Economics without emotion is war against the heart of life itself.
The sweltering white-head of the capitalist greed-boil can be seen oozing out bland consumer conformity, and low quality goods at a high world-wide collateral cost.
The industrial revolution assembly lines gave birth to the sweatshops and indentured child slavery; as they say, you may know a tree by its fruits.
We seem to love to dissect, organize and compartmentalize, and to exert unnatural order and control over what we perceive as wild, unpredictable and therefore dangerous.
Food is a part of our contract with life.
As an organism there is nothing more relevant or sacred than what you put into your body.
As creatures with a body, we should all be especially concerned about the quality of air, water and food we allow into our bodily vehicle.
Life is a constant consumption of our environment through our senses.
It seems we often timidly seek predictability and ease over adventure and effort.
Craftsmanship exists in everything, from goods and services to vegetables, governments and even personal relationships.
