#bringing-forth

[eofotmc]

what's the best climate to try and buy land on in your opinion?

Great question, I’ll be answering from the standpoint of a homesteader as I assume that’s what you meant and that’s what I’m most familiar with. I’ll also be focusing largely on climate rather than other factors such as prices, laws, culture, proximity, etc. I’ll be focusing on the USA.

Just off the top of my head, outside of the incorporated areas of Nevada and especially Utah, think Bailey’s eco-region 341. Maine/Wisconsin/Michigan (212) is also good, although you’d have to adapt to the cold. West Virginia/Kentucky/Carolinas/Georgia (231) would also be worth considering. 

[whentheynyan]

All coming to presence, not only modern technology, keeps itself everywhere concealed to the last.

[eofotmc]

I believe that certain physical relationship work well because they are consistent with human psychological needs that are probably universal and haven't changed over time. A consideration of these issues leads ineluctably to the condition we call beauty, which for too long has been dismissed as an insoluble mystery of "taste," or worse, relegated by the academic avant-garde to the dumpster of irrelevance.

James Howard Kunstler, Home From Nowhere

[whentheynyan]

Man can indeed conceive, fashion, and carry through this or that in one way or another. But man does not have control over un-concealment itself

[sohochari]

When Heidegger is talking about technology (First Part) ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

Martin Heidegger: Technology is not equivalent to the essence of technology… Likewise, the essence of technology is by no means anything technological. Thus, we shall never experience our relationship to the essence of technology so long as we merely conceive and push forward the technological, put up with it, or evade it. Everywhere we remain unfree and chained to technology, whether we…

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