diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
index 81b0a5752..32309df52 100644
--- a/.gitignore
+++ b/.gitignore
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
.obsidian
.obsidian-git-data
.obsidian-git-data*
+logseq/bak
+private
diff --git a/11.md b/11.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ebb75ad84
--- /dev/null
+++ b/11.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[right resolve]]
diff --git a/17.md b/17.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..29233e0a3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/17.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[number]].
+ - #pull [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/173.md b/173.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5f345f90f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/173.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- A [[prime]].
+ - #drishti [[29]] * 173 = [[5017]]
diff --git a/2.md b/2.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ebfc54dd3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/2.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[fork]]
diff --git a/2023.md b/2023.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8aa7b1086
--- /dev/null
+++ b/2023.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #push [[timeline]]
diff --git a/22.md b/22.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6fe10fa64
--- /dev/null
+++ b/22.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- ~ two [[right resolves]]
+- #push [[pull]]
+ - #pull [[push]]
diff --git a/29.md b/29.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5c34b4b3c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/29.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[prime]].
+ - [[drishti]] in [[braids]]
diff --git a/2d barcodes.md b/2d barcodes.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2194c4f28
--- /dev/null
+++ b/2d barcodes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- a [[list]].
+ - [[monochrome]]
+ - [[qr code]]
+ - [[aztec code]]
+ - [[maxicode]]
+ - [[data matrix]] up to 2.3k chars
+ - [[SPARQCode]]
+ - [[PDF417]]
+ - [[color]]
+ - #pull [[color qr]]
+ - [[jab]]
+ - [[hccb]]
diff --git a/3 agora.md b/3 agora.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2f5492a0f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/3 agora.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- an [[idea]].
+ - a [[3-agora]] is an [[agora]] view with three nodes on it:
+ - current (default in [[1 agora]])
+ - a [[backlink]]
+ - a [[forward link]]
+ - #pull generalizes to [[2d agora]]
+ - not super hard to implement thanks to [[recursive agora]] which is already working (behind a setting) for pulls
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/3.md b/3.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..037cd6b83
--- /dev/null
+++ b/3.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[three]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/4.md b/4.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..230b54fc8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/4.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[2]] * #2
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/A Pattern Language.md b/A Pattern Language.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..955c48346
--- /dev/null
+++ b/A Pattern Language.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+#pull [[a pattern language]]
diff --git a/Agora commons.md b/Agora commons.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2ce929585
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Agora commons.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull a [[knowledge commons]] as provisioned and maintained by an [[Agora]].
diff --git a/Agora of Flancia.md b/Agora of Flancia.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9161d3232
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Agora of Flancia.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- The [[Agora of Flancia]] is just [[an Agora]].
+- #pull There are [[many Agoras]]; I'm writing this in the [[Agora]] of [[Flancia]].
+ - #go https://anagora.org
diff --git a/Agora project.md b/Agora project.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..61622242f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Agora project.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[agora]] [[agora paper]] [[agora server]] [[agora bridge]]
diff --git a/Agora protocol.md b/Agora protocol.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b712af2b8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Agora protocol.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull see also [[agora pkm chapter]].
diff --git a/Agora sync.md b/Agora sync.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..62bcfc126
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Agora sync.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #push [[autopush]]
+ - #pull [[autopush]] [[autopull]]
diff --git a/Burn brightly.md b/Burn brightly.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..24ace7c1f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Burn brightly.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[burn burn burn]]
diff --git a/Dharma gates.md b/Dharma gates.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0bd750e5e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Dharma gates.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- [[dharma]] gates
+ - [[bodhisattva vow]]
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/Enrique.md b/Enrique.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1c4e74850
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Enrique.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - a [[friend]].
+ - [[ecr]]
diff --git a/Flancia.md b/Flancia.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1588e462d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Flancia.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[project]].
+ - [[fully open]] [[transparent]] [[ethical]]
+ - In [[Flancia]] they used the [[internet]] to build a global [[Commons]].
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora doc]]
diff --git a/I should remember this.md b/I should remember this.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fcf5fa206
--- /dev/null
+++ b/I should remember this.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- I should remember many things, but I usually don't, which is why I like [[wikis]] and the [[agora]].
+- #pull [[do]] [[todo]] [[read]] [[later]] [[plan]] [[remember]] and others
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/I will SHOW YOU the shape of my heart.md b/I will SHOW YOU the shape of my heart.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7db3d3754
--- /dev/null
+++ b/I will SHOW YOU the shape of my heart.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[the shape of my heart]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/I will _show you_ the shape of my heart.md b/I will _show you_ the shape of my heart.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7db3d3754
--- /dev/null
+++ b/I will _show you_ the shape of my heart.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[the shape of my heart]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/Meet.md b/Meet.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b260fdeb6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Meet.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- As of [[2022-08]] I work on [[Google Meet]].
diff --git a/Moloch.md b/Moloch.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..16b494737
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Moloch.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- #push [[meditations on moloch]]
+ - [[moloch]] of the thousand terrible faces of humanity
+ - [[moloch]] who hides cowardly the [[suffering of others]]
+ - [[moloch]] of uncontrolled, hypocritical, lazy [[capitalism]] and the adoration of fixed [[hierarchies]]
+ - [[moloch]] who we may [[slay]], we may [[save]], we may [[subdue]]
+ - #pull [[engels]] [[marx]] [[ginsberg]] [[alexander]]
diff --git a/OpenAlex.md b/OpenAlex.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6e15c8641
--- /dev/null
+++ b/OpenAlex.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- #push [[open alex]]
+ - a [[catalog]].
+ - #go https://docs.openalex.org/
+ - #by [[OurResearch]]
diff --git a/OurResearch.md b/OurResearch.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b084987d3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/OurResearch.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- #push [[our research]]
+ - a [[nonprofit]].
+ - #go https://ourresearch.org/
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index dbdb39f2b..5e32d3539 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -1,24 +1,32 @@
# Flancian's digital garden
- Welcome to my [[digital garden]]!
-- This garden is part of the [Agora](https://anagora.org/node/agora) and can be found rendered in https://anagora.org/. If you're viewing this on Github, you will have a suboptimal experience (many links will be broken).
-- If you'd like help setting up a digital garden like this one for yourself, please reach out to me in any way you find convenient: [[identity]].
-- For more information about my other projects, please refer to https://flancia.org.
-- If you'd like to see this graphed, this is current as of [[2021-01-27]]: https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1354425781766803458
+ - This garden is part of the [Agora](https://anagora.org/agora) and can be found rendered in https://anagora.org/. If you're viewing this on Github, Gitlab or some other [[git]] host, you will likely have a suboptimal experience (wikilinks may not work).
+ - If you'd like help setting up a [[digital garden]] like this one for yourself, please reach out to me in any way you find convenient: [[flancian]].
+ - For more information about my other projects, please refer to https://flancia.org.
+ - If you'd like to see this graphed, see [[agora graphs]].
+ - See also [[flancian repo]].
## Navigating this garden
-- Please use the search function on the top, or begin by browsing one of the following popular nodes (in the sense that they are highly connected):
+- Please use the search function in https://anagora.org, or just begin by browsing one of the following popular nodes (in the sense that they are highly connected):
- [[person]]
- - [[twitter]]
+ - [[thing]]
+ - [[idea]]
- [[do]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[mastodon]]
+ - [[matrix]]
- [[flancia]]
- - [[manifesto]]
+ - [[manifesto]]
- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
- [[agora plan]]
- - [[agora feature requests]]
+ - [[agora discuss]]
- [[agora protocol]]
+ - [[agora rfcs]]
- [[wikilinks everywhere]]
- - [[stoa]]
-- [[pull]] [[flancian]]
+- #pull [[flancian]]
diff --git a/Romandy.md b/Romandy.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..67fab45eb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Romandy.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[place]].
+ - [[region]]
diff --git a/The Agora is a Social Knowledge Graph.md b/The Agora is a Social Knowledge Graph.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ec090a241
--- /dev/null
+++ b/The Agora is a Social Knowledge Graph.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+H2 {The Agora is a Social Knowledge Graph}
+[[Flancian]]
+
+In this chapter we describe an **Agora**, being a **social knowledge graph** provisioned and maintained by a community as a [commons](https://anagora.org/commons).
+
+The Agora differs from other projects in the knowledge space in a few ways: whereas a **personal knowledge graph** usually contains resources authored or collected by a single person, and a **wiki** usually contains resources produced by a group, an Agora contains and integrates both personal and group resources and interlinks them liberally. Whereas links in a personal knowledge graph or wiki usually have a single target, **Agora links fan out by default** and can be thought of as mapping to sets of resources. Finally, **the reference Agora tries to remain tool, format and platform agnostic**, trying to build first on general conventions common to many tools and platforms in the knowledge space for maximal inclusivity and diversity.
+
+Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertices or **nodes** `N` (entities) and **edges** `E` (known links between entities, optionally annotated). An Agora node contains the set of all known resources about or otherwise relevant to the entity described by the node title or any provided metadata. Each such resource is called a **subnode**. Note that because links can be arbitrarily annotated (i.e. #tagged or qualified by other nearby links) and have multiplicity, the Agora is in fact a **hypergraph**.
+
+The free and open source reference Agora provides a minimum viable implementation of the [underlay](https://anagora.org/underlay), **interlay**, **overlay** components of a **distributed knowledge graph** based on off-the-shelf components. Individual Agora instances are expected to **federate** and organize into a greater **Agora network**. We describe how this network can integrate with the wider internet ecosystem and how it could be used to run experiments on distributed thought.
+
diff --git a/The flower in the lotus.md b/The flower in the lotus.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cf4814950
--- /dev/null
+++ b/The flower in the lotus.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[dharma]]
diff --git a/Trennungsvereinbarung.md b/Trennungsvereinbarung.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0a535518f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Trennungsvereinbarung.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[project]].
+ - with [[l]]
+ - one of many :)
+ - #go https://www.gerichte-zh.ch/fileadmin/user_upload/Dokumente/Themen/Ehe_und_Familie/Formulare_und_Merkblaetter/Mu_Trennungsvereinbarung_Eheschutz_mit_Kinderbelangen_VorlagePDF.pdf
+ - #muster https://www.gerichte-zh.ch/themen/ehe-und-familie/eheschutz/mustervereinbarungen.html
diff --git a/_.md b/_.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..449653a90
--- /dev/null
+++ b/_.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- A [[query]].
+- A [[question]].
+- A [[test case]].
+ - Not sure how this file will be named or if [[an agora]] will be able to serve it currently, although it should eventually :)
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/_F0_9F_A6_B0.md b/_F0_9F_A6_B0.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8487e5248
--- /dev/null
+++ b/_F0_9F_A6_B0.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[🦰]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/a flash of lightning in the dark of night.md b/a flash of lightning in the dark of night.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fac1f7dbf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/a flash of lightning in the dark of night.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - by [[dalai lama]].
+ - #pull [[shantideva]] [[a guide to the bodhisattva's way of life]]
diff --git a/a guide to the bodhisattva's way of life.md b/a guide to the bodhisattva's way of life.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4a4a2ee0c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/a guide to the bodhisattva's way of life.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - I'm #reading it.
diff --git a/a pattern language.md b/a pattern language.md
index 5d881a430..efb57224c 100644
--- a/a pattern language.md
+++ b/a pattern language.md
@@ -1,19 +1,28 @@
-# A Pattern Language
+# A [[Pattern Language]]
- a [[book]]
- - [[by]] [[christopher alexander]] [[murray silverstein]] [[sara ishikawa]]
- - Received my copy from [[the strand]] on [[2020-11-11]].
+ - #by
+ - [[christopher alexander]]
+ - [[sara ishikawa]]
+ - [[murray silverstein]]
+ - #with
+ - [[max jacobson]]
+ - [[ingrid fiksdahl-king]]
+ - [[shlomo angel]]
+ - (maybe also you as a [[reader]] and [[writer]]?)
+ - I received my copy from [[the strand]] on [[2020-11-11]].
- Perhaps a good fit for an [[agora reading club]].
- [[bmock]], [[EduneV]], [[seconds_0]], [[jonathan-the-utopian]], [[ablueaeshna]], [[naim]] are all interested.
- - Update: I am very glad about [[patterning]], organized by [[lorand]].
+ - Update (2021?): I am very glad about [[patterning]], organized by [[lorand]].
- [[reading alexander]].
- - [[wp]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Pattern_Language
- - [[go]] [[wp]]
- - [[hypothesis]] https://via.hypothes.is/https://stoa.anagora.org/ipfs/QmcWQb2wb2JQ74yyuiKth9UUe911pvjHW1ZghbF74dh6vg
- - [[ipfs]] ipfs://QmSVT3kvdzUWVdTBKumYpgj3NdwSLq2TDcNPGrLiEum5ta
- - Book is from [[1977]], please apply your own [[copyright law]] and ignore this link as you wish.
- - [[other]] via.hypothes.is/ipfs.io/ipfs/QmSVT3kvdzUWVdTBKumYpgj3NdwSLq2TDcNPGrLiEum5ta
+ - Update (2022): [[an Agora]] is a [[repository of patterns]].
+ - #wp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Pattern_Language
+ - The book is from [[1977]], please apply your own [[copyright law]] and ignore some of the following links as you wish.
+ - #hypothesis https://via.hypothes.is/https://stoa.anagora.org/ipfs/QmcWQb2wb2JQ74yyuiKth9UUe911pvjHW1ZghbF74dh6vg
+ - #ipfs ipfs://QmSVT3kvdzUWVdTBKumYpgj3NdwSLq2TDcNPGrLiEum5ta
+ - #other https://via.hypothes.is/ipfs.io/ipfs/QmSVT3kvdzUWVdTBKumYpgj3NdwSLq2TDcNPGrLiEum5ta
+
+## #pull [[Patterns]]
-## Patterns
- [[45]] [[necklace of community projects]]
- [[38]] [[carnival]]
diff --git a/abdullah öcalan.md b/abdullah öcalan.md
index 48d3013d9..5c567cc7b 100644
--- a/abdullah öcalan.md
+++ b/abdullah öcalan.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
- a [[person]]
- [[kurdish]] [[political prisoner]] [[friend]]
- I don't know him but I call him a friend as he's a person that seems like he would like to improve the world for others if they let him
+ - I've met people who think he's a [[terrorist]], though
- [[wp]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_%C3%96calan
- - [[go]] [[wp]]
- - [[pull]] [[pkk]]
+ - #pull [[pkk]]
diff --git a/abuelo.md b/abuelo.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dd3b5b177
--- /dev/null
+++ b/abuelo.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[Eduardo Carlas Bargalló]]
+- [[Tomás Ivanec]]
diff --git a/adversarial interoperability.md b/adversarial interoperability.md
index 9b88c727a..8e4ae26bc 100644
--- a/adversarial interoperability.md
+++ b/adversarial interoperability.md
@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@
-# Adversarial Interoperability
-
-- [[go]] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability
- - By [[cory doctorow]].
+- a [[concept]].
+- #go https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability
+ - by [[cory doctorow]].
- "that's when you create a new product or service that plugs into the existing ones without the permission of the companies that make them."
-- See also: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/11/altinteroperabilityadversarial, https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/06/adversarial-interoperability-reviving-elegant-weapon-more-civilized-age-slay.
-- Related: [[flanbook]].
+ - See also: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/11/altinteroperabilityadversarial, https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/06/adversarial-interoperability-reviving-elegant-weapon-more-civilized-age-slay.
+ - Related: [[flanbook]].
diff --git a/africa design travel.md b/africa design travel.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ddbdd7c70
--- /dev/null
+++ b/africa design travel.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[travel agency]].
+ - #go https://www.africadesigntravel.ch/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/agile.md b/agile.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c95600f55
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agile.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+-
+-
+-
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/agora 3.md b/agora 3.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..68b66d758
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agora 3.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- #pull [[3 agora]] [[podagora]] unlocks:
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - [[jerry agora]]
+ - [[anattagora]]
+ - ...
