systems of inequality and hierarchy. I think there's some relevance to your last few essays about the myth of constant growth.
Our home hopes your home enjoys a peaceful holiday season.
Hi Bob: Thanks very much for the comment. I'll take a look at the book once I figure out how to roll myself off the couch... It's been a lovely couple days here. Hope you and Polly have had the same. Be well, J