We can learn a lot from non-human beings. Specially like the tree shown. See how trees clamp onto rocks, to arid locations, how animals bite off a paw if caught in a trap (seen a 3 legged fox long time ago, foraging as if nothing happened, and there is a doc online from a wounded lioness, unable to use her front paws, becoming a water-lioness to feed her cubs). Unfortunately we have a brain that is easily influenced by talking heads...
last year this story was mentioned on another substack, so (curious) I looked it up and found several sources describing what'd occurred in Athens, Tennesee. truly inspiring!
I hadn't known about the "Battle of Athens." If Wikipedia is to be believed, the movement was successful for a couple years, than things returned more or less to "normal."
'The GIs came home to find that a political machine had taken over their Tennessee county. What they did about it astounded the nation....'- https://www.americanheritage.com/battle-athens
We can learn a lot from non-human beings. Specially like the tree shown. See how trees clamp onto rocks, to arid locations, how animals bite off a paw if caught in a trap (seen a 3 legged fox long time ago, foraging as if nothing happened, and there is a doc online from a wounded lioness, unable to use her front paws, becoming a water-lioness to feed her cubs). Unfortunately we have a brain that is easily influenced by talking heads...
Battle of Athens, Tennessee… Interesting!
quite beautiful, even - https://www.americanheritage.com/battle-athens
Thank you Mary Lou… I just started reading it. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yea I remember reading that article or something....
last year this story was mentioned on another substack, so (curious) I looked it up and found several sources describing what'd occurred in Athens, Tennesee. truly inspiring!
Lots of great stuff on today‘s post. Loved the quote by Dalrymple.
I hadn't known about the "Battle of Athens." If Wikipedia is to be believed, the movement was successful for a couple years, than things returned more or less to "normal."
'The GIs came home to find that a political machine had taken over their Tennessee county. What they did about it astounded the nation....'- https://www.americanheritage.com/battle-athens
long read, enjoy :-))
Yea I remember reading that article or something....
moving in the same circles....? ;-))
TQ so much for all you do, much appreciated!