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/agora abstract.md b/agora abstract.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2dc1e7e60
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agora abstract.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- I try to write [[abstracts]] for possible [[papers]] related to the [[agora]].
+ - This was motivated by [[pkm book]]'s [[call for chapters]]
+ - #pull [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #0 in flancia there is an agora (perhaps to be read later)
+ - #1 the [[agora]] tries to be a minimal viable [[ethical]] [[knowledge commons]]
+ - #2 the [[agora]] is a platform that lets you do [[yoga]] for the [[mind]] with others
+ - #3 the [[agora]] is a platform for [[effective altruism]].
+ - #4 the [[agora]] is a repository of [[patterns]].
+ - #5 the [[agora]] is a platform for the the study of the [[phenomenology of reading and writing]]
+ - #6 the [[agora]] is a minimal viable [[social knowledge graph]] that tries to integrate and complement [[personal knowledge graphs]] optimally
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/agora architecture.md b/agora architecture.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..70fea2ea4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agora architecture.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[agora diagram]]
diff --git a/agora bootstrap.md b/agora bootstrap.md
index d6b6edef1..f6b94bfdc 100644
--- a/agora bootstrap.md
+++ b/agora bootstrap.md
@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
# agora bootstrap
-
- the agora runs in a user in your computer. I use `agora`.
- - `sudo adduser agora`
- - `sudo su - agora`.
+ - `sudo adduser agora`
+ - `sudo su - agora`.
- you can optionally set up this user so it auto-starts all agora services you want to run.
- - `sudo loginctl enable-linger agora` to have user services stick across restarts
- - then set up [[systemd]] user services for [[agora server]] (frontend/reader) and [[agora bridge]] (writer) in the `agora` user (more details to come soon)
+ - `sudo loginctl enable-linger agora` to have user services stick across restarts
+ - then set up [[systemd]] user services for [[agora server]] (frontend/reader) and [[agora bridge]] (writer) in the `agora` user (more details to come soon)
- [[clone repos]]
- - agora: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora.git`
- - agora-server: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
- - agora-bridge: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
+ - agora: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora.git`
+ - agora-server: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
+ - agora-bridge: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
+- LATER [[code]] [[bootstrap agora]] [[script]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/agora chapter.md b/agora chapter.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a5cd62faf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agora chapter.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- a [[chapter]].
+ - part of [[pkg book]] if I write it to a good standard before [[2022-09-01]] :)
+ - #pull [[agora pkg chapter]] is the source of truth for the draft
+ - maybe I'll make that a [[meta node]] and keep this node focused strictly on the text that will be printed?
+ - #pull [[agora doc]] is what will be the actual next deliverable
+ - this [[google doc]] will be used for editing after [[2022-09-01]], I want to set up sync.
+ - [ ] try to set up sync using [[pandoc]]
+
diff --git a/agora code.md b/agora code.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b86ba148e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agora code.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[agora server]] [[agora bridge]] contain the code for this Agora.
+ - [[go/agora/git]] is the Agora root.
diff --git a/agora diagram.md b/agora diagram.md
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+++ b/agora diagram.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[agora graph]] [[agora architecture]] [[agora diagrams]]
diff --git a/agora diagrams.md b/agora diagrams.md
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+- a [[workspace]]
+ - in [[excalidraw]]
+ - #go https://app.excalidraw.com/o/6zTCWKQBxvG/6DlS1x0JQLJ
diff --git a/agora doc.md b/agora doc.md
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index 000000000..04653b662
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+++ b/agora doc.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+- an [[article]].
+ - written for [[pkg book]].
+ - #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit?usp=sharing
+ - #pull [[agora pkg chapter]] ~ [[agora chapter]] (these might converge, I use them in different contexts)
+ - #pull https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit#heading=h.lxyhsegwtr4m
+ - [x] should work, try iframes with [[google docs]]
+ - it doesn't work :( "Google Docs benötigt Zugriff"
+ - oh, but you can click on "click here" to get through!
+ - only on Firefox
+ - it doesn't work at all on Chrome :(
diff --git a/agora docs import.md b/agora docs import.md
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index 000000000..478d450d9
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+++ b/agora docs import.md
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+- a [[feature]].
+ - in... [[agora bridge]]?
+ - #go https://developers.google.com/docs/api/samples/extract-text#python
+ - [[do]] want to implement it using the above as a start
+ - will support only public documents to begin with
diff --git a/agora ext.md b/agora ext.md
index 1d6f76ac3..a4cbf2a14 100644
--- a/agora ext.md
+++ b/agora ext.md
@@ -1,13 +1,11 @@
-# Agora Ext
-
-- a [[browser extension]]
- - it makes [[wikilinks]] clickable on your browser on arbitrary websites.
- - [[firefox]] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/agora/
- - [[chrome]] pending
- - by [[vera]] and [[flancia collective]].
- - [[git]] https://gitlab.com/veracantcode/agora-ext
- - [[go]] [[git]]
- - I think this needs updating to point to the [[flancia coop]] repository?
- - [[pull]] [[patterns everywhere]]
- - likely new name
-
+- #push [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - a [[browser extension]]
+ - it makes [[wikilinks]] clickable on your browser on arbitrary websites... sometimes :)
+ - by [[vera]], [[evan boehs]], [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[firefox]] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/agora/
+ - [[chrome]] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/agora/joalfhedjllnlphmdbegppmhchhmlddc
+ - we had a bit of a confusion at some point and we ended up with two different repos, or maybe three :)
+ - [[git]] https://gitlab.com/veracantcode/agora-ext
+ -
+ - [[git2]] https://github.com/flancia-coop/wikilinks-everywhere
+ - #go [[git2]]
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diff --git a/agora feeds.md b/agora feeds.md
index 77b7e6cc4..be3ca2355 100644
--- a/agora feeds.md
+++ b/agora feeds.md
@@ -1,12 +1,17 @@
# Agora Feeds
-- [[push]] [[agora plan]]
- - The [[agora]] should support [[rss]] / [[atom]] feeds in two ways:
- - As a [[consumer]], to easily allow any feed producer to volunteer subnodes in an [[agora]].
- - I see this as part of the [[agora bridge]] effort.
- - As a [[producer]], to easily allow users and other systems to consume [[agora]] updates.
-- [[push]] [[python]] libraries
- - most popular: [[feedparser]]
- - new contender: [[atoma]]
+- a [[feature]].
+ - #push [[agora plan]]
+ - The [[agora]] should support [[rss]] / [[atom]] feeds in two ways:
+ - As a [[consumer]], to easily allow any feed producer to volunteer subnodes in an [[agora]].
+ - I see this as part of the [[agora bridge]] effort.
+ - As a [[producer]], to easily allow users and other systems to consume [[agora]] updates.
+ - As of [[2022]] this exists:
+ - /feed/node gives you a feed of subnodes in node.
+ - /feed/latest gives you an Agora wide feed.
+ - You can join #go https://matrix.to/#/#agora-feeds:matrix.org on matrix if you want to keep track of updates in a chat room.
+ - #push [[python]] libraries
+ - most popular: [[feedparser]]
+ - new contender: [[atoma]]
diff --git a/agora graph.md b/agora graph.md
index caa13af73..a36ff4006 100644
--- a/agora graph.md
+++ b/agora graph.md
@@ -1,12 +1,14 @@
-# agora graph
-
-I want to graph both the agora as a whole and the context of a node in the agora, as per [[agora ui]]. This requires:
-
-0. create a branch. Done: 'graph'.
-1. decide whether to
- 1. hardcode a path, say /agora-graph, to be a handler specialized in this. Probably the quickest, but it doesn't show the "agora spirit" as much.
- 2. use runnable subnodes; essentially implement [[run]] or [[exec]] plus
- 1. [[javascript subnodes]]
- 2. [[python subnodes]]
- 3. do [[rdf]] first: expose rdf for the agora and use something like [[rdf grapher]] to graph
+- a [[thing]].
+ - [[distributed knowledge graph]].
+ - The brain of an [[Agora commons]].
+ - See [[agora doc]].
+- a [[project]].
+ - I want to graph both the Agora as a whole and the context of a node in the agora, as per [[agora ui]].
+ - local graphs: done (partial implementation).
+ - global graph: running in dev but very resource intensive, may need to refactor/redo.
+ - it could be cool to get a graph in [[agora doc]] though...
+ - could be nice to do this through [[runnable subnodes]]:
+ - [[javascript subnodes]]
+ - [[python subnodes]]
+ - did [[rdf]] first: exposed rdf for the agora and use something like [[rdf grapher]] to graph
diff --git a/agora graphs.md b/agora graphs.md
index 85cebc560..0ae4e64af 100644
--- a/agora graphs.md
+++ b/agora graphs.md
@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-# agora graphs
-
-- [[pull]] [[agora graph]]
-
+- a [[project]].
+ - #pull [[agora graph]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1527360592599650308
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diff --git a/agora instances.md b/agora instances.md
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+- #push [[other agoras]]
+ - explicitly defined as such:
+ - [[agora of flancia]] ~ https://anagora.org
+ - [[shamanic agora]] being built
+ - [[ogm agora]] currently having the form of [[open global mind]]'s [[mattermost]]
+ - [[social.coop agora]] being considered (at least by me!)
+ - implicitly, aligning in values
+ - other listed in [[other agoras]] and such
diff --git a/agora meet.md b/agora meet.md
index 4b3e40bc8..fb0ddec3a 100644
--- a/agora meet.md
+++ b/agora meet.md
@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
- a [[meet]].
- - hypothetical for now :)
- - we have [[flancia meet]] on Saturday mornings (UTC), [[agora meet]] would probably ideally take place some day in the afternoon (UTC) so it can be more easily attended by people west?
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+ - we have [[flancia meet]] on Saturday mornings (UTC), [[agora meet]] would probably ideally take place some day in the afternoon (UTC) so it can be more easily attended by people west?
+ - Update (2022-08-21): first instance happening on a Sunday morning.
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/agora-meet
+
+## [[2022-08-21]]
+- See [[stoa]] below.
diff --git a/agora of flancia.md b/agora of flancia.md
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+- an [[agora]].
+ - This [[Agora]], https://anagora.org, is an [[Agora of Flancia]].
+ - This means:
+ - It counts as its goals to get all willing parties closer to [[Flancia]] [[non-violently]].
+ - It contains a free [[knowledge commons]].
+ - It contains a repository of [[patterns]] for [[world improvement]].
+ - It is a [[platform]] for practicing [[loving kindness]] and [[fractal altruism]].
+ - It is a [[device]] for exploring social reform [[experiments]] like [[basic income]] and [[liquid democracy]].
diff --git a/agora paper.md b/agora paper.md
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+++ b/agora paper.md
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+- a [[paper]].
+ - I'm trying to write (as of [[2022-07]].)
+ - As part of the contribution I'm trying to put together for the [[pkg book]].
+ - #pull [[agora pkg chapter]] [[agora slides]]
+ - #push [[todo]]
+ - [[write]], this is a top priority in [[august 2022]].
+ - this should probably show up at the top of [[todo]] and not at the bottom!
+
+# Meta
+
+By default, this paper will be built around the following:
+
+- The [[Abstract]] below, taken from a snapshot of the above on [[2022-08-05]].
+- #pull [[agora pkm chapter]] with greater technicality?
+ - Define [[m]], [[m prime]], morphisms.
+ - (An Agora as a category?)
+ - Define [[Agora Protocol]] operations.
+ - [[print]]
+ - [[broadcast]]
+ - [[share]]
+ - [[assert]] ~ [[m]]
+ - [[intent]] ~ [[m prime]]
+ - [[delegate]]
+ - -> [[liquid democracy]]
+ - [[pull]] (a [[node]], as transcluding, incorporating a [[pattern]].)
+ - [[push]] (a [[node]]), as if meaning publishing to a [[topic]].)
+ - [[go]] (to a [[node]], or [[URL]].)
+ - [[fork]] ([[a commons]].)
+ - [[merge]] ([[n commons]].)
+- #pull [[a pattern language]]
+- #pull [[a rosetta stone]]
+- #pull [[i am a strange loop]]
+
+
+# Abstract
+
+In this [[paper]] we describe an **Agora**, a [[social knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a self-governing community as a [commons](https://anagora.org/commons).
+
+The Agora [[knowledge graph]] can be defined as a **hypergraph** `A` with a set of `k` **nodes** `N` (entities an Agora knows about) integrated out of **subnodes** `SN_0 .. SN_k` containing **subedges** `SE_0 .. SE_k`, aggregating into **edges** `E_0 .. E_k` (semantic links between entities inferred out of known subnodes). Edges are annotated implicitly by link context and explicitly via the use of [[agora protocol]], which is extensible and tries to build on existing conventions in the [[personal knowledge management]] space.
+
+An Agora differs from other projects in the personal knowledge space in a few ways: whereas a **personal knowledge graph** usually contains resources authored or collected by a single person, and a **wiki** usually contains resources produced by a group, an Agora contains, integrates and interlinks both personal and group resources. Whereas links in a personal knowledge graph or wiki usually have a single target, **Agora links fan out by default** and can be thought of as mapping to sets of resources. This is consistent with the general design principle of facilitating storage and retrieval of entity-mapped information towards removing friction from cooperation.
+
+Building on the general principles above and a [[free software]][^reference] reference implementation of the underlying protocols and data, we model and detail how to implement a distributed system that provisions social knowledge services ethically and sustainably, upholding [[data sovereignty]] principles. We then analyze some of the potential applications of such a system. Finally, we shortly explore future work and social implications assuming that the Agora is run as a [[confederated]] system for the [[public good]].
+
+[^reference]: The provided [[reference Agora]] tries to remain tool, format and platform agnostic, building on general conventions common to many tools and platforms in the knowledge space for ease of integration and maximal inclusivity[^inclusivity] and diversity[^diversity].
+
+[^inclusivity]: because we require from would-be Agora contributors only that they indicate where to source their notes, and we are committed to supporting all useful formats, we hope to achieve maximal inclusivity. We believe this is important for the health of the [[commons]].
+
+[^diversity]: we believe diverse groups and communities are healthier, smarter, safer, stronger.
+
+
+# Introduction
+As per [[agora pkm chapter]] by default?
+
+# Background
+- #pull [[a pattern language]]
+- #pull [[a rosetta stone]]
+- #pull [[the expanding circle]]
diff --git a/agora pkg book chapter.md b/agora pkg book chapter.md
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index 000000000..50d3d5767
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+++ b/agora pkg book chapter.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[agora pkg chapter]]
diff --git a/agora pkg book.md b/agora pkg book.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a1e0a31ec
--- /dev/null
+++ b/agora pkg book.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[agora]] [[pkg book]]
diff --git a/agora pkg chapter.md b/agora pkg chapter.md
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+++ b/agora pkg chapter.md
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+- a [[paper]].
+ - As of [[2022-08-30]] the source of truth for this has moved to the Google Doc: [[go/agora doc]] ~ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit
+ - #push As of [[2022-07-24]] being produced as the draft for a [[pkg book]] [[chapter]].
+ - Very much looking forward to the book because of others' contributions!
+ - See other chapters in https://personalknowledgegraphs.com/#/page/Personal%20Knowledge%20Graphs.
+ - This chapter is about the [[Agora]] in general, and about [[an agora]] in particular, and what we could do with them together.
+ - Working title: "The Agora is a Distributed Knowledge Graph and Protocol".
+ - Working title (2): "The Agora is a Protocol, a Platform and a Commons".
+ - Subtitle: Experiments with a [[Distributed Knowledge Graph]].
+ - Original title (for the abstract): "The Agora is a Social Knowledge Graph".
+ - Expected length: 5k-10k words ~ 10-20 A4 pages single spaced.
+ - #push [[deadlines]]
+ - [[outline]] July 1: A list of bullets with the sections the chapter will consist of.
