Arjuna
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If you've never heard of Jim Kunstler I would definitely recommend checking his writing out
The Trials of Wokery | Kunstler
The Trials of Wokery | Kunstler
The Trials of Wokery
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His "World Made By Hand" series is really good too.
My job allows me to listen to music/auto books though my bluetooth, just finished listening to World Made By Hand good read/listen! Happening in Washington County was pretty cool as I'm next door in Saratoga County so I was familiar with some of the landmarks mentioned. Unfortunately that is the only book of his the online Library has.
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Last summer I read his "Living in the Long Emergency." While I don't agree 100% with everything Kunstler says I agree with most. For the record that book was a little odd and the whole middle section where he interviews those who he think will be able to "Survive" the long emergency is kind of whack. The first and final thirds though are great. I try to regularly read his column and read most of his non-fiction works. The guy makes a lot of sense to me.
Forget about climate change for a bit, the fact is that fossil fuels are a finite resource and we're running low on them and prices will rise accordingly with scarcity. Like it or not our whole world is reliant on cheap and reliable sources of energy. When those go away we essential go back to a 18th-early 19th Century (pre-industrial) style of living.
I got news for the wokesters who think things are tough right now with high student loans on gender studies degrees, the cost of Starbucks, craft beer, and avocado toast. You ain't seen NOTHING yet.
Forget about climate change for a bit, the fact is that fossil fuels are a finite resource and we're running low on them and prices will rise accordingly with scarcity. Like it or not our whole world is reliant on cheap and reliable sources of energy. When those go away we essential go back to a 18th-early 19th Century (pre-industrial) style of living.
I got news for the wokesters who think things are tough right now with high student loans on gender studies degrees, the cost of Starbucks, craft beer, and avocado toast. You ain't seen NOTHING yet.