Winter Solstice 2025
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The challenge of food ecomodernism: a puzzle outlined
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Let us humbly receive the minimal (experimentally validated) foundation that can plausibly account for everything we experience, even if we can’t ourselves connect all the dots. Trust the universe, not our brains.
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