hi

[meternieth]

 two years, i suppose. a lot changes

Comments

[polydad]

Did you perhaps mean social *contract*, or have we discovered a new area of my ignorance in need of remedy?

best,

Joel

[socraticlaughtr]

Construct works.

We construct the framework in which we act toward each other.
This also includes a contract.

[polydad]

If I'm following you correctly, it *may* but does not *require* to have a contract. Yes/no/other?

best,

Joel

[socraticlaughtr]

Well, not having the contract means that the forms of interaction are not binding or observed, therefor trustworthy interaction cannot happen.

[in_frequency]

hihi! welcome back!

[molasses]

i wish i knew a place in the wood for you, for us.
i'd live in the little trailer, further back, and your kids could come for tea visits, or cucumber harvest or a sleepover sometimes (on top of the trailer, stars and sleeping bags)

[socraticlaughtr]

With a little chef kitchen to the side?

[molasses]

hello!

[socraticlaughtr]

Yes jams, Hello!

[socraticlaughtr]

I know!
I feel that the governments have completely lost purpose and focus.
And the system isn't going to hold.

At least here, I give it less than 30 years before there is upheaval and collapse.
So teach your kids how to survive and live.

How to run, how to defend, how to negotiate, how to offer services and play.

[meternieth]

How to run, how to defend, how to negotiate, how to offer services and play. "
this exactly the idea. I dont even give it thirty years. I hope i am wrong.

Welcome back

[silverseastar]

And I'm always amazed at how much stays the same. Our deeper beliefs, our commitment to our kids, our artistic nature's all continue to give us strength on the journey.

We are so oddly similar in some ways.