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H Ludi Tyler wrote:
You can save a lot of money by avoiding buying a Prius!
Cory S wrote:
IMO, we need to convert at least one mega-ego super-rich billionaire philanthropist and/or venture capitalist or a very large collective of individual permaculture farmers to unite to the cause if a serious dent is to be made in conventional thinking among the fat-cat industrial farmers and related industries.
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Kirk Hutchison wrote:
I think converting poor nations to permaculture will be easier than rich ones. Permanently fix a starving African nation, and people will star listening.
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H Ludi Tyler wrote:
Ok, who is going to "permanently fix a starving African nation"?
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H Ludi Tyler wrote:
That could happen in any locale, I think.
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Cory S wrote:
When I talk about a collective, I mean putting equivalent power of scale and volume up against the industrial producers.
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Cory S wrote:
A fair argument, H Ludi Tyler. A fair question would be what percentage of the local population within 10-12 miles are you currently serving and what is preventing you from servicing the majority of them?
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leigh gates wrote:
Just a "think outside the box" moment.
Cory S wrote:
I'm hoping some enlightened nation, probably through necessity based on water and/or oil dependence, will take the lead and set an example as an eco-leader for the rest of us to follow.
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paul wheaton wrote:
I think the point is a good point. And it has been shown to me over and over. When I give information away, most people (90%+) think the information has no value. And when I charge huge amounts of money for the exact same information, the information is universally respected.
paul wheaton wrote:
When I give information away, most people (90%+) think the information has no value.
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paul wheaton wrote:
I think noobs will put almost zero value on my words.
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paul wheaton wrote:
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