+ - [[draft]] August 1: A first draft of the chapter, minimum of 2,000 words.
+ - [[submission]] [[September 1]] ~ [[2022-09-01]]: The final chapter submission after which it goes into editing.
+ - #meta The preceding blocks and the following [[children]] exemplify [[Agora Protocol]] (see below for a concise description.)
+ - This document as a whole tries to be an example of Agora Protocol as used interspersed, and occassionally intertwined, with common prose.
+ - #push [[altruism]]
+ - #pull [[effective altruism]] [[peter singer]]
+ - #push [[revolution]]
+ - #pull [[free software]] [[federation]] [[adversarial interoperability]] [[murray bookchin]]
+ - In this subnode (meaning this text file) you will find the actual **chapter text**, including the introduction, which should be 5k-10k words once ready to be delivered on [[2022-09-01]].
+ - In the subnode below (meaning another text file, sourced from the [[Stoa]]), you will find a snapshot of the chapter outline as it was when I delivered it to editors on [[2022-07-04]] as a list of bullets. This is now an **independent version**, writable by any interested party; feel free to edit it in whichever direction you want to take it and use it to show what *you* think the [[Agora]] is about, or should be.
+ - [[todo]] (see also lines below marked TODO)
+ - #pull [[agora]]
+ - see if there's any phrasing there that can be reused here, this has drifted towards the technical and [[agora]] might have some nuggets?
+ - [ ] rewrite/rethink sections for [[agora platform]] and [[agora commons]] (triad approach with [[agora protocol]]?).
+ - [[agora protocol]]
+ - mention [[pull]], [[push]], [[go]] in RFC section?
+ - maybe link to [[feature requests]]
+ - [[agora platform]]
+ - add about [[opt in]] policy
+ - add [[user data ownership]] model (repo per user to bootstrap)
+ - [x] document [[endpoints]] in [[Technical specifications]]
+ - [x] including /feed/
+ - [[agora commons]]
+ - add more on [[pattern repository]] aspect
+ - document social -> agora and agora -> social flows
+ - what about importing single resources like docs?
+ - I actually need this for this document, the following *should* work?
+ - #pull https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit
+
+# Introduction
+
+In this [[chapter]] we describe the [[Agora]], a [[protocol]] and reference [[platform]] yielding a [[knowledge commons]] provisioned by a self-governing community. This commons is bootstrapped as a [[distributed knowledge graph]] assembled from off-the-shelf components, upholding the user's [[data sovereignty]] while supporting integration with a wide range of [[tools for thought]].
+
+The Agora as described in this article is just [[an Agora]], meaning it should be taken as a simple [[reference implementation]] of the principles delineated in this paper. Because the Agora-defining [[Agora protocol]] tries to build on common principles[^commoning] and incorporate conventions already in use at the time of writing, you will likely find that other Agoras already exist online and offline -- if not by name, then definitely in values and direction. When in doubt, the author[^author] likes to assume that all Agora-like entities we find will eventually be part of a greater [[confederated]] [[Agora network]]. Put another way, the reference Agora described here is just one possible seed from which an [[Agora network]] may grow.
+
+A core aspect of the provided [[reference Agora]][^reference] is that its constituent [[distributed knowledge graph]] can be straightforwardly bootstrapped using just a well-defined freely-available subset of the [[internet]]. The provided software can already integrate crowdsourced sets of [[personal knowledge graphs]], [[digital gardens]], [[wikis]] and [[feeds]] of all kinds (including social), generalizing to arbitrary repositories maintained manually or via readily available [[tools for thought]] (both open and closed in nature). All supported data sources are retrieved and integrated using [[free software]], while still supporting production and editing with arbitrary tools of the users' choice.
+
+[^reference]: The reference Agora, https://anagora.org, is run by [[Flancia Collective]] as a free service for [[public good]].
+
+As hinted above, the Agora is a project with multiple facets which we will try to explore in order in this paper:
+
+- The high level [[Agora protocol]], which is designed to lower friction to information exchange and cooperation, mostly building on [[conventions]] and [[devices]] already in use within knowledge oriented [[communities of practice]] and supported by a variety of [[tools for thought]].
+- A [[free software]] [[reference implementation]] of an [[Agora platform]] based on the principles delineated in this article, including: a set of importers for diverse [[data sources]] and [[formats]]; an API with [[endpoints]] implementing the [[Agora protocol]]; and an integration layer serving as user interface to the [[knowledge graph]].
+- An example [[Agora commons]], being a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned by an [[Agora community]] using the tools and concepts above.
+
+The triad above fits together in a variety of ways that we will try to explore in relevant sections, but in a nutshell: [[Agora protocol]] can be used by the community while interacting with the [[Agora platform]] to provision entities, intents and services in the [[Agora commons]].
+
+We[^author] then cover experiments and potential applications in the [[academic]], [[social]] and [[political]] domains assuming the availability and widespread adoption of a free [[knowledge commons]]. This is done in the form of a series of short reports and exploratory essays.
+
+[^author]: Eduardo Ivanec, a.k.a. 'flancian', representing [[Flancia Collective]] and the [[Agora community]].
+
+[^commoning]: both commonsense and related to instances of [[commoning]].
+
+[^chorus]: it is an expression of the [[pattern]] [[chorus of voices]].
+
+[^protocol]: This section serves as a demonstration of text-based [[agora protocol]] which, in an Agora, will result in the entity mentioned above being transcluded due to the use of an Agora action ("pull", to bring a described resource into the current context.)
+
+# Vision
+
+The Agora can be defined most generally as a subset of the [[internet]][^web] used consciously and towards a particular purpose. Slightly less generally, as per the above, it can be seen as a platform and a protocol for provisioning and maintaining a [[commons]] (initially digital) enabling a community to efficiently define and advance their goals. Because of these broad definitions and the wide applicability of the principles detailed in this article, the background required to put this effort in context is ample and fuzzily defined at the edges.
+
+The Agora is inspired by the work of many. Here we mention some of the core influences.
+
+- [[Elinor Ostrom]], who pioneered the study of a well functioning [[commons]]. Her work resulted in dispelling the once dominant position that [[commons]] must be taken over by centralized agents like the state to prevent the so-called [[Tragedy of the Commons]]. Later in her career he explored the [[Knowledge Commons]] in particular in work which is equally influential.
+- [[Douglas Engelbart]], [[Alan Kay]] and [[Vannevar Bush]] among many others in the field of [[tools for thought]][^tft]. The Agora started essentially as a social [[memex]].
+- [[Tim Berners Lee]] for his work on the [[web]] and later on [[Solid]], which informs the Agora's approach to managing user data.
+- [[Ward Cunningham]] for developing the [[wiki]], his influence on the [[c2]] pattern repository, and his current work on [[fedwiki]], which explores many of the same patterns the Agora tries to explore in complementary ways[^fedwiki].
+- [[Chrisotpher Alexander]] for developing [[Patterning]] as a discipline. The reference Agora, like the original wiki, tries to be a [[pattern repository]].
+- [[Silke Helfrich]] and [[David Bollier]], who extended on the previous and worked actively on a [[Pattern Language]] for the Commons.
+- [[Murray Bookchin]] for developing [[municipalism]] and his vision for [[the revolution in the 21st century]].
+
+Finally, a [[caveat emptor]]: the [[reference Agora]] is highly [[idiosyncratic]]. It is [[linked]] to a pragmatic project directed towards world improvement, specifically an experiment in [[protopian thinking]] applied to [[global reform and revolution]]. This project tries to explore the full nature of the internet as it could be, using the [[tools]] at hand to work on pressing [[tasks]] as we try to optionally improve the world together. More concretely, [[Flancia]] is an exploration on the power of [[tools of thought]], including [[social media]] and more generally distributed [[writing]], to advance [[altruism]], [[rationality]] and [[loving kindness]].
+
+## Agora Commons
+
+The heart of an Agora is the [[Agora Commons]]. It is a [[digital commons]] to start with, extending potentially to an inclusive virtual and real [[commons]] able to sustainably support its associated communities materially.
+
+The [[Triad of Commoning]] as described in [[Free, Fair and Alive]] can be seen to apply to the [[knowledge commons]] we would like to build here, and this informs the design of the [[Agora project]]:
+
+TODO (Diagram): [[Triad of Commoning]] as it maps to the triad of the [[Agora project]]: [[Agora Protocol]], [[Agora Platform]], [[Agora Commons]]? But the later sounds like a category mistake now. Is the Agora just recursive? :) Maybe this works better if we just mention [[intents]].
+
+TODO (Text Structure): Making the commons a higher level section would probably clarify the structure a bit, allow me to bring in the [[Triad of Commoning]], etc. -- but maybe this has already happened, check/fix once we're in [[Google Docs]] as it'll probably be easier then.
+
+[^tft]: As per Matuschak and Nielsen (2022), Kenneth Iverson seems to be the source of the currently dominant blanket term "[[tools for thought]]" -- although I can report he didn't use it in his seminal paper, preferring instead "[[tools of thought]]". I use these two interchangeably, maybe preferring the latter due to it giving thought agency.
+
+[^web]: Or [[Web]]? See literature for most common term, likely web due to ties to the [[semantic web]] if nothing else.
+
+[^fedwiki]: As of the time of writing the reference Agora can't publish to fedwiki, but can import fedwikis into the Agora Commons as repositories.
+
+## Terminology
+
+This project is of large scope and makes use of terminology from different fields, drawing from computer science, systems thinking and political theory. It also makes use of metaphors. To aid understanding, here we provide a short summary of key terms to follow.
+
+- [[Agora]]: a [[protocol]], a [[platform]], a [[commons]]. The [[noosphere]]. [[Internet]] as a tool held right.
+- [[Graph]]: the heart of the Agora. A distributed [[knowledge graph]] in particular, both explicitly and implicitly containing a variety of social graphs.
+- [[Node]]: a vertex in the knowledge graph. Maps to an [[entity]] description encoded in a [[wikilink]] or #hashtag. Maps to a mental [[context]] in an Agora user.
+- [[Subnode]]: a resource contributed by a user which the Agora will provision when queried for a variety of [[Node]] contexts. A node is a collection of subnodes.
+- [[Link]]: an annotated edge in the knowledge graph. A relationship or connection between concepts or contexts, optionally annotated. Technically you can think of it as tuple of nodes linking to each other, or more generally a set or sequence of nodes related to each other via a composite relationship (e.g. a link with annotations). The later results in a [[hypergraph]] which is what an Agora generally implements.
+- [[Garden]]: a repository of resources maintained by a user over time. (Optionally entity mapped) information contributed by a user diachronically.
+- [[Feed]]: a sequence of points in time with pointers to objects. Interesting resources as positioned in a [[timeline]]. A core [[Web]] technology that an Agora can both consume and provide.
+- [[Stoa]]: a repository of resources maintained by a group over time.
+- [[Bridge]]: a device or process connecting contexts, applying to both nodes and repositories.
+- [[Siphon]]: a bridge which exploits a gradient.
+- [[Commons]]: a [[social organism]] or [[social system]] provisioned and maintained by a community of practice for the [[common good]]. As per [[Elinor Ostrom]], [[Silke Helfrich]], [[David Bollier]], etc.
+
+## Intents
+
+This section details intents, goals and values as they relate to the definition of an Agora on a high level.
+
+- The Agora is a [[project]] for the betterment of the internet, potentially leading to the betterment of the world.
+- To join an Agora, you only need to say you want to join it.
+- The Agora is a platform for [[commoning]] built on a set of public [[intents]], including declarations of [[goals]] and [[values]].
+- If you tell an Agora about a resource you care about, the Agora will try to link it and optionally save it for you.
+- The Agora as a project is positioned at the intersection of the fields of [[commoning]], [[patterning]] and [[knowledge management]].
+- The Agora is a social [[memex]].
+- The Agora is an experiment which seeks to answer the following question: what if, in the field of [[tools for thought]], [[multiplayer]] meant also [[multitool]]?
+
+An [[Agora]] tries to meet the user where they are. As a service in the internet, you don't sign up to an Agora: you sign in. Albeit the reference Agora is based firmly on [[web 1]] principles and core [[web]] protocols and architectural styles like [[http]], [[rdf]] and [[rest]], it also includes partial implementation of [[social]] protocols like [[activitypub]] which affords it a basic level of integration with the [[Fediverse]] and Twitter[^twitter].
+
+In the terms of the [[Knowledge Futures Group]], the [[reference Agora]] is a system that provisions an [[overlay]] (demo at https://anagora.org) querying an [[interlay]] ([[go/agora]], the [[Agora Commons]]) integrating [[repositories]] from a primarily [[git]] based [[underlay]].
+
+With this tool the Agora community can embark on shared projects. The author, as one member of the [[Agora community]], would like to propose (offer) a series of [[projects]] as public collections of [[intents]] in the [[commons]].
+
+# [[Agora Protocol]]
+
+Let us use [[Agora Protocol]] if we may.
+
+This section describes a [[protocol]] for publicly defining sets of [[intents]] that can be said to define an Agora. An Agora is a public space that defines itself as such and follows an explicit variation of the Agora Protocol by [[convention]].
+
+In text format, [[Agora Protocol]] is a series of typographical conventions that allow users to link and annotate resources regardless of the medium. Annotating here stands for encoding metadata and personal meaning in resources in a way conducive to be later decoded in an Agora-like [[context]].
+
+If you are reading this book, you probably know Agora Protocol even before reading about it; it is meant to reflect and build on existing practices in the personal knowledge management space, like:
+
+- #Tags designate entities as related to the annotated resource.
+ - #PascalCase may be used to encode sentences.
+- [[Wikilinks]] designate entities as related to the annotated resource.
+ - Wikilinks may be preferred when trying to encode sentences a particular typographical realization, as they seamlessly contain lossless [[unicode]] strings.
+
+On a pragmatic level: if a person declares a public space or shared resource to be in an [[Agora]], it is in the Agora by definition. This extends to conversations in the real world.
+
+Agora Protocol is parsed by every Agora. On interpreting a statement as an intent, an Agora may take action for the benefit of the user.
+
+An Agora always links by default. Users can opt into automatic saving of resources, meaning storage of resources in a repository under the users' (preferred) or an Agora's control.
+
+- [[Optimistic linking]] is encouraged.
+ - Links that lead nowhere (currently) are encouraged.
+ - In an Agora, the place they lead to by default includes resources written by others.
+- [[Outlines]] or [[Agora trees]], as encoded by nested lists such as this one, might be parsed by default as declaring useful [[patterns]][^pattern].
+
+[^pattern]: An Agora is a repository of [[patterns]] and its design owes a lot to [[Christopher Alexander]], [[Ward Cunningham]], [[David Bollier]], [[Silke Helfrich]] and the [[commoning]] community.
+
+When interpreting the above and extensions, an Agora is liberal in what it accepts and when in doubt tries to default to being extra useful to the user -- meaning it is optimistic in association and surfaces all resources that have a claim to be associated with the context being served. For example: #CamelCase will be provided in all contexts matching [[camel case]] and all known variations, and this relationship is symmetric by default, in the sense that the user might provide either at write time and be later served matching resources in either context.
+
+To put it simply, an Agora defines equivalence classes optimistically with good intention. Later we will discuss the hypothesis that this is an optimal default policy for a social platform.
+
+Note that outlines plus [[linking]] seem sufficient to encode thoughts and structure of arbitrary complexity in a human readable way[^complexity]. In the opinion of the author this seems sufficient to encode a [[hypergraph]] in a human friendly way, which might do away with the need for programmatically generated [[block references]][^blockrefs]. See [[Technical Specifications]] below for more.
+
+Next we describe how [[Agora Protocol]] can help provision an [[Agora Platform]] which integrates pro-socially with the wider internet ecosystem, and how a community could use both to run experiments on distributed thought.
