Placing the contemporary in the long view of history Jeremy Beck Unsplash I published Luddites, Guilds, and Societies of Correspondence on Medium where I was criticized for including “Andersen Design” in the Continue Reading →
Luddites, Guilds, and Societies of Correspondence
The Power and the Beauty of the Working Class The Present State of the Of the Working Entrepreneurial Class Once there was a popular phrase for a conceptual ideal. It Continue Reading →
The Difference Between Writing for Substack and Writing For Medium
Substack is evolving as the medium where the writer has the freedom to evolve new forms as Medium shows indications of becoming more regulated. Shubham Dhage Unsplash I published a Continue Reading →
Decentralized Opportunity Zones is the Future of Work-Life Balance
Photo by Stephanie Klepacki / Unsplash In the Portland, Maine industrial opportunity zone, a homeless shelter is planned as a residence in a business but businesses in residence Continue Reading →
Nature vs Machine: Will Human Evolution Bifurcate?
As one stream flows deeper into an artificial world, an alternate current follows the way of nature. How will this play out in human evolution? Michael Dziedzic / Unsplash I Continue Reading →
Work-Life Or Life Work?
Wilhelm Reich said there are two things important in life for well-being, love, and work. Reich talked about biological environmental energy that he called orgone energy, an inner and outward Continue Reading →
The LifeStyle Approach To Economic Development Makes An Environmentally Sustainable Paradigm
I find support for home businesses in unexpected places I have been trying to read the Camoin Report– a development plan for the Boothbay Peninsula in Maine. A local public-private group Continue Reading →
Did I Fall Down The Rabbit Hole Into A Dystopian World Or Is This Really Real?
Greed and the real estate boom in Boothbay Maine and an endangered water supply I was recently in an online dialogue in my local community where I encountered a developer Continue Reading →
What Ceramic Casting Slip Can Tell About The Effects of Development On The Water Supply, That Our Political Leaders Won’t Say
jelleke-vanooteghem-unsplash Today there is a cloud of topics floating around in my head and I am wondering which is the starting point of this story and so I begin in Continue Reading →
What Do Lessons from the Industrial Revolution Have to Tell Us Today?
A historical reversal of direction underway? k-b-W-unsplash The nineteenth-century influenced the social-political and economic development of human life on earth in vibrant living color. Not! The nineteenth-century industrial revolution produced Continue Reading →