honestly its in no way limited to schooling. its just frustrating listening to people take the subjectivity of apparatuses of control as their own.
@babe i won the favor of my crows by tossing food their way when i saw them. they learned to associate me with the gifts! now i can leave out food for them (in spots i taught them i would leave food) and they'll come get it, even if i'm nearby.
@agreedyboi corpo-storywriting moment
@mu i'll try to keep updates on it posted! i'm unsure of where exactly to start but i'm sure i'll stumble my way into something
what i mean is - learning plant identification is obviously useful. but i want to develop a set of reproducible practices which can be passed down, separate from any knowledge of a plant, to safely learn what the plant would be useful for.
look at how they spit in the face of values of freedom and cooperation in the name of democracy. and then to claim the locals' 'violent response' is a sign of dark hours ahead.
on the contrary - dark hours were brought on by the violent colonial project of indigenous genocide.
"France has declared a state of emergency in its Pacific island territory of New Caledonia and deployed police and military reinforcements in an attempt to end days of unrest over Paris’s move to change the rules governing provincial elections.
"Three Indigenous Kanak people and a police officer have been killed in violence that erupted on Monday night and has continued despite an overnight curfew. Hundreds have been injured."
i got to pet a big steer named Rufus though!!! the handler was like 'rufus means rust colored in latin, so he's a rufus covered rufus!!"
A wandering deer, building shrines along the way.