+
+[^blockrefs]: Hypothesis: [[Block References]] are suboptimal as [[cognitive devices]] due to being [[competitive]], whereas user generated IDs and encoded structure can be [[complementary]].
+
+[^complexity]: indentation is sufficient
+
+# Agora Platform
+
+This facet of the Agora is that which is closest to the realm of software. See [[Reference Agora]] and [[Technical Specifications]] below for more details.
+
+The Agora Platform as described in this article is decentralized in nature: it is meant to be a pragmatic stopgap solution that is relatively easy to bootstrap and still able to compete with the centralized platforms that currently dominate the market in many fields and might vie for enclosing the [[knowledge commons]] soon. A fully distributed architecture might be preferable soon -- surely soon after achieving and ensuring [[knowledge independence]] for future generations. But a [[decentralized]] model like that used widely in the [[Fediverse]] has core strengths that suggest it might be a good fit for bootstrapping a [[knowledge commons]].
+
+## Federation
+
+Individual Agora instances, initially provisioned and maintained by like-minded groups in a [[decentralized]] ([[Fediverse]] compatible) model, but tending towards a fully [[distributed]] model, are expected to federate in a greater [[Agora network]][^fediverse].
+
+An Agora tries to be a [[repository]] of [[patterns]] in the tradition of [[Christopher Alexander]], [[Ward Cunningham]], [[David Bollier]], [[Silke Helfrich]] and [[Murray Bookchin]].
+
+[^fediverse]: An Agora is part of the Fediverse.
+
+- #meta TODO: this [[Agora protocol]] block is a MARK for 'did new writing around here in the last pass', move/delete as needed.
+
+The Agora network is built on a federated protocol the aim of reducing friction to cross-tool cooperation and maximizing the constructiveness of forks.
+
+Take the case in which two groups might temporarily diverge in their views to want to run separate Agoras. Ideally their instances should be able to continue to cooperate on problems and solutions for which there is enough values/ideological alignment. Persistent best effort cooperation as a default contract also maximizes the chance of re-convergence leading to a merge.
+
+## Bridges
+A [[bridge]] is a process or device that can be set up to transfer resources across (previously isolated) networks, either one-time or recurringly.
+
+Bridges are useful in that they lower friction for users to move across tools and platforms in an ecosystem, and to keep control of their data (as a bridge can be made to cross post data to a repository under the user's control, or compatible with the user's data sovereignty).
+
+Bridges are the main tool we have to enact [[counter anti disintermediation]] and push back against [[walled gardens]].
+
+An Agora tries to provide safe, useful bridges to the community as a public service.
+
+## Siphons
+
+A [[siphon]] can be seen as a bridge across which [[flow]] happens efficiently after some initial [[effort]], with cost-benefit often following a Pareto-like 20-80 distribution. Many Agora siphons are specialized to perform pro social [[adversarial interoperability]].
+
+An example siphon would be a bridge with a one-time setup cost (e.g. an end user having to set up an API key for a walled garden) but which can then be run continuously afterwards at low cost (of maintenance on behalf of the user, and of computation).
+
+# Agora Commons
+
+An Agora is a [[knowledge commons]] provisioned and maintained by a self-governing community for [[public good]].
+
+- #pull [[elinor ostrom]] [[free, fair and alive]]
+
+A [[commons]] consists, at a minimum[^comdef], of:
+
+- [[Commoning]], an activity.
+ - Exercised in an [[Agora]] via [[Agora Protocol]] as described above.
+- [[Commoners]], a group of people.
+ - Interacting optionally in the [[Agora Platform]] as described above.
+- [[Common goods]], a group of resources.
+ - Described in this section.
+
+An [[Agora]]'s [[root repository]] is a [[seed]] for an Agora. In the provided reference Agora platform, the root is a [[git]] repository[^root] which contains:
+
+- A `sources.yaml` file containing a list of all repositories to be integrated into an Agora plus useful metadata.
+- A `CONTRACT.md` file containing a list of assertions declaring high level goals and values for the Agora.
+- A `README.md` file containing instructions on how to provision an Agora using the above and free software.
+
+[^comdef]: https://logicmag.io/commons/singular-plural/ (or https://anagora.org/go/singular+plural as of the time of writing.)
+
+[^root]: https://github.com/flancian/agora (or https://anagora.org/go/agora as of the time of writing.)
+
+## Intents
+
+An Agora contains collections of [[common]] and [[personal]] intents.
+
+By becoming part of the reference Agora, users endorse [[common]] intents by default, but can [[opt out]] of any intents perceived as problematic. In addition they can contribute personal intents which can be endorsed by other users, thus becoming [[common]].
+
+These are sample intents of the [[author]]. They can be optionally endorsed by users of an Agora.
+
+- The author proposes we use an Agora to define and extend Agora Protocol as a project in the [[commons]].
+- The author tries to follow the [[principle of charity]].
+- The author tries to use [[Agora protocol]] to communicate with clarity.
+- The author tries to [[cooperate]] with others [[pro socially]] by default.
+- The author tries to [[help]] others whenever possible.
+- The author proposes we extend [[Agora Protocol]] with [[feature requests]] contributed as [[agora rfcs]].
+- #push [[values]]
+ - [[Data Sovereignty]] (see [[Data Ownership Model]] for details.)
+ - Sustainability.
+ - Diversity.
+ - Freedom.
+ - Compassion.
+- #push [[goals]]
+ - A free, distributed internet.
+ - Freedom of information.
+ - A world without poverty or violence.
+- #pull [[manifesto]]
+
+## Literate programming
+
+Intents in [[Agora protocol]] can be interspersed in long form writing, in which case they can act as human-readable metadata.
+
+[[Tree structures]] with [[wikilinks]] are assumed by an Agora to carry [[Agora protocol]] by default, and may be elided or hidden when performing human-readable format conversions through [[Agora sync]].
+
+# Agora RFCs
+
+[[Agora RFCs]] are the standard way to suggest extensions and modifications to [[Agora Protocol]].
+
+They are meant to be cheap to write, and conducive to running experiments. RFCs are specified by nodes declaring themselves to contain an Agora RFC; a number might be provided by an Agora, but at present time there is no mechanism for allocating numbers except claiming one by pushing an RFC to it in the Agora of Flancia (or any other trusted root). Conflict resolution is done by the community of the Agora. To put it bluntly, an Agora is its own [[numbers Czar]][^czar].
+
+[^czar]: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8700.html#name-the-rfc-management-and-edit
+
+Agora RFCs might be of varying length and detail, spanning in length from that of common IETF RFC to a tweet or toot describing a social custom to be considered by the community. RFCs which are judged promising by a community will generate and can be expounded about at greater length by the interested community and potentially worked upon in a [[Stoa]].
+
+## [[Agora Actions]]
+
+An [[Agora Action]] is a hint left in some medium by a user of [[Agora Protocol]] for the Agora. The purpose of the hint (its nature) is defined by the action; in general, though, Agora actions can be seen as lightweight contracts between an Agora and its authors. Invocations of an action are interpreted as [[intents]].
+
+An [[Agora Action]] is hinted by default by #tagging or [[linking]] the name of the action in resources, optionally next to nodes and URLs which the action might take as parameters.
+
+The sections below should clarify this.
+
+## [[Go links]]
+
+#go is an [[Agora Action]] that designates URLs as canonical or highly ranked references for nodes in which the action appears.
+
+Go links provide an interesting base case to study in the field of provisioning and (pro socially) exploiting[^exploiting] a [[knowledge commons]]. Put simply, [[go links]] are named social bookmarks -- strings of text (usually slugged, but not necessarily) associated with URLs by users in a community of practice.
+
+[^exploiting]: TODO: there's probably a better term for this in [[Free, Fair and Alive]].
+
+[[Go links]] are a [[cognitive tool]] which was developed in [[Silicon Valley]] corporations and has the potential to spread and provide utility at internet scale. As [[cognitive artifacts]] they have a meaningful [[complementary]] component, which makes them interesting as a case study of [[Agora RFCs]] regardless of primary utility of application.
+
+As an [[Agora action]], the contract provided by Go links is as such:
+
+- When you tag a URL with #go or [[go]] by placing said links previous to it in your writing, an Agora will interpret this as an intent to create a Go Link and provision and provide one for you on querying.
+- An example:
+ - #go https://anagora.org
+ - Means that the Agora nodes which the document I'm writing this on will be served at will, by default, provide a redirect to https://anagora.org when queried for go links.
+
+The primary utility of Go Links, regardless of implementation details, is high. In a [[go links]] rich environment, users can depend on other users to have defined [[canonical links]] for named [[entities]]; that is, collections of specially relevant resources to the terms at hand, as shared in a [[commons]].
+
+- Go links provide an [[individual]] function.
+ - They allow the user to associate a (usually short) string with a resource of interest, and then recall it from any computing with network access with a short deterministic flow.
+ - At companies supporting [[go links]], typing go/ in the browser address bar is usually sufficient to be redirected seamlessly to the target resource.
+- Go links provide a [[social]] function at low or no additional cost.
+ - The trivial extension case for them is social bookmarking; even with invidivuals (not groups) claiming go link space recall of links spreads through a community of practice.
+ - Sharing documents becomes simpler by definition in a community of practice that is go links aware. Instead of locating a resource and invoking a sharing flow to share, users are able to say to each other 'go thisdoc' (meaning either go/thisdoc or go/this-doc by convention), effectively transferring a URL in spoken word very efficiently, depending only on a previously understood mechanism to resolve such links (at a well known point, ideally a [[schelling point]]).
+
+## [[Pull]]
+
+#pull is an Agora Action. Its effect is Agora dependent but is, in essence, a form of [[transclusion]]: pull will result in a remote mental context being embedded in the current one.
+
+#pull takes a [[node]], a [[node/heterarchy]] or a URL. Nodes might be embedded by an Agora using special in-Agora provisions. URLs might be embedded in web browsers according to X-Frame policies.
+
+## [[Push]]
+
+#push is an Agora Action. Its effect can **also** be described as transclusion, but in the opposite direction: whereas Pull will transclude a remote context in the current context, Push will transclude the current context in a remote context. Push can be thought of as publishing to a [[topic]] in a PubSub system.
+
+#push takes a [[node]], a [[node/heterarchy]] or a URL. The meaning of pushing to a node is to publish the blocks or context in the destination node; the reference Agora publishes them in a similar format to local resources, either preceding them or after them depending on configuration. The meaning of pushing to a heterarchy (or "path") is to request attaching the resource or context at a point of insertion identified by the heterarchy as an anchor, if one is found (essentially allowing to fine tune placement).
+
+In an Agora, section headings may push the whole section to mentioned nodes.
+
+## [[Stoas]]
+A resource can be declared a [[Stoa]] by tagging it as such. This marks it as a resource meant for [[cooperation]] or [[commoning]].
+
+# Applications
+This section explores possible further applications in the social and knowledge spaces in the form of a series of short essays.
+
+## Provisioning meaning together with federated heterarchies
+
+- An Agora supports taxonomies in principle but mostly provides a set of basic tools to converge on meaning best effort through social processes based on federated [[heterarchies]].
+- [[Agora trees]], meaning by default [[outliner mode]] text with [[wikilinks]], hint at sections containing [[Agora Protocol]].
+- [[Agora RFCs]] allow a distributed Agora community to extend the base [[Agora Protocol]] for more efficient [[commoning]] using atomic proposals.
+- TODO: (Details on an [[open source algorithm]] for ranking and filtering based on the above go here.)
+- TODO: (Details on eventual [[convergence]] as a phenomenon to be studied.)
+
+An Agora tries to solve all of these based on social signals contributed to the commons:
+
+- [[taxonomies]]
+ - [[heterarchies]], as represented by [[agora trees]] and [[path/like/queries]], can be reinforced by the Agora as more users hint at them.
+ - Hypothesis: this can do away with the need for fixed taxonomies or category systems, and the associated upkeep cost (and potentially gatekeeping) that comes with them.
+- [[equivalence classes]]
+ - If [[x]] pulls [[y]] and [[y]] pulls [[x]], then [[x]] ~ [[y]], meaning [[x]] and [[y]] converge in some useful context. This is true in particular if more than one user has contributed these signals.
+- [[ranking]]
+ - It is well known[^pagerank] that links provide a strong signal for relevant and notability in graph like systems.
+ - #uprank is an explicit Agora Protocol action that takes a subnode or user and hints at an intent to rank them more highly than the current resource.
+ - #pull can be used as a ranking hint as well: if [[x]] pulls [[y]], [[y]] is more likely to be roughly as relevant as [[x]] in any contexts in which [[x]] is relevant.
+
+[^pagerank]: TODO: find paper or good up to date reference.
+
+## Collaborative world building
+- We seek to provision and maintain a distributed knowledge graph tailored specifically to the goal of solving problems: those of its users and society at large.
+ - This [[knowledge graph]] will be a [[commons]].
+- Its users, as a cooperative group, are promped to take a naive but rational and constructive approach to problem solving by default:
+ - For each problem in the set `P` of all problems:
+ - Describe it as thoroughly as possible.
+ - Maintain a set of known and supported possible solutions, `S(P)`.
+ - For each solution in `S(P)`:
+ - Describe it thoroughly as an algorithm, a dependency graph or both.
+ - Maintain a set of resources (people, time, attention, wealth) needed to implement it, `R(S(P))`.
+ - Individual users can also declare their views on the state of the world explicitly: they define which subsets of `P`, `S` and `R` they agree with, in the sense that they believe they are feasible, true, interesting.
+ - Users that agree on their defined subsets can then efficiently collaborate on solutions as they become available by pooling of resources.
+- Assuming the existence of such a graph we apply some good old recursivity and bootstrap an Agora with the problem of building itself.
+ - That is, we are tasked with solving the problem of building a system that allows participating users and entities to collaborate optimally in the face of adversity (such as biases and irrationality), maybe only assuming good intent.
+
+## Node Club
+
+- #pull [[node club]]
+
+Once a week or a month (depending on the time of the year), the [[Agora community]] proposes a set of nodes to be provisioned loosely concurrently over the next period -- meaning nodes to be contributed to individually, at roughly the same time.
+
+Thank you to [[neil]] and the [[agora community]]!
+
+## Educational technology
+
+- An [[agora[[
+- #pull [[edtech]]
+- [[prompts]] as they relate to [[prompt engineering]]?
+- #pull [[st]]
+
+## Solving coordination problems
+
+- An Agora can be seen as a would-be [[Schelling point]] built around the [[principle of charity]].
+- An Agora can be used to solve [[coordination problems]] like those we need to solve to enable users to leave walled gardens and protect the [[commons]] against [[enclosure]] by [[anti disintermediating]] parties. It can be said to be a device for enacting [[counter anti disintermediation]].
+ - An Agora provides tries to provide free [[bridges]] to escape [[walled gardens]] with your friends.
+ - An Agora can help people regain and maintain control of their data, including their [[social graphs]].
+
+## Flow problems
+
+- #pull [[liquid democracy]] [[network flow]]
+- We seek to bootstrap a [[Universal Basic Income]] experiment using an Agora with a set of simple rules:
+ - If you consider yourself under-privileged, you sign up to receive an income.
+ - If you consider yourself over-privileged, you sign up to donate an income.
+ - Incomes are recurring donations for a set number of months.
+- Optional [[virality rule]]: the person receiving the income should elect to forward e.g. 10% of the sum received to someone less privileged than them.
+ - The virality rule both pushes network growth and constructively exploits wealth inequality and asymmetry of information: an under-privileged person is closer in the world to a more severely under-privileged person than the initial donor, so can more efficiently allocate the resources. This also empowers under-privileged people to also make ethical decisions.
+- [[Flancia Collective]] runs experiments in this field using an [[Agora]].
+
+## Market composition and regulation
+
+A [[knowledge commons]] may be conducive to tackling the issue of regulating markets responsibly. A commons can essentially embed a federated network of ethical markets; the community of commoners can agree on the definition of such network and the rules which they which to enforce on transactions through the interface.
