permaculture

[Oystein Tandberg <oystein_tandberg@yahoo.no>]

I don't want to make this a long e-mail; so I'll just jump to the 
conclusions: 

1. Humans are not in charge of the climate (so the permaculture response (PR) 
could be: "lower your shoulders, and take a walk in the garden").  
2. Exponential human growth (overpopulation) is a myth. ( PR: if you think 
there are too many people on the planet, chances are you are depressed, and 
there are herbs for that) 
3. Viruses, as infectious microorganisms, is a myth. ( PR: the continuous 
production of DNA/RNA is life is life - love life; don't kill it with 
chemicals) 
4. Pasteur was wrong - an infection is always a secondary illness; infections 
arise after tissue has been damaged, by malnutrition or intoxication. (PR: 
enrich the blood for good health, like you would enrich the soil for good 
growth)

Discussion? 





--- Den tir 2012-05-01 skrev Lawrence F. London, Jr. 
<venaurafarm@bellsouth.net>:

> Fra: Lawrence F. London, Jr. <venaurafarm@bellsouth.net>
> Emne: Re: [permaculture] The next World food crisis?
> Til: "permaculture" <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
> Dato: Tirsdag 1. mai 2012 21.32
> On 5/1/2012 1:43 PM, Toby Hemenway
> wrote:
> 
> > A gentle redirect: I can relate to the satisfaction of
> delivering
> > rage-filled rants, but, this being a permaculture list,
> I'd love to
> > see some element of permacultural thinking in the
> responses
>  >
> > so what does a permaculturist do?
> >
> > Toby http://patternliteracy.com
> 
> With that in mind could we revisit discussion about
> maintaining the 
> standards of permaculture. Scott Pittman was expert in this
> and a major 
> proponent and I am in total agreement with him. The PC 3rd
> Ethic issue 
> was a rabbit hole a lot of energy went into; that too was
> rant country, 
> so back to minding the fort.
> 
> The essence of the permaculture standards provides an
> unending creative
> energy source that fascinates me. The lens on the world that
> 
> permaculture provides is the main aperture I choose to see
> the world at 
> large through. I am not sure how many appreciate the
> richness and depth
> this unique view of the world provides but perhaps very
> many.
> 
> So what about the permaculture standards represented in the
> teachings, 
> workshops, PDC's and the general permaculture knowledgebase.
> I like to 
> think in terms of an organized system that can be used to
> help move this 
> forward.
> 
> What do you think, Toby, Paul? Where are Geoff Lawton and
> Scott Pittman?
> 
> from the ecoponderosa
> LL
> 
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