nostr:nprofile1qqsz8gk0v0kgrej4vxk2l3j43xxjl580ryqggefl53fyz0m4uk3at0qpz4mhxue69uhk2er9dchxummnw3ezumrpdejqzxrhwden5te0d35kw6r5de5kuemjv4kxz7fwvdhk6qgjwaehxw309ahkvenrdpskjm3wwp6kyzr5eea yes, however iMHO organic and natural should be the standard.
Discussion
Yes. A thousand times yes!
But with the increased pressure to produce cheaper, organic went out of the window and a few billion extra people could be fed cheaply.
My ideal world would be one where we all have our own plot of land and do our own farming and gardening 🥰
This requires a big global shakeup 🤔 and possibly we need to geo-engineer our planet to make Siberia, the Mongolian desert, the Sahara and all of Australia not just habitable but positively blooming.
I think maybe gardening should probably be taught in school. We don't need to change the environment but moreso how we think and approach health.
If, and that is a big if, I know, if we don’t need to work in the “fiat mines” to get money because we live a simpeler life on a farm-ish place, we could homeschool our kids. No need for dedicated schools at all, unless you want to learn a speciality later in life 🤔
I’m dreaming again, i know. For now, learning a bit about farming would be a net positive. But unless we teach kids about regenerative and organic farming, all they will remember is how the slaw they tried to grow in school was eaten by snails 🐌.
It's free to dream. 🙂
Also, maybe people need to be able to opt out of school tax if they want to homeschool their child.