+
+Commons can be seen to be well positioned to operate as meta-markets in a world (and internet) where markets, originally distributed in nature, have been coopted by corporations.
+
+Application stores worldwide, the dominant bookseller in many countries -- all work as centralized markets that can impose high trading fees because of the lack of competition. It seems evident we must avoid this same scenario from reoccurring in the [[Tools for Thought]] space; a federated network is needed. But corporate profit driven interests are likely already dreaming of taking hold of the space; how can we stop them?
+
+Simple, maybe: we must retreat up a level and build a healthy integration layer that pushes back against early efforts to build walled gardens around tools and their strong communities. We must build bridges out of walled gardens and into the commons and there provide services to users of a wide range of tools, and enable ethical corporations to use these bridges to also provide these services.
+
+# Technical specifications
+
+## Agora Protocol example
+
+The blocks that follow, and others in the current text in the same [[console typeface]], are a self-documenting demonstration of text based [[Agora Protocol]].
+
+- #push [[agora protocol]]
+ - (Push can be used for writing child blocks to a remote context, as if broadcasting to a [[pubsub]] topic.)
+ - a [[protocol]].
+ - Based on lightweight conventions conducive to [[knowledge federation]] of supported [[data formats]] as described below.
+ - [[plain text]] as layer 0 (bootstrapping).
+ - What the literate world already runs on: just plain old human language in full [[unicode]].
+ - Note that indented bulleted lists are efficient while encoding trees, [[heterarchies]].
+ - [[wikilinks]], #hashtags and other link conventions and annotation as part of layer 1.
+ - Layer 2 being defined, the same as refinements to other layers, as [[extensions]].
+ - If you are a member of an Agora, you can propose extensions to Agora Protocol by contributing to [[Agora RFCs]].
+ - This should be sufficient to bootstrap a [[governance layer]] defined by each [[Agora]].
+ - #pull [[agora rfcs]]
+ - (Pull instructs an Agora to incorporate a remote context into the current context, e.g. [[transclude]] or provision below.)
+
+## Data format
+
+- Layer 0: [[plain text]].
+ - Plain text is ubiquituous.
+ - It is not only a common standard for all tools in the knowledge space, which simplifies interoperability; it is a common standard for thought as shown by thousands of years of preserved culture.
+ - It can trivially encode outlines.
+ - It can be made to encode trees, like in this example.
+ - Indented bulleted lists designate a useful [[heterarchy]].
+ - It generalizes to binary data.
+ - It can be made to encode arbitrary data via application of uuencode or other encoding conventions.
+- Layer 1: [[markup]] and conventions for cross-referencing and linking.
+ - Markdown, org mode, HTML or other rich markups building on top of plain text belong to this layer.
+ - [[wikilinks]] and #hashtags seem like sensible cross-format extensions for semantic linking.
+ - Markdown plus [[wikilinks]] is the default Agora layer 1 format.
+ - More generally, this is an [[inline metadata]] layer. The above are just relatively unobstrusive generally available implicit standards that inline well.
+- Layer 3: JSON, EDN, RDF, protobufs.
+ - In general, data exchange formats.
+ - The Agora reference implementation currently provides JSON and RDF endpoints.
+
+## Graph definition
+
+The Agora [[knowledge graph]] can be defined as a **hypergraph** `A` with a set of `k` **nodes** `N` ([[entities]] an Agora knows about) integrated out of **subnodes** `SN_0 .. SN_k`, each containing **subedges** `SE_0 .. SE_k`, aggregating into **edges** `E_0 .. E_k` (semantic links between entities inferred from known subnodes). Edges are annotated implicitly by link context and explicitly via the use of [[agora protocol]] affordances, which is extensible and tries to build on existing conventions in the [[personal knowledge management]] space.
+
+An Agora differs from other projects in the personal knowledge space in a few ways: whereas a **personal knowledge graph** usually contains resources authored or collected by a single person, and a **wiki** usually contains resources produced by a group, an Agora contains, integrates and interlinks both personal and group resources. Whereas links in a personal knowledge graph or wiki usually have a single target, **Agora links fan out by default** and can be thought of as queries mapping to sets of resources. This is consistent with a general design principle of facilitating storage and retrieval of entity-mapped information with a view toward removing friction from agreement and cooperation.
+
+Building on these general principles and a [[free software]][^reference] reference implementation of the underlying protocols and data, we model and detail how to implement a distributed system that provisions social knowledge services ethically and sustainably with a focus on upholding [[data sovereignty]] principles. We then analyze some of the potential applications of such a system. Finally, we shortly explore future work and implications assuming that the Agora network is run as a [[confederated]] system for the [[public good]].
+
+[^reference]: The provided [[reference Agora]] tries to remain tool, format and platform agnostic, building on general conventions common to many tools and platforms in the knowledge space for ease of integration and maximal inclusivity[^inclusivity] and diversity[^diversity].
+
+[^inclusivity]: because we require from would-be Agora contributors only that they indicate where to source their notes, and we are committed to supporting all useful formats, we hope to achieve maximal inclusivity. We believe this is important for the health of the [[commons]].
+
+[^diversity]: we believe diverse groups and communities are healthier, smarter, safer, stronger.
+
+- Being built around a [[knowledge graph]], an Agora can be defined as a set of vertices or **nodes** `N` (each mapping to an entity in a knowledge base) and **edges** `E` (each mapping to a relationship between entities, annotated by context).
+ - An Agora [[node]] is a collection; it contains the set of all known resources *about* (or *related* to) the entity described by the node id, defaulting to its name as an arbitrary length unicode string.
+ - (But potentially overridden or extended with provided metadata and annotations.)
+ - In this paper each such resource attached to node `N` is known as a **subnode** `N_s`.
+ - Note that because links can be annotated by context (as they can be considered to be by nearby #tags and [[wikilinks]]), an Agora graph can be said to be a **hypergraph** [^hypergraph].
+
+[^hypergraph]: "Stephen Wolfram likes them." -- see for example https://www.wolframphysics.org/technical-introduction/.
+
+# Reference implementation
+
+- This section covers details on the work-in-progress reference software implementation built on the principles described above, developed as [[free software]] and run as [[public service]].
+- The provided [[reference Agora]] is designed to be a minimum viable cooperative platform that integrates and complements [[personal knowledge graphs]] in particular and, more generally, any writing done with a [[social stance]].
+- Its guiding architectural principle being to build as much as possible on already existing conventions common to as many tools and platforms as it is possible with the aim to achieve maximal inclusivity and diversity.
+-
+Here we cover some details of the provided free and open source reference Agora which provides a minimum viable implementation of the [[underlay]], [[interlay]], and [[overlay]] components of a [[distributed knowledge graph]][^kfg].
+- The reference Agora stands out from other projects in the [[knowledge graph]] space in a few ways:
+ - Whereas links in a personal knowledge graph or wiki usually have a single target (a particular note or page), **Agora links fan out by default**; targets can be thought of [[collections]] of resources.
+ - While a **personal knowledge graph** usually contains resources and links authored or collected by a single person, and a **wiki** usually contains resources provisioned by a group in (a priori) a shared voice, an Agora tries to integrate and interlink both personal and group resources while preserving distinct voices[^chorus].
+ - As of the time of writing, some personal knowledge graph tools are exploring collaborative editing in format- and platform-specific ways. In contrast to this, **the reference Agora described in this chapter tries to be tool, format and platform agnostic** to maximize interoperability and data exchange and provide utility to users of many tools and systems. This is achieved by targeting a minimum viable set of cross-tool conventions.
+
+[^kfg]: https://www.knowledgefutures.org/
+
+## Architecture
+
+
+- The reference Agora is a simple distributed architecture based on off the shelf components.
+ - [[agora root]] is a git repository containing the Agora definition, meaning a base [[contract]] which sets the tone and high level goals of the Agora, and a list of data sources to be recurringly integrated.
+ - [[agora bridge]] is a git repository containing connectors and importers for supported data sources.
+ - User controlled [[git]] repositories are the default data source.
+ - [[agora server]] provides a UI supporting querying and composition and [[json]], [[rss]], [[rdf]] endpoints.
+
+### Data ownership model
+
+- TODO: or [[data sovereignty]], [[data safety]]?
+
+The [[Agora platform]], although strictly rooted in [[web 1]] principles in its reference implementation as of the time of writing, is based on a strictly distributed model: by default users are entities that inform an Agora of repositories they want to contribute to the [[commons]]. As such, an Agora is trivially distributed in the sense that all data required to bootstrap it is hosted independently by users at independent locations[^github].
+
+[^github]: as of the time of writing, GitHub is the most popular git host, but not by much (TODO: percentage goes here). This is likely suboptimal as it undermines the claim of the resulting [[knowledge commons]] of being truly [[distributed]], and can be seen as an instance of the (anti-)pattern [[Anti Disintermediation]].
+
+- Users can contribute [[repositories]] to an Agora.
+ - To do so, they publish their resources to a repository they control and then they let an Agora know of their intention to integrate, a desired username and their agreement with an Agora's contract.
+ - [[git]] repositories are the default data source, with other repository providers ([[http]], [[ipfs]], [[drive]], [[dropbox]]) to follow.
+- Users can contribute individual [[resources]] to an Agora.
+ - As of the time of writing they can interact with an Agora system account (i.e. bot) in supported platforms like [[twitter]] and [[mastodon]] while indicating nodes they want to attach to using a Layer 1 convention.
+ - (Soon they will be able to submit this information directly on the [[agora server]] provided interface.)
+- Whenever a user signals [[opt in]] to remote writing (bridging, siphoning, cross posting), [[an Agora]] does its best to guarantee user data ownership.
+ - By default, an Agora will not store data for the user if it the user has not signaled a strong enough intent to write full data. Instead, an Agora will try to [[link]] to resources only in matching contexts, allowing users to recover resources without meddling in data management (see [[go links]] study case).
+ - Whenever it does write data, an Agora will try to provision a separate repository per user and try to turn data management into a user's concern at the user's earliest convenience.
+ - To put it another way, an Agora actively tries actively to own no data, preferring instead to act as a temporary [[data steward]] of the users' repositories.
+ - When an Agora sets up a repository for the user, as in the case in which the user requests to write without having previously indicated their repositories, the Agora will try to set up repositories in such a way that turn-key full access can then be given over to the user on demand.
+ - Inasmuch the user depends on services associated with an Agora for repository hosting, an Agora tries to trees repositories as instances of [[pods]] in the [[Solid]][^solid] sense.
+
+[^solid]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_(web_decentralization_project)
+
+### Endpoints
+
+This section triers to summarize the endpoints that [[Agora server]] provides and plans to provide.
+
+Agoras can define mappings from these to URL schemes generalizing to isomorphic REST-like APIs using `agora.yaml`[^yaml].
+
+[^yaml]: or TOML?
+
+#### Entity resolution
+- GET / -> by default the same as /node/, might be overridden with a more particularly useful context
+- GET /node/ -> entity resolution, node can be percent-encoded
+- GET /nodes -> lists known entities in canonical form
+- GET /@ -> provides details about a user and the [[subnodes]] in their repositories.
+- GET /users -> lists users
+- GET /search?q= -> generally redirects to /node/?q= with node being a maximally useful context while preserving fidelity with the percent-encoded query string
+
+#### Feeds
+- GET /feed/@
+- GET /feed/
+- GET /feed/journals
+- GET /feed/journals/@
+- …
+
+#### Actions
+- GET /go/
+- GET /go//
+- …
+
+# References
+
+- [[meta]] TODO: move these to IPA? :)
+- #pull [[elinor ostrom]]
+ - [[commons]] [[knowledge commons]]
+- #pull [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[revolution in the 21st century]]
+- #pull [[christopher alexander]]
+ - [[notes on the synthesis of form]]
+ - [[a pattern language]]
+- #pull [[how can we develop transformative tools for thought]]
+- #pull [[hans widmer]]
+ - [[bolo bolo]]
+
+# Thanks and farewell
+
+The author would like to thank [[Flancia Collective]], the [[Agora community]], and the [[Fellowship of the Link]]: for your inspiration, interest, guidance.
+
+To my [[friends]]: for your ongoing love and support.
+
+To you: for reading.
+
+To all the Agora builders and maintainers through history, including those of the motivating historical [[poleis]] and those who will build Agoras for the peaceful cities and countries of the future.
+
+Finally, some friendly parting words: if you don't like this [[Agora]], rest assured that's perfectly alright -- it is early stage. The [[Agora of Flancia]] is [[open source]]; these projects have [[Apache]] and [[Creative Commons]] licenses respectively. Please consider improving them!
diff --git a/agora pkm chapter.md b/agora pkm chapter.md
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+++ b/agora pkm chapter.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[agora pkg chapter]]
diff --git a/agora protocol.md b/agora protocol.md
index 8590930e6..2c9001ecb 100644
--- a/agora protocol.md
+++ b/agora protocol.md
@@ -1,20 +1,58 @@
-- # Agora Protocol
+- a [[protocol]].
+ - A series of conventions that sentient beings can agree to follow while trying to communicate optimally for the [[common good]].
+ - A series of explicit assertions.
+ - Announced customarily in [[schelling points]].
+ - Extended through [[agora rfcs]].
+ - With such a [[protocol]] we can build ([[provision]]?) a common [[pattern language]] and bootstrap a global [[knowledge commons]].
+ - An [[Agora]] is a [[repository]] of [[patterns]].
+ - A [[flancian]] uses [[Agora Protocol]] to try to define their [[intents]] publicly and cooperate with others optionally for the benefit of beings, but all aspects of Agora and Flancia are meant to be fully optional.
+ - I am a [[Flancian]] and this Agora contains my [[manifesto]].
- a [[document]].
- - Trying to define a high level [[protocol]], plus a roadmap for a platform or network making use of it.
- #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JdaC_9J0uYFNFp7g7x4VNtMxJSZQsE2MQkOMmydLCCc/edit
-- a [[convention]].
- - To communicate with each other with good intent.
- - [[text based]]. you can use it anywhere you can write down text; no special format requirements.
- - Agora Protocol in a nutshell: https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1437079533253976066
- - You can use [[wikilinks]]. This expresses an intention to make use the [[wiki protocol]], of which the Agora is a special case.
+ - Trying to [[bootstrap]] the above [[protocol]].
+ - Plus a roadmap for a [[platform]] or federated [[network]] making use of it.
+ - #pull [[agora paper]].
+ - In [[an agora]], [[agora protocol]] is meant to enable people to exchange [[resources]] mapping to [[patterns]] in a (by default) free global [[commons]], which I also call the Agora for short.
+ - This Agora is a [[knowledge commons]] but seeks to enable [[communities]] to bootstrap a physical [[commons]] to provision for their needs as well.
+ - [[meta]]
+ - I started with [[google docs]] in 2019/2020 and then I tried moving to [[hedgedoc]] but actually I think I might just go back to the [[google doc]]. It's just a rich experience, and several potential collaborators already use it (they left comments).
+ - Update (2022): revamping now ocassionally while writing [[agora pkg chapter]], but it may be that the source of truth becomes [[agora paper]].
+- a social [[convention]].
+ - A list of social [[conventions]] and [[assertions]].
+ - Focusing on improving the ability to communicate with each other with good intent.
+ - [[text based]] to begin with.
+ - This means you can use it anywhere you can write down text by default.
+ - Using this basic quality, we can make use of [[adversarial interoperability]] as we want to.
+ - [[agora protocol]] can be used everywhere.
+ - It is already used in [[wikis]]. You might as well call it [[wiki protocol]] used in new contexts.
+ - You already use it in [[digital gardens]].
+ - You can use it in [[books]].
+ - Books written today with Markdown u[[git]]
+ - In [[email]].
+ - In [[chat]] and [[social networks]].
+ - -> [[agora plan]]
+ - [[Around the web]] in general.
