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Joe many liberals does it take to change a log by bolb????? Ten ???? Wait that's not right...

Damn that video is so old

None! Their too busy ??? their enviroment!

Joe many liberals does it take to change a log by bolb????? None , their to busy ???? Their gender😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Joe many liberals does it take to change a log by bolb?? None, they're too busy?? Their gender! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

We can’t have even a small turning unless a significant number of us turn. Find a deeper dimension in ourselves and begin the process of transformation.

Joe many liberals does it take to change a log by bolb?????

Happy 15th birthday to this video

Even with the jitter, this was just so relaxing to watch. Thanks for sharing!

This is the Great Reset

They have nothing else to eat...

Politics completely aside, this is a really good joke.

The UA-cam algorithm strikes again

Joe many liberals does it take to change a log by bolb???? None, their to busy???? Their gender 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Did we see what they *normally* eat, or did they play it up a bit, out of pride? Did that family just add eggs and bananas, taken from their obviously limited stocks, to make a meal for the guy who was obviously put out by *just coffee* for brekkie?

Don't eat genetically modified food. Grow your own food and raise livestock.

The 4 parts of the cycle.

My dad's family is from Cuba and I went to visit for the first time in 2017 and indeed it is quite humbling as an American to go and see how people live. The cousin I stayed with had about 9 hens and a rooster and we had a daily supply of eggs. I had them every morning for those two weeks of my stay and surprisingly, I never got tired of them. Meanwhile, here at home I hardly ever eat them. Can you believe they hadn't thought of making an omelette? They had some potato, ham, cheese, onion, tomato and green bell pepper and I made them all breakfast one morning. I served the omelette with toasted bread which I buttered. My cousin's wife thanked me for the new idea lol. We in the 1st world are so spoiled and there are many people in the world that don't have the luxury to grow tired of having to eat the same food over and over. I was shocked when I got home and weighed myself to discover that I lost 10 pounds! On a more somber note, for people praising them for eating "healthy and eco-friendly" they eat like that because they live in a communist hellscape and they have no choice. My dad escaped 41 years ago and is grateful every day to be here in America. He and his siblings lost many (if not all) teeth due to malnutrition because government rations weren't enough... so he and his brothers had to steal from state-owned pig farms and distributed meat and lard (for cooking and to make emergency candles) to trusted friends and neighbors that they knew wouldn't snitch on them.

A diet for a healthy body and a healthy planet.

"Once you try to maximize one part of a system, you can't have balance nor sustainability". And it also makes it less resilient. The French health system was made more 'efficient' by cutting spendings over the years and the Covid crisis has shown how weak it was. Industrial agriculture is becoming more 'efficient' to make money every decade, but it is not sustainable and totally inefficient in other aspects (you have to burn 10 calories of fossile fuel to produce 1 calorie of food). There are probably many other examples of this.

I love this . We are sooooo spoiled

I lived in Nicaragua for about 7 years. My family and I ate rice and beans every day... if we were LUCKY! There were days when we would not have any food for three days in a row and not knowing if there’ll be food at all for the next week! I’d have to go around begging for a tortilla from the neighbors. To give my son by cutting it in two, thus providing “breakfast” and “dinner” for him. (I was lucky the neighbor also gave me a cup of broth with vegetables, which I saved for my son’s lunch.) Poverty has no bottom. If you think you know what poverty is, remember that there are people even poorer than you, and would wish they were “rich” like you.

Love you Cuba and cuba agriculture from india 🇮🇳

This is a healthy diet

That coffee is a "necessity" for me as well! I think what I would miss the most would be spices I can't grow here.

Thank you for Joanna Macy. Her deep caring and understanding is a blessing now...as we TURN.

@freedrum I guess for people like you it would be better to pile up shit on earth and turn oceans into a disgusting plastic soup.. increase the wealth gap between the rich and poor, privatize water, wipe out entire species of animals and plants.. yes thats much better :/ 😕

metaplastic.com/macy doesn't work now

i was imagined this thing since i was on junior high school. I was imagined we could playing games (such as driving simulator) with the map from realistic google map or google street view, but with road collision (speed bump, hole, etc), walls, tree, and so on.

