Homegrown Humans Newsletter
Jamie WhealMaking sense at the expense of the nonsense. (Because laughing is more fun than crying).
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We (Conspira)See As We Be
(This post got picked up by Tim Ferriss and Rolling Stone when it first came out. Conditions have only seemed to confirm its core thesis since then. Feel free to check the four categories and see if you, or anyone you know fits into them!)
Mad Hatters and Centaurs (CONCLUSION!)
New to this series? Check out Part I here, and jump on the story of the horseback empire of the Lakotas and their lessons for us today.
Mad Hatters and Centaurs Part III
Continuing story in several installments tracking our energy transition from fossil fuels today, by looking at the last energy transition, of horses and steamships in the 19th century.
Mad Hatters and Centaurs (Part II)*
Ok—welcome to Part II of a several part series unpacking our current energy and culture crisis via the lens of our last major culture and energy crisis–the Great Indian Wars of the late 19th century.
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