+ - -> [[agora ext]]
+ - This [[Agora]], resolved by default using common [[Agora endpoints]] at https://anagora.org, welcomes all [[people]] and [[formats]] a priori.
+ - This [[Agora]] welcomes all groups except [[fascists]] and the [[violent]].
+ - It is the opinion of this Agora that the use of [[agora protocol]] in a medium defines an Agora, in the sense that it designates the contexts in which the protocol is used as part of some Agora by default; and the medium as potentially interoperable with the [[Agora network]].
+
+What follows is Agora Protocol in a nutshell: https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1437079533253976066.
+
+ - [[layer 0]]
+ - [[layer 1]]
+ - You can use [[wikilinks]]. This expresses an intention to make use the [[wiki protocol]], of which the Agora is a special case.
- The reference Agora, in which you are probably reading this, also has some limited [[hashtag]] support.
- An Agora is any virtual space you can define in any way you want as long as it is [[explicit]] and by default [[public]].
- Each Agora publishes a set of definitions of intention as expressed by its [[users]].
- This Agora is [[rational]], [[pro social]] and [[heterarchical]].
- a [[protocol]].
- - the [[agora exchange format]].
- - [[plain text]] plus [[wikilinks]] as layer 0 (bootstrapping layer).
- - indented bulleted lists designate a [[heterarchy]].
+ - for [[federation]].
+ - can be bootstrapped with [[agora exchange format]]?
+ - #pull [[knowledge commons]]
+ - [[plain text]] plus as layer 0 (bootstrapping layer).
+ - indented bulleted lists designate a useful [[heterarchy]].
+ - [[wikilinks]] and #hashtags at layer 1, plus other link conventions and metadata extensions.
- successive layers are explicitly discussed through [[agora rfcs]] and settled through a [[governance layer]] called an [[agora]] and defined by convention.
- agora protocol payloads may be exchanged for knowledge for [[free]] in any designated [[agora]].
- this [[agora]] is built around a [[pro social]] [[distributed knowledge graph]], that is, a [[social knowledge graph]].
@@ -23,18 +61,23 @@
- [[stoa]] https://stoa.anagora.org/p/stoa
- a [[protocol]] is a set of explicit conventions that can be followed for a purpose.
- conventions can be optional or necessary and must be marked as such. The default commitment level for this protocol is [[optional]]. [[use must if you must]].
- - for [[extensions]]
- - please propose them in the stoa below
- - or modify the list of [[agora rfcs]] as kept by the community agreeing to cooperate on such a list: the community of the [[agora]].
- - the [[agora]] is a seed that wants to grow into a [[tree]], and from there into a [[distributed]] network.
- - the [[seed]] of this agora is [[go/agora/git]], an [[interlay]].
- - [[agora server]], [[agora bridge]] and [[flancia collective]] are its keepers.
- - compatible [[agoras]] are expected to assemble into an [[agora network]] in the future where they can fork and federate as as needed.
- - [[agoras]] must communicate clear [[goals]].
+ - for [[extensions]]:
+ - push to or modify [[agora rfcs]].
+ - this is as kept by the community agreeing to cooperate on such a list: the community of the [[agora]].
+ - #push [[agora]]
+ - an [[agora]] is a seed that wants to grow into a [[tree]], and from there into a [[distributed]] network.
+ - the [[seed]] of this agora is [[go/agora/git]], defining a [[commons]].
+ - [[flancia collective]] is the keeper of https://anagora.org.
+ - [[agora bridge]], [[agora server]] contain input (write) and output (read) code respectively.
+ - #push [[agoras]]
+ - Compatible [[agoras]] are expected to assemble into a greater federated [[agora network]] where they can fork and merge as wanted.
+ - [[agoras]] must communicate clear [[goals]].
- [[2020]] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JdaC_9J0uYFNFp7g7x4VNtMxJSZQsE2MQkOMmydLCCc/edit#
- - [[2021]] to learn more: please refer to [[go/agora-slides]] and [[agora]].
- - [[the agora is a markup convention]]
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1437079533253976066
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1401526897121574916
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1393271063224754184
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1373681988675190785
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+ - [[the agora is a markup convention]]
+ - [[2021]] I presented in [[i annotate]], refer to [[go/agora-slides]] or recording if interested.
+ - [[2022]] writing [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1437079533253976066
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1401526897121574916
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1393271063224754184
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1373681988675190785
diff --git a/agora rfcs.md b/agora rfcs.md
index 57b262144..aa669b0c9 100644
--- a/agora rfcs.md
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@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
-# agora rfcs
-
-- [[pull]] [[agora rfc]]
-- #push [[agora rfcs]] to add proposal
+- a [[list]].
+ - #push [[here]] to add a proposal
+ - #pull [[agora rfc]] [[feature requests]]
diff --git a/agora shaped.md b/agora shaped.md
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+- There are many things which are [[agora shaped]].
+ - All of these I call [[agoras]]!
+ - #pull [[isomorphism]]
diff --git a/agora trees.md b/agora trees.md
index 57bcf4a41..d5dae6786 100644
--- a/agora trees.md
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-- You tell the [[agora]] about a [[tree-structure]] and communicate an intent and the [[agora]] will try to reflect the tree in a medium.
- - You tell it the shape of your nested tmux, vnc, ssh, i3 sessions and it tries to serialize/deserialize/execute as needed to replicate across boots.
+- #pull [[agora protocol]] [[tree structure]]
+ - You tell an [[Agora]] about a [[tree structure]] and communicate an intent and the [[agora]] will try to reflect the tree in a medium.
- You tell it a [[taxonomy]] and it associates the terms in [[agora]] terms (links them in the graph with a pull/push/annotated relationship).
- - [[agora tree example]]
+ - #pull [[agora tree example]]
+ - #push [[project snapshot]]
+ - If you tell an [[Agora]] the shape of your nested [[tmux]], [[vnc]], [[ssh]], ... sessions it will try to periodically serialize/deserialize/execute as needed to replicate state across changes in computational context (including boots).
+
diff --git a/agora walkthrough.md b/agora walkthrough.md
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+- [[j0lms]]
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# Agora
-- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
- - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
-- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
- - Anyone can run an Agora of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
- - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
- - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
- - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
- - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
- - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
-- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
- - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
- - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
-- [[pull]] [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
-- [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
- - [[go]] [[git]]
- - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
- - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
- - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
- - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
- - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
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+- A [[protocol]].
+ - #pull [[agora protocol]]
+- A [[platform]].
+ - #pull [[agora platform]]
+- A [[graph]].
+ - #pull [[agora graph]]
+- A [[commons]].
+ - **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+ - See [[go/agora doc]] if you are interested and have half an hour :)
+ - The [[Agora]] you're likely reading this in, https://anagora.org, is designed to be just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - This Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know.
+ - Through projects such as [[Agora bridge]], we hope to make this Agora available for writing to anyone that has access to a [[digital garden]] or a social media account.
+ - Follow an [[agora bot]] if you'd like to contribute to this Agora from [[social media]]:
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+ - If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]] [[agora doc]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[root]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
+ - [[architecture]] https://social.coop/@flancian/108346148663576473
diff --git a/agora.yaml b/agora.yaml
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+# This should be a 'distributed' version of sources.yaml in [[go/anagora]], store user settings.
+# **Having an agora.yaml in any public repository signals an intent to integrate with the target Agoras.**
diff --git a/agoras.md b/agoras.md
index 3ea8ce63d..5e6dfb01b 100644
--- a/agoras.md
+++ b/agoras.md
@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
-# Agoras
-
- A [[list]].
- This [[agora]] is literally just [[an agora]]. There are many others, and many more are possible.
- [[push]] to this list to add items.
-- [[pull]] [[other agoras]]
+ - #pull [[other agoras]]
diff --git a/aix en provence.md b/aix en provence.md
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+- a [[city]].
+ - in southern [[france]]
+ - near [[marseille]]
+ - once part of [[barcelona]]/[[aragón]]
diff --git a/akshay.md b/akshay.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]] [[coder]]
+ - we met through [[social coop]].
+ - we met in person on [[2022-06-10]].
+ - [[berlin]]
diff --git a/aldhari.md b/aldhari.md
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+++ b/aldhari.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[mohammed aldhari]]
diff --git a/aleksandr kuprín.md b/aleksandr kuprín.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..12bd81d51
--- /dev/null
+++ b/aleksandr kuprín.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[aleksandr kuprín]]
diff --git a/alexander.md b/alexander.md
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+++ b/alexander.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[conqueror]] [[alexander the great]]
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[psychiatrist]] [[scott alexander]]
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[architect]] [[christopher alexander]]
diff --git a/alice albrecht.md b/alice albrecht.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7bd554415
--- /dev/null
+++ b/alice albrecht.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/AliceAlbrecht
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
diff --git a/all beings.md b/all beings.md
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+- [[all conscious beings]]
+- [[all sentient beings]]
+- [[3]]
+ - [[you]]
+ - [[me]]
+ - [[others]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/all conscious beings.md b/all conscious beings.md
index c313a33a0..2559e95d2 100644
--- a/all conscious beings.md
+++ b/all conscious beings.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
# all conscious beings
-
- I don't know how many types of conscious beings there are, and how many there will be in the future and in the [[multiverse]] -- but I know there are many.
-- You, reader, are one of them.
-
+ - You, reader, are one of them.
+ - I'm glad you're here!
+ - I try to work on Flancia [[for the benefit of all beings]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/all praise the jewel in the lotus.md b/all praise the jewel in the lotus.md
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+- [[all]] meaning whoever willing.
+- #pull [[praise the jewel in the lotus]]
diff --git a/allergic reaction.md b/allergic reaction.md
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+- #push [[allergic reactions]]
+ - I've had allergic reactions at least 3 times now:
+ - The first time it was in San Francisco, in the summer of 2018 or 2019 (need to check).
+ - Ended up in the [[ER]].
+ - The second one was in Zürich, in the summer of 2020.
+ - Also went to the ER.
+ - The third one was in the summer of [[2022]], specifically on [[2022-08-14]].
+ - The recurring [[patterns]] are:
+ - I was outside.
+ - It was hot.
+ - I was walking around, maybe a bit physically exerted.
+ - They ran thorough checks in [[2020]] and essentially didn't find anything very clear. They told me not to worry to much about it and to always carry antihistamines and a corticoid.
+ - #pull [[cetirixin]] [[prednisone]]
+ - I am under the influence of such antihistamines currently as I'm writing this with my face swollen on [[2022-08-14]].
diff --git a/amadeo.md b/amadeo.md
index c7f670d4f..c928caa35 100644
--- a/amadeo.md
+++ b/amadeo.md
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
# Amadeo
- A [[person]].
-- [[friend]].
-- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/kingmob84
-
-
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/kingmob84
+ - [[berlin]]
+ - [[2022-06-10]] discussed breakups (we're both going through one)
diff --git a/an agora.md b/an agora.md
index f81be72f5..67ea34c5d 100644
--- a/an agora.md
+++ b/an agora.md
@@ -1,14 +1,16 @@
# An Agora
- a [[thing]].
- - [[bag of holding]] [[garden of forking paths]]
- - [[pull]] [[anagora]]
- - [[push]] [[agoras]]
- - [[go]] https://anagora.org
- - run by [[flancia collective]]
- - this particular [[agora]] is just [[an agora]].
- - this is just one particular implementation, limited in nature by my personal skills and the lack of time and resources. I hope there will one day be many better.
- - this [[agora]] tries to be a [[schelling point]] for [[rational]] [[problem solving]].
- - this Agora contains a the set of known [[agoras]].
- - It tries to [[list]] and optionally [[integrate]] them.
+ - [[free software]]
+ - #go https://anagora.org
+ - This particular [[agora]] you're reading this in is just [[an agora]].
+ - A [[garden of forking paths]]!
+ - This one is a particular implementation, limited in nature by my skills and available time and resources.
+ - I hope there will one day be many better.
+ - This [[Agora]] tries to be a [[schelling point]] for [[rational]] [[problem solving]].
+ - This Agora contains a list of known [[agoras]].
+ - #push [[agoras]]
+ - [[an agora]] is run by [[flancia collective]] [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+ - An [[Agora]] is a [[bag of holding]].
+
diff --git a/an open letter to an agora.md b/an open letter to an agora.md
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+- #pull [[open letters]] [[building bridges]]
diff --git a/ana stone.md b/ana stone.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[singer]] [[zurich]]
+ - #go https://anastoneofficial.com/
+ - #song https://qrco.de/bd67bc
diff --git a/ana ulin.md b/ana ulin.md
index d0ae39f12..9edad0d54 100644
--- a/ana ulin.md
+++ b/ana ulin.md
@@ -1,12 +1,7 @@
-# Ana Ulin
-
- A [[person]].
-- In [[social.coop]].
-- [[mastodon]] https://social.coop/@anaulin
-- [[project]] [[real coop stories]]
-- [[go]] https://anaulin.org
-- [[art]] https://robotmolecule.com
-- [[store]] https://anaulin.redbubble.com
-
-
-
+ - In [[social coop]].
+ - #go https://anaulin.org
+ - [[mastodon]] https://social.coop/@anaulin
+ - [[project]] [[real coop stories]]
+ - [[art]] https://robotmolecule.com
+ - [[store]] https://anaulin.redbubble.com
diff --git a/anne claire.md b/anne claire.md
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+++ b/anne claire.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - I met her recently.
+ - [[dreaming spires]]
diff --git a/anne laure le cunff.md b/anne laure le cunff.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[researcher]] [[writer]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/anthilemoon
+ - #pull [[anthilemoon]]
+ - [[project]] [[ness labs]]
diff --git a/anonymous.md b/anonymous.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- a [[letter]].
+ - [[open]].
+ - This contains a collection of thoughts directed to someone but not addressed to them explicitly.
+ - (Let me show you the [[shape of my heart]], I say often, but how often do I really do that?)
+ - #pull [[meta]] [[manifesto]]
+
+Dear anonymous,
+
+I love you. I think these words often when thinking of you. I wrote to you the other day and I said this and other things, but then I deleted the messages before you saw them (you were very likely asleep at the time, so you didn't see them.)
+
+I love you. I say this way less often that I'd like when talking you because I don't want to make you uncomfortable. But I still feel the need to say it, so I thought I'd write this here, and let you find these words in some timelines.
diff --git a/any agora.md b/any agora.md
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+++ b/any agora.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[an agora]]
diff --git a/ap.md b/ap.md
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+++ b/ap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[catalan]]
diff --git a/approval required.md b/approval required.md
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+- a [[proposal]].
+ - [[approval required for sign up]]
+ - #go https://www.loomio.org/d/zoWFc7mR/relax-instance-registrations-to-approval-required-for-sign-up-from-current-nobody-can-sign-up
\ No newline at end of file
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@@ -1,7 +1,30 @@
# Arghzero
-- A [[person]] on [[twitter]]: https://twitter.com/arghzero
-- Self described [[enthusiastic]] [[nerd]] :)
-- Coded a [[roam exporter]]! [[roam2agora]]
-
-
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/arghzero
+ - Self described [[enthusiastic]] [[nerd]] :)
+ - Coded a [[roam exporter]]! [[roam2agora]]
+ - As of [[2022-06]] working on [[knovigator]].
+ - Forked [[athens]]!
+ - [[2022-07-13]]
+ - [[google]]
+ - [[us]]
+ - [[machine learning]]
+ - resource needs for state of the art might be bad news for [[open source]]
+ - [[federated learning]] could help here
+ - [[federation]] vs [[incumbents]]
+ - [[ux]] problem
+ - could be solved with:
+ - [[funding]]
+ - investing in *few* good clients that can connect to many networks
+ - [[federated corpus]] ~ [[agora]]
+ - [[apple]]
+ - the amount of hoops you have to jump through to release something on the [[app store]]
+ - 30%
+ - what happens when gpt started being trained on gpt generated text that got into the corpus?
+ - [[browser parrot]]
+ - [[counter anti disintermediation]]
+ - [[commons]]
+ - how to prevent [[enclosure]]?
