Peanut butter soya cucumber salad
Tagged: recipe.
Poncianinho’s Vlog 8 “Other Side”
[The sun made me want to practice.]
[Advice should be like snow: the more gentle it falls, the longer it stays.]
Tagged: capoeira.
The road to mastery 1 by Mestre Poncianinho
[Learn to be comfortable with getting motivated to work when you plateau and not give up.]
Let’s make homemade oat milk! 🥣🥛☕️
Tagged: recipe.
Many tools make a good toolbox.
[Small talk is a test to see how people respond to meaningless things and determine whether it's worth bringing up more serious things.]
Tagged: recipe.
If we were compatible, we’d know exactly what the other person meant all the time, right?
[Language is primarily for internal use to construct our own worldviews, rather than a tool for communication with others.]
[What does it mean to feel disgust at bodies similar to yours?]
[Trying something to decide whether you like it or gives you perspective rather than putting you in a box.]
I was taught something, so now i know it, right?
[Nothing can be taught, there is only learning.]
[Having read about a topic or participated in a workshop does not mean knowing it, which is painfully obvious in the trades.]
Let's talk about keeping your community network going....
[Cross train your community network on manuals by letting each person pick a specific part to master and then teaching it to the group.]
[Keep things interesting by meeting up without a specific plan, deciding something fun together, and getting to it right away from there.]
[Build a network resource together through labour or by chipping in funds.]
[Perhaps obsession with individualism shames us if we are 'less disciplined' when 'alone', while blinding us to how functional it is to live your best through other people.]
Let's talk about a rabbit hole with foreign policy....
[Foreign policy supports domestic policy, so changing the former starts with deep systemic change in the latter.]
Exploits of Play: The Cheating Other
When the masses laugh, the powerful quake.
Let's talk about how to change the world (Part 2)....
[Older people who consider themselves unable to contribute due to physical impairments have decades of life experience and can often offer advice to simplify or streamline the more intense work.]
[Having events where people can help can signal being more active than having meetings where people talk, and will attract doers.]
Let's talk about how to change the world....
[Bring independent means having a network, and having a choice about how things get done rather than doing everything yourself.]
[Extremism lets you pretend that all badness is in your enemies while all goodness is in you.]
[Find shared language by replacing 'true statements' with words that convey the emotional experience around your solution.]
[Finding ways to solve multiple issues simultaneously helps tell a stronger story than a list of bug fixes or closed issues: try to holistically answer 'what actually happened?']
[Community is about helping each other, rather than having similar interests or agreements or approaches.]
[Randomize your MAC address often.]
[Tor is for anonymity, not encryption: you need to configure it to avoid sending unencrypted data.]