Why not import fertilizers from Venezuela or Iran ??

Yeah, Cuba did a fantastic job helping Angola with their farming. The crops and techniques they introduced the Angolans to failed, the crops died and the soil became infertile. Lets just say Cuba is not very popular these days with the Angolans.

Watsaap nubr snd me

Any new books coming out, or a blog?

[Fourth Hokage Kunai]

Plant vegetables is great to have food on table. I am Montagnard indigenous I love gardening.

awesome work! I need transition effect like google street view. how to make it? would you let me know?

I last saw something like this at the Smithsonian Air&Space Museum in Washington D.C. ...

Who made this? Can they contact me at rjlossing@gmail.com I'd love to put our satellite oceanography data on something like this for our next satellite mission. -Robert Lossing

Is This Unity or what did you use on the mac to specifically just zoom to the single 3D object on the screen to then go on the hdmi lower res-output?

Rice and beans are for Cubans like tortillas are for Mexicans .. we never get tired of that... if we don't have those is as if we didn't eat anything!

This person will never solve climate change. wish I could have my 5mins back.

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[transcript] "Here we have a shift, a moment in human history that is similar in scope and magnitude to previous revolutions. [First there was the agricultural revolution,] and that took centuries. [Then there was the industrial revolution] And the second that was that big in terms of how it changed human life was the Industrial Revolution, which started just two hundred years ago. This is the third revolution of comparable magnitude. Lester Brown called it the environmental revolution, and the ecological revolution, Dana Meadows called it the sustainability revolution. But more and more of us are simply calling it the Great Turning. And this revolution has to happen much faster, and at the same time has to be more thoroughgoing. This is a whole mindset of who and what we are in relation to the planet… we are part of a living planet. We can present it as the transition from the industrial growth society to a life-sustaining society. What determines the nature of this political economy, how it sets its goals, how it measures its success, is in terms of how it grows, how fast it grows. And grows in what? Health? Longevity? Wisdom? Beauty and Grace in the Eyes of God?Profit. .…So that right away shows you that this, from the system's point of view, is a doomed political economy. It's a doomed system on runaway, because it is seeking to maximize one part of it. And once you do that with any system, everything goes out of whack and it begins to devour itself. Once you try to maximize one part, then you can't have balance, which means you can't have sustainability. This is so huge a revolution, so huge a movement, this great turning, that there are perforce many ways of going about it. So I'd like to put the dimensions of the great turning in terms of flows of causality, how they're mutually supporting. So that the most obvious one that we often identify with activism is what we call holding actions, and these are all the actions that slow down the destructiveness of the industrial growth society. So these are everything from soup kitchens to protest marches to tree sittings to legal and legislative campaigns. But it's not enough, because the life-sustaining society needs structures, new ways of doing things. Gaian - I used to write 'alternative' - structures and patterns of organizing. New ways of holding the land. Ancient ways of growing food, ways of measuring prosperity, new forms of education, ways of people teaching each other and waking each other up. That's not enough for the Great Turning either. Because any new structures or patterns will shrivel, they'll die unless they're deeply rooted in our values, in our belief in what is worthwhile. In our assumptions about the nature of reality. And so that's happening too, at a colossal rate of speed. You can call this the shift in consciousness. There's the coming up of new evidence from science, quantum theory, systems theory, chaos theory, holographic theory. There's the wisdom traditions of ancient peoples coming up with very much the same perspective on the intricate interconnectedness of all life patterns. So new ways of seeing, new ways of seeing the sacred, new forms of spirituality. It's a scientific and spiritual revolution. So it's an incredible time to be alive. That's another reason I want to anchor this concept of the great turning in you, because it's a source of a sense of tremendous privilege and excitement. It means that life can go on. And that can be an exquisite reason to get up every morning.

I loved the book. But there's no return to the fundamentalist one-world-view that the Amish could live in. Now we need to learn to live together with multiple worldviews. It's challenging, very. We may not make it. Now the one-world-view is the whole world and the challenge is to "wake up."

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