+ - [[project snapshot]]
diff --git a/arrow.md b/arrow.md
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+- #pull [[flecha]] [[saeta]] [[jara]]
diff --git a/arrows.md b/arrows.md
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+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[arrow]].
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diff --git a/astadala yogamala.md b/astadala yogamala.md
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+++ b/astadala yogamala.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - #pull [[b. k. s. iyengar]]
+ - His first teacher was his brother-in-law, who abused him and others (had a bad temper).
+ - Was not a "salient" student.
+ - First taught a women's class. "This is how the ladies of [[Dharwar]] ignited my interest in teaching yoga."
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/así murió mi papá.md b/así murió mi papá.md
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index 000000000..88ecfad7c
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+++ b/así murió mi papá.md
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+- #pull [[1995-07-08]]
+ - I remember it to be a Saturday.
+
+"Me muero."
+
+Y después, de repente, tras estar inconsciente: "Dejame boludo que estoy bien."
+
+Después una muerte fulminante.
+
+Mäs temprano tuvo visiones? Reportó ver a un vecino que había muerto, a mi abuelo muerto. Tuvo o simuló tener conversaciones.
+
+Predijo que yo ganaría un premio en España (?). Quizás porque le gustó una composición que escribí para el colegio. Mi mamá una vez me dijo que el premio era el Pulitzer, lo que no tendría mucho sentido me parece, pero después me dijo que eso lo
+
+Dos médicos en su pasado: el Dr. Colon y el Dr. Diamante. La ayuda tardó en venir.
+
+En un momento le hicieron una traqueotomía.
diff --git a/author.md b/author.md
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index 000000000..3157eb5ee
--- /dev/null
+++ b/author.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- If [[Flancia]] is a [[book]], I (a [[flancian]]) am its first author, although I dream of an [[Agora]] writing it.
diff --git a/autopush.md b/autopush.md
index 8e6ce1bef..393266002 100644
--- a/autopush.md
+++ b/autopush.md
@@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
# autopush
-- When the [[agora]] recognizes a certain structure in your notes, it interprets it as a [[heterarchy]] of note and pushes the declared structure as a subnode in relevant nodes.
-- [[pull]] [[tree-structure]]
-
-
+- a [[setting]].
+ - In the Agora.
+ - If you [[opt in]] to autopush, the Agora will push blocks and resources for you to relevant contexts (as set up by you).
+ - When the [[agora]] recognizes a certain structure in your notes, it interprets it as a [[heterarchy]] of note and pushes the declared structure as a subnode in relevant nodes.
+ - #pull [[agora trees]] [[tree structure]]
+- a [[tool]]
+ - a shell script and [[systemd]] service in my [[garden]]
+ - #pull [[autopush.sh]]
diff --git a/autopush.sh b/autopush.sh
index 150db50dc..4a11a1ebf 100755
--- a/autopush.sh
+++ b/autopush.sh
@@ -3,7 +3,11 @@
git config pull.rebase false
cd ~/garden
while true; do
+ git add *md
+ git add journal/*md
+ git add assets/*
+ git commit -a -m 'autopushed'
git pull
git push
- sleep 5
+ sleep 30
done
diff --git a/avalokiteshvara.md b/avalokiteshvara.md
index d4ec6f7fa..f7c822452 100644
--- a/avalokiteshvara.md
+++ b/avalokiteshvara.md
@@ -2,10 +2,10 @@
- A [[person]].
- [[bodhisattva]] of [[compassion]].
- - A [[role model]].
+ - #pull [[avalokitesvara]]
- I struggle to remember this name. Avalo - kitesh - vara
-- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalokite%C5%9Bvara
- - "This bodhisattva is variably depicted, described and portrayed in different cultures as either [[male]] or [[female]]."
-- [[pull]] [[avalokitesvara]]
-
-
+ - Update (2022): I don't anymore.
+ - #go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalokite%C5%9Bvara
+ - "This bodhisattva is variably depicted, described and portrayed in different cultures as either [[male]] or [[female]]."
+ - [[role model]].
+ - This sounds silly but it's true?
diff --git a/avalokitesvara.md b/avalokitesvara.md
index bbf11b23a..bff72ff65 100644
--- a/avalokitesvara.md
+++ b/avalokitesvara.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-# Avalokitesvara
-
-- [[pull]] [[avalokiteshvara]].
-
-
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[bodhisattva]]
+ - #pull [[avalokiteshvara]].
+ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalokite%C5%9Bvara
+ - 
diff --git a/awakened.md b/awakened.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b134b4b56
--- /dev/null
+++ b/awakened.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- Suddenly I am awakened.
+ - There is no [[anxiety]] left.
+ - Then I ask myself: [[where is my light]]?
diff --git a/bangers.md b/bangers.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e89c9cdef
--- /dev/null
+++ b/bangers.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull I like to think 20% of our [[tweets]] and [[toots]] are [[bangers]] in the [[multiverse]].
diff --git a/bargalló.md b/bargalló.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..239f635a2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/bargalló.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - with this I usually mean my [[grandfather]].
diff --git a/bean bank.md b/bean bank.md
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index 000000000..074ff8cc8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/bean bank.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- a [[place]].
+ - amazing [[coffee]].
+ - my [[favorite]] in [[zürich]].
+ - #go https://beanbank.coffee/en
+ - Lagerstrasse 18c, 8004 Zürich
+ - #map https://g.page/Specialitycoffee
+ -
diff --git a/beethoven.md b/beethoven.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..00c2f6dc5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/beethoven.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- #go https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=BgIjGSPmk7I&list=PLpn_aaBjWNyK-HSbUe7-gpbVK742p2lgj
+ - all of Beethoven's [[symphonies]] conducted by [[karajan]] in a playlist
+- #pull [[ludwig van beethoven]]
diff --git a/being offline.md b/being offline.md
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+- a [[post]].
+ - this would be a post in my [[blog]] if I wasn't too lazy to keep a separate blog nowadays, so here it is.
+
+My laptop battery is at 33% as I type this and I wonder if I'll get to commit this before it runs out of power -- does the substandard [[Github]] UI auto-save anything you write in the inline editor? Unlikely, as that would require a separate write path.
+
+Perhaps I do it for the rush of knowing that these lines might be lost forever if I lose awareness of the passage of time; my laptop is a bit old by now and I run a barebones window manager only so I know that the first sign that I screwed up will be a sudden turning off of the screen, and a sigh of exasperation or maybe relief as I realize that I didn't make it -- that what I was writing was lost, an offering to the gods of the crappy cloud and the substandard editors.
+
+I'm down to 25% by now. I took a break to talk to a 75-year-old lady who was begging on the streets -- begging on the streets of Málaga while I was sitting on this fancy café typing on my laptop. She had a dog named Rufo; her name I have forgotten, and for that I am sorry. We gave her five euros as we didn't have more -- but did we? I could have given her my fancy laptop, although it belongs to my employer -- or perhaps because of that, I should have given her that first. I could have given her my clothes, but that probably wouldn't have been very useful to her as she was small and I am large. More realistically I could have walked with her to an ATM, but I didn't do it; in general I didn't think of these things at all while she was around, the same way we don't usually consider most of the actions we actually have available at any given point in time; very often we think there are two or three choices we could take, even though the luckier among us have millions.
+
+If you had 22% of battery left to write something and publish it to the world, what would you write? What would be most useful? Useful to whom?
+
+When in doubt, I usually write about the [[Agora]]. Perhaps by now it is by now cozy and safe a topic, by virtue of the Agora 1. existing and 2. somehow continuing to grow -- slowly but surely, albeit with marginal odds. But how useful that is? Could the owner of Rufo care about the Agora and what I write about it, about the Agora as it exists today, a promising but small and in the grand scheme of things likely rather irrelevant community assembled around writing, online first and still mostly online? Probably not, as the poor tend to be offline; the old tend to be offline; and she was old and poor.
+
+Her name was Leyla or Leila -- I had the impression and my partner just confirmed it independently. Leila comes from the Arabic; it means "night", perhaps "beautiful night". She was from Melilla, so that actually makes sense.
+
+If I had 17% of battery left (in my idiosyncratic and perhaps lightly crazy number system, 17 means [[Maitreya]]) I'd consider writing about [[Flancia]] as it could be for Leila -- but then I'd close my laptop and go looking for her.
diff --git a/being.md b/being.md
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--- a/being.md
+++ b/being.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-# Being
-
-- See [[person]].
-
-
+- #pull [[animal]] [[plant]]
+- #pull [[person]]
+- I like [[being]].
+ - I feel lucky to be here.
+ - I feel lucky to have met [[you]]!
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diff --git a/benedictine rule.md b/benedictine rule.md
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+- a [[contract]].
+ - #pull [[benedictine order]]
+ - #pull [[sqlite]]
+ - [[go/sqlite/code of ethics]]
diff --git a/benford's law.md b/benford's law.md
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+++ b/benford's law.md
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+- a [[law]].
+ - #pull [[first digit law]]
+ - "in many real-life sets of numerical data, the leading digit is likely to be small."
+ - seems to apply particularly when the data spans many orders of magnitude
+ - applies to the [[fibonacci]] sequence.
diff --git a/bengo.md b/bengo.md
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+++ b/bengo.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[fediverse]] @bengo@mastodon.social
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/108431834956774091
diff --git a/bibliotheque mejanes.md b/bibliotheque mejanes.md
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+++ b/bibliotheque mejanes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[library]].
+ - [[france]] [[aix en provence]]
+ - #go https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/bibliotheque-mejanes
diff --git a/big timer.md b/big timer.md
index 9045c4ca0..396b32fcb 100644
--- a/big timer.md
+++ b/big timer.md
@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
- a [[tool]].
- the most flexible online [[timer]] I know of
- #go https://bigtimer.net
- - #pull [[koos looijesteijn]] built it but sold it
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+ - #pull [[koos looijesteijn]] built it but sold it
+ - they seem to be adding [[ads]] for some populations (I get ads at work, not at home) and they removed a [[support]] button they used to have
+ - now trying to migrate to locally-run [[termdown]] for [[pomodoro]] and such
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diff --git a/bill seitz.md b/bill seitz.md
index 2e6e50b62..e8b6784c1 100644
--- a/bill seitz.md
+++ b/bill seitz.md
@@ -1,8 +1,12 @@
# Bill Seitz
-- [[social coop]] billseitz
-- [[go]] http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/DigitalGardenStandards
- - Looks very similar to [[agora protocol]]!
- - [[send]] [[dan whaley]]
- - [[write]] [[agora protocol]]
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[social coop]] billseitz
+ - #go http://webseitz.fluxent.com/
+ - [[flux garden]]
+ - [[digital garden standards]] http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/DigitalGardenStandards
+ - Looks similar to [[agora protocol]]!
+ - [ ] [[send]] to [[dan whaley]] and [[metasj]]?
+ - [ ] invite to [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - [ ] [[write]] [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/black kallax.md b/black kallax.md
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+++ b/black kallax.md
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+- We have a [[white kallax]]. What would a [[kallax]] of a [[different color]] look like?
+ - What about [[black]]?
+ - What about [[ultraviolet]]?
+ - What about [[caramel]]?
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diff --git a/bodhi svaha.md b/bodhi svaha.md
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+- [[lotus sutra]]
+ - [[gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha]]
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diff --git a/bodhisattva vow.md b/bodhisattva vow.md
index 533293aa2..82a181480 100644
--- a/bodhisattva vow.md
+++ b/bodhisattva vow.md
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
# Bodhisattva Vow
-
-- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhisattva_vow
-- The four encompassing vows:
- - Masses of creatures, without bounds, we vow to save them all.
- - Anxiety and hate, desires inexhaustible, we vow to break them all.
- - Dharma gates beyond measure, we vow to learn them all.
- - Buddha Way, unsurpassable, we vow to accomplish it.
-
-
+- a [[vow]].
+ - #pull [[bodhisattva vows]]
+ - #go https://jackkornfield.com/bodhisattva-vows/
+ - #pull https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhisattva_vow
+ - The four encompassing vows:
+ - Masses of creatures, without bounds, we vow to save them all.
+ - Anxiety and hate, desires inexhaustible, we vow to break them all.
+ - [[Dharma gates]] beyond measure, we vow to learn them all.
+ - Buddha Way, unsurpassable, we vow to accomplish it.
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diff --git a/braids.md b/braids.md
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+++ b/braids.md
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+- a [[game]].
+ - not to be confused with [[braid]] -- which is amazing by the way.
+ - Braids is a solitaire/coop game I think I may have invented :)
+ - It goes like this:
+ - you [[count]], from zero up.
+ - I do this while meditating, but that's optional, I guess.
+ - unless we're always meditating?
+ - ([[buddha nature]] and all)
+ - or we're entities programmed to do so.
+ - as you count, you visualize the [[number]].
+ - I do a version of [[box breathing]].
+ - It helps me reach [[samatha]].
+ - as I [[breathe in]], I count [[up]] the side of a square 👆
+ - as I hold, I traverse a lateral edge ▶
+ - as I [[breathe out]], I try to [[factorize]] the number if I want and I [[go down]] 👇
+ - as I am yet not breathing in, I optionally rest as I [[go left]] ◀️
+ - I start at [[0]] and move up according to three default rules:
+ - increase the number by one
+ - so after [[1]] comes [[2]]
+ - increase one of its [[factors]] by one and multiply
+ - this is equivalent to the above for a [[prime]], it reduces to the rule above
+ - the choice can be made to encode a number by convention, like order
+ - extra rules can be agreed and numbered
+ - a braid is what players achieve by counting up to a certain number through different paths
+ - player 0
+ - 0
+ - 1
+ - 2
+ - 3
+ - 4
+ - 2 2
+ - 5
+ - 6
+ - 2 3
+ - 7
+ - 8
+ - 2 2 2
+ - 9
+ - 3 3
+ - 10
+ - 2 5
+ - 12
+ - 2 2 3
+ - 13
+ - 14
+ - 2 7
+ - 15
+ - 3 5
+ - 3 6
+ - 16
+ - 2 2 2 2
+ - [[17]]
+ - 18
+ - 2 3 3
+ - 19
+ - player 1
+ - 0
+ - 1
+ - 2
+ - 3
+ - 4
+ - 2 2
+ - 5
+ - 6
+ - 2 3
+ - 7
+ - 8
+ - 2 2 2
+ - 9
+ - 3 3
+ - 10
+ - 2 5
+ - 12
+ - 2 2 3
+ - 13
+ - 14
+ - 2 7
+ - 15
+ - 3 5
+ - 3 6
+ - 18
+ - 2 3 3
+ - 19
+
diff --git a/breathing.md b/breathing.md
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index 000000000..e69de29bb
diff --git a/brian sunter.md b/brian sunter.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[software engineer]] [[knowledge management]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/bsunter
+ - #matrix @bsunter:matrix.org
+
diff --git a/bridge.md b/bridge.md
index 304b02208..d45c818ca 100644
--- a/bridge.md
+++ b/bridge.md
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
-# Bridge
-
- a [[thing]].
- a [[tool]].
- - [[bridge]] plus [[agora]] == [[agora bridge]]
-
-
+ - [[bridge]] [[agora]] -> [[agora bridge]]
+ - a [[space]].
+ - [[shared]]
+ - #pull [[building bridges]]
diff --git a/browser parrot.md b/browser parrot.md
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index 000000000..3e7681d10
--- /dev/null
+++ b/browser parrot.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[tool]].
+ - #go https://www.browserparrot.com/
diff --git a/buddha.md b/buddha.md
index 9935dcd78..8ebcec99a 100644
--- a/buddha.md
+++ b/buddha.md
@@ -1,13 +1,16 @@
-# Buddha
-
- A [[person]].
- - [[philosopher]] [[bodhisattva]] [[arahant]]
- - [[pull]] [[buddha nature]]
- - [[shakyamuni]]
- - I'm not sure about my thoughts on many earlier and later [[buddhas]], but I do believe there are many apart from [[siddharta gautama]].
