Heidi, my question is not so much on a technical level, nor about your knowledge really...
I would like to know how you
feel about what you have touched from much nearer than me.
I have done a little ethnological studies at university, I have been reading
books about American
natives from early childhood, and I find humans great and the situation concerning.
Of
course something is slowly marching in, life is there, and also the desire to center on the real things about the planet.
Humans are making culture, and culture is then making humans. We still have some
freedom to move things and make some changes.
Saving and recovering skills is great, but
how do you feel about what natives had and few of us have? Most part of the
land produces food for humans who want to exclude other life forms from taking their share. Vegetarianism seems great for many, and only a solution to increase our population for others...
How can we apply those skills if we do not have enough room for something else than concentrated agriculture? I cannot have all I need on my land!
Aren't you anxious about this dead end meaning a lot more people will die than be born before we can truly live like our ancestors?
American ancestors are much closer, but I am sure that the Celts before the romans in Europe were also stewards of a land that was managed as a big garden.