Gabriela Vergara (Galeria 2)










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Revista H para Hombres (USA) y TV Azteca

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Looking at The Big Moral Questions


well worth the 28 minutes

David Holmgren

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The importance of the above options becomes clear when we ask the question "What if energy availability declines?" Beyond the abundant availability of fossil fuels is an uncertain energy future that has been pictured in various scenarios that range from "techno-fantasy" (e.g., unlimited nuclear cold fusion with no unforseen negative impacts) - an absurdly optimistic scenario but frightening in its implications for humanity and the planet - to an "Atlantis-like" fate in which our culture "goes under". Most of the sustainability debate is focused within the "green-tech stability" scenario in which we essentially maintain a steady (albeit somewhat reduced) level of energy usage by progressively moving to renewable sources such as wind, solar, tidal power, etc., as fossil fuel reserves are used up.

While permaculture strategies mesh nicely with many of those directed towards this generally accepted desirable future, permaculture in fact defines a creative response to a fourth scenario that I call "Earth Stewardship" - a "creative descent" in which we progressively reduce our energy demands to return eventually to living within the natural energy and production budget of the land we occupy. Elements of all these scenarios can be found in the wide-ranging viewpoints and arguments of today's "sustainability" debates.


The Suburbia Project

Radical and Maoist ? Or realistic and forward thinking ?

currently reading

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on loan from JP Munro:

Revolt Against the Modern World by Julius Evola

I can hear Dennis Hollingsworth clenching his jaw.

Traditionalism usually becomes more appealing to societies when populations are destabilized or demographics have shifted in favor of a small minority. The broad middle class is the bedrock of our democratic system. If it dissolves or disappears, it will logically follow that elites will shore up their power with increasingly fascistic measures. Large disillusioned masses are easily propagandized and highly prone to manipulation. Take a look at Weimar Germany...

hmm....it also reminds me of these graphs

Betty Monroe (Galeria 3)











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Revista FHM y TV Notas (Scans por HDS)

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Dragnet “Blue Boy” LSD episode

a short video i made about cars and trucks in my neighborhood



..nothing much happens, but it's kind of hypnotic. The endless movement of large personal transportation machines as gasoline is converted into kinetic energy. Several hundred million barrels a day. On and on... and on.

The de Beaufort Transportation Initiative Plan calls for the gradual but timely replacement of the gasoline fleet with small electric-golf cart style vehicles. This transition will be coupled with a massive rebuilding of the transportation infrastructure funded by an immediate and enormous government investment and creation of private incentive programs-resulting in the expansion of public transit and railroad systems. It would also be a good idea to re-think our urban planning, creating communities that are pedestrian friendly and imagined on a human scale. This would mean the transformation of the box stores and strip mall business model into a more localized and widely dispersed hybrid stores system somehow associated with the larger business operation. I'm thinking franchise the corporate behemoth down to the mom and pop level. The American landscape needs to be re-thought and replaced. It really really sucks right now and is very de-humanizing. On every level. Thank you for your time.

Jessica Alba (Galeria 2)

Terence McKenna- Time and the I Ching (1 of 3)

life

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Sabine Moussier (Galeria 2)










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Revista H para Hombres y TVyNovelas

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sweet


Mor lam jam out !

Thailand Beach Photos

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