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Excitable, existential, curious, awkward. Ecologically motivated. Small time Canadian. Writings at https://she-what.ghost.io/
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Good metaphor for situations where inaction is what's risky.
Show PostI saw the term used by people who study longevity, and how people in regions where people tend to live much longer, use fewer labour saving devices. I think I intuited mostly what you meant by it, it's one of the kinds of things that has been on my mind lately (all the things you mentioned)
Show PostI'm going to have to look up "deconveniencing" but recently when we were on PEI we were discussing how we would have to adapt if we ever moved back and it was basically "adapt to everything being inconvenient" (not entirely negative) so that's my starting point for imagining what that might mean 😅
Show PostI think you are at least mostly right
Show PostWe bred these dogs to shepherd to the extent that they will choose to herd sheep of their own volition, and to be highly intelligent Are they conscious? Probably yes (under most reasonable definitions). Is owning and working them slavery? Most people would think not.
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