- - I consider myself a [[rational]] [[buddhist]].
- - [[meta]]
- - Ha, I can't believe I hadn't noded him until [[2020-12-11]].
- - As of [[2021-11-20]] this was still clearly a stub.
-
-
+ - [[philosopher]] [[bodhisattva]] [[arahant]]
+ - [[shakyamuni]] ~ [[gautama]]
+ - #born [[lumbini]] [[nepal]]
+ - https://goo.gl/maps/6Uk2vXKVgdc9n5Kb6
+ - #awakened [[bodh gaya]] [[india]]
+ - https://goo.gl/maps/HT6fQvSNpeCtiGkf7
+ - #push [[buddhism]]
+ - I consider myself a [[rational]] [[buddhist]].
+ - [[meta]]
+ - Ha, I can't believe I hadn't noded Gautama until [[2020-12-11]].
+ - As of [[2021-11-20]] this was still clearly a stub.
+ - As of [[2021]] I was not sure about my thoughts on many earlier and later [[buddhas]], but I wanted to learn more about them.
+ - I try to follow the [[eightfold path]].
+ - I try to follow the [[bodhisattva]] path [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+ - I believe in [[buddha nature]].
diff --git a/buddhist.md b/buddhist.md
index 7805dc607..c20fa168a 100644
--- a/buddhist.md
+++ b/buddhist.md
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
-# Buddhist
-
-- I consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
-- The [[buddha]] got a lot right.
-- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
-
-
+- I consider myself a [[buddhist]].
+ - The [[buddhas]] and [[bodhisattvas]] get a lot right.
+ - #pull [[secular buddhist]]
+ - #pull [[om mani padme hum]]
+ - #pull [[gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
+ - Update (2022): I have read Buddhist scripture and commentary and my opinion of Buddha and his many followers only improved. Buddhist is really a good set of memes overall. It can be patched -- like anything can. But it's the best base I know of.
+ - I did grow up in a Catholic country so I carry many [[Christian memes]] for sure. Many are good as well.
diff --git a/build bridges.md b/build bridges.md
index 95b40a038..7c2c93f6e 100644
--- a/build bridges.md
+++ b/build bridges.md
@@ -1,4 +1,7 @@
# build bridges
-- [[live bridges]] are pro-social.
-- All bridges were once [[desire paths]] in the [[air]].
-- #pull [[building bridges]]
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+
+- an [[activity]].
+ - #pull [[bridges]] [[building bridges]]
+ - All bridges were once [[desire paths]] in the [[air]].
+ - [[live bridges]] are pro-social.
+ - In Flancia we try to [[build bridges]].
diff --git a/building an Agora.md b/building an Agora.md
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+++ b/building an Agora.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[agora]] [[building bridges]]
diff --git a/building bridges.md b/building bridges.md
index 088e9d79e..13cb7bdd8 100644
--- a/building bridges.md
+++ b/building bridges.md
@@ -1,2 +1,5 @@
# building bridges
-- [[pull]] [[on building bridges]] [[build bridges]] [[flancia or building bridges]]
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+
+- The heart of the [[Agora]] is a protocol for [[building bridges]].
+ - #pull [[on building bridges]] [[build bridges]] [[flancia or building bridges]]
+ - #pull [[agora protocol]] [[free, fair and alive]]
diff --git a/burn burn burn.md b/burn burn burn.md
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+++ b/burn burn burn.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+- A [[poem]].
+
+```
+Burn burn burn.
+Burn for the greater good!
+Burn brightly.
+
+If you have to burn:
+Burn kindly.
+
+I say this as a candle
+who'd rather be a spaceship.
+```
diff --git a/burn for good.md b/burn for good.md
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+++ b/burn for good.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- You can burn resources for greater [[good]].
+ - It's more like running an [[engine]] than setting fuel on [[fire]].
diff --git a/burn for greater good.md b/burn for greater good.md
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index 000000000..6a1aea13e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/burn for greater good.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[burn burn burn]] [[burn for the greater good]]
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diff --git a/burn for the greater good.md b/burn for the greater good.md
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index 000000000..d8056ba67
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+++ b/burn for the greater good.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[burn for good]]
diff --git a/by default.md b/by default.md
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index 000000000..bd2fab159
--- /dev/null
+++ b/by default.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[defaults]]
diff --git a/calico fisk.md b/calico fisk.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/calico fisk.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] https://tiwtter.com/CalicoFisk
diff --git a/canonical debate lab.md b/canonical debate lab.md
index e7489123b..9c6672824 100644
--- a/canonical debate lab.md
+++ b/canonical debate lab.md
@@ -10,5 +10,7 @@
- [[whysaurus]]
- [[conversense]]
- [[the society library]]
+ - [[carl gieringer]]
+ - [[marc-antoine parent]]
- [[grub]]
- [[push]] [[review]]
diff --git a/capra course closing circle.md b/capra course closing circle.md
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+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ - “Think globally, act accordingly" - [[Terry Tempest Williams]]
+ - [[jeanette]]
+ - reach out if you're interested in discussing
+ - [[ani]]
+ - reads out a nice poem, [[a systems point of view]]
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - You can find resources, a full community and events by facilitators here: https://workthatreconnects.org/
+ - To continue the exploration and discussion about how to change social systems: https://www.programmes.gaiaeducation.uk/deep-transformation
+ - Our own alumni community: https://alumninetwork.capracourse.net/
+ -
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diff --git a/capra course.md b/capra course.md
index 485549a0c..8d97373d0 100644
--- a/capra course.md
+++ b/capra course.md
@@ -125,4 +125,89 @@
- life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
- cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
- [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
- - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
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+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ - urban [[ecodesign]]
+ - ~60 cities have adopted the [[curitiba]] model
+ - modern [[car free]] environments
+ - [[urban villages]]
+ - [[high density]] structures combined with ample [[green spaces]]
+ - [[system solutions]] in this lecture seem to provide ample evidence that we have the tools to build a [[sustainable future]] -- what we need is [[political will]] and [[leadership]]
+- [[conclusion]]
+ - [[leadership]] means [[facilitating the emergence of novelty]]
+ - often asked: "will there be enough time to save human civilization", "can we have hope for the future"?
+ - the most inspiring answer to this comes from [[václav havel]]
+ - a meditation on [[hope]] itself
+ - written while imprisoned under the [[soviet regime]]
+ - "The kind of [[hope]] that I often think about I understand above all as a state of mind, not a state of the world. Either we have hope within us or we don't. It is a dimension of the [[soul]] and it's not essentially dependent on some particular observation of the world or estimate of the situation. Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something [[makes sense]] regardless of how it will turn out."
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diff --git a/caramel.md b/caramel.md
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+++ b/caramel.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- The [[color]] of [[buddhism]], at least [[in my mind]].
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diff --git a/carl gieringer.md b/carl gieringer.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7bd9c62b4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/carl gieringer.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #push [[carl]]
+ - [[canonical debate lab]]
diff --git a/carl.md b/carl.md
index bb30d55d7..9e108119b 100644
--- a/carl.md
+++ b/carl.md
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
# carl
-- a [[person]]
\ No newline at end of file
+- a [[person]]
+ - #pull [[carl gieringer]]
diff --git a/celibate monk.md b/celibate monk.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8a657433d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/celibate monk.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- I have been considering the life of a [[celibate]] [[monk]].
+ - Personally perhaps I'd like to try being just a [[monk]] first.
diff --git a/center for collective learning.md b/center for collective learning.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..11879f9df
--- /dev/null
+++ b/center for collective learning.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- an [[organization]].
+ - #go https://centerforcollectivelearning.org/
+ - [[university of toulouse]]
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diff --git a/change the world without taking power.md b/change the world without taking power.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..065357423
--- /dev/null
+++ b/change the world without taking power.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - #push [[read]]
+ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Change_the_World_Without_Taking_Power
+ - #go https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/182864.Change_the_World_Without_Taking_Power
diff --git a/chezmoi.md b/chezmoi.md
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index 000000000..21868e77c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/chezmoi.md
@@ -0,0 +1,71 @@
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+ - #push [[2022-05-26]]
+ - [[refusing to merge unrelated histories]]
+ - See update below for the TLDR on how to use templates.
+
+Example from my initial upload:
+
+```
+sh -c "`curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get`"
+chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+chezmoi cd
+git add .
+git commit -m 'Initial commit from paramita."
+```
+
+After creating an empty repo in any host (I used [[gitlab]]), you can upload the local repo you cd'd into above as per standard [[git]] procedure:
+
+```
+git remote add origin git@gitlab.com:flancian/flancian.git
+git branch -M main
+git push -u origin main
+```
+
+Then for syncing files into a new machine, you install chezmoi and then pass the repo as argument to `chezmoi init`:
+
+```
+sh -c "`curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get`"
+chezmoi init https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+chezmoi apply -v
+```
+
+To upload changes to files already tracked by chezmoi from any host:
+
+```
+chezmoi re-add
+chezmoi cd
+git commit -a -m "chezmoi from $HOSTNAME"
+git push
+```
+
+[[Chezmoi]] supports [[templates]] to special-case files depending on the host they're being installed in.
+
+To apply a template to an already tracked file, e.g. .config/sway/config (in my case):
+
+```
+chezmoi chattr +template .config/sway/config
+chezmoi edit .config/sway/config
+```
+
+Then use template syntax (see https://www.chezmoi.io/user-guide/templating/#simple-logic for the gist of it if you're interested in per-hostname cases, which is what I was after) and then use `chezmoi apply` to "run" the template and produce the file in any host.
+
+Note that after that you need to edit the file with `chezmoi edit` every time essentially, unless you intend to get conflicts later. It seems like a fair tradeoff.
+
+An example from my sway config which shows the syntax for if .. else if .. else:
+
+```
+{{ if eq .chezmoi.hostname "nostromo" }}
+set $focused #b43757
+{{ else if eq .chezmoi.hostname "paramita" }}
+set $focused #472dbc
+{{ else }}
+set $focused #b46b37
+{{ end }}
+```
diff --git a/chezmoi.md.tmp b/chezmoi.md.tmp
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7a34dd4c9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/chezmoi.md.tmp
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+- a tool.
+ - bmann noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+ - #push 2022-05-26
+ - refusing to merge unrelated histories
+
+Example for my initial upload:
+
+```
+sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"
+ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
+```
+chezmoi cd
+git add .
+git commit -m 'Initial commit from paramita."
+```
+
+```
+git remote add origin git@gitlab.com:flancian/flancian.git
+git branch -M main
+git push -u origin main
+```
diff --git a/christian brickhouse.md b/christian brickhouse.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8d8a10361
--- /dev/null
+++ b/christian brickhouse.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - @iamabrickhouse@fosstodon.org
+ - [[moa]] user
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diff --git a/christina bowen.md b/christina bowen.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d0fd0bc6f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/christina bowen.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[tools for thought]]
+ - [[knowledge roots]]
+ - https://kumu.io/DigLife/decentralized-tech
+ - [[kumu]]
+ - [[platforms]] vs [[protocols]]
diff --git a/christopher pedregal.md b/christopher pedregal.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c9d9e4513
--- /dev/null
+++ b/christopher pedregal.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/cjpedregal
diff --git a/clarinet fingerings.md b/clarinet fingerings.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..84ec07294
--- /dev/null
+++ b/clarinet fingerings.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- #push [[penders]]
+ - https://www.penders.com/t-clarinet-fingering-chart.aspx
+ - #go https://www.penders.com/images/ClarinetFingeringChartPrintable.pdf
diff --git a/clarinet.md b/clarinet.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..785d1b235
--- /dev/null
+++ b/clarinet.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #push [[fingerings]]
+ - [[clarinet fingerings]]
diff --git a/closed letters.md b/closed letters.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..56cde141c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/closed letters.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[list]].
+ - These are closed letters only in the sense that I wrote them with a particular person in mind and I'm not cross linking them widely as I usually do.
+ - But most of them will probably remain world readable, so strictly speaking [[closed]] is maybe a misnomer?
+ - I just ask you to avert your eyes if you don't like what you read and the letter does not seem addressed to you :)
+ - #pull [[closed letter]]
diff --git a/code of conduct.md b/code of conduct.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c1d12da2b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/code of conduct.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[social coop]] https://pad.disroot.org/p/Social.Coop_Code_of_Conduct_V3.1revs
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diff --git a/cognitive devices.md b/cognitive devices.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3c8d82a32
--- /dev/null
+++ b/cognitive devices.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Cognitive Devices can be [[complementary]] or [[competive]].
+- #pull [[cognitive device]]
diff --git a/comments.md b/comments.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..17cf2e81d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/comments.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[web annotations]]
diff --git a/communities of practice.md b/communities of practice.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cb8b030d3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/communities of practice.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- An Agora is a platform for [[communities of practice]].
diff --git a/community.md b/community.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..339ea855d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/community.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull As of [[2022-08]] [[agora discuss]] is the main communication channel for the [[agora]] community, but feel free to reach out over any channels you find!
+ - See [[flancian]] for my contact information.
diff --git a/computers.md b/computers.md
index ed405012a..387efdec3 100644
--- a/computers.md
+++ b/computers.md
@@ -1,4 +1,14 @@
# Computers
-- I [[like]] them.
-
+- a [[list]].
+ - I [[like]] them a lot.
+ - I have at least [[eleven]] that I care about.
+ - my [[phone]], unnamed
+ - my [[project laptop]], [[paramita]]
+ - my main [[work laptop]], [[eivanec0]] (never changed the hostname of this one for no good reason)
+ - my [[portable work laptop]], [[sila]]
+ - my [[workstation]] in the office, [[nirodha]]
+ - my [[living room computer]], [[nostromo]]
+ - my [[gaming computer]], [[nox]]
+ - my four colocated [[servers]]: [[dorcas]], [[thecla]], [[patera]], [[hypatia]]
+ - many VMs depending on how you count them
diff --git a/confederalism.md b/confederalism.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8d8c6e9cf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/confederalism.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[murray bookchin]] [[municipalism]]
diff --git a/confederated.md b/confederated.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8922fc66c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/confederated.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[confederation]]
diff --git a/confederation.md b/confederation.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..75eb68eca
--- /dev/null
+++ b/confederation.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[federation]] [[confederalism]] [[murray bookchin]]
diff --git a/consciousness explained.md b/consciousness explained.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8f7c0970c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/consciousness explained.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - By [[daniel dennett]].
+ - Loved it!
+ - #amazon https://www.amazon.com/Consciousness-Explained-Daniel-C-Dennett/dp/0316180661
+ - #libgen http://libgen.is/search.php?req=consciousness+explained&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=def
+ -
+ - [[chapter 14]]
+ - [[thought experiments]]
+ - [[chinese room]]
+ - I'd been waiting for the definitive Daniel Dennett takedown of [[Searle]].
+ - [[chinese nation]]
+ - [[Dennett]] mentions the weird fixation with the Chinese in the field of philosophy of mind, mentioning a Chinese researcher's exposure to it while becoming acquainted with "Western" cognitive science.
diff --git a/context.md b/context.md
index e73e30d08..b21a07825 100644
--- a/context.md
+++ b/context.md
@@ -1,9 +1,13 @@
# Context
-- [[state]] as required or produced by a [[procedure]].
+- #push [[praxis]]
+ - [[state]] as required or produced by a [[procedure]].
+- #push [[agora]]
+ - An Agora is an engine for storing and retrieving [[mental contexts]].
+ - I make my mental contexts [[public by default]].
- [[agora search]] runs queries within a context; that described by each [[node]].
- [[wikidata integration]]
-- [[idea]]
+- [[ideas]]
- a [[protocol]].
- [[agora protocol]]
- for the efficient and constructive transmission of context over the internet.
diff --git a/contract.md b/contract.md
index 8cdc8bb53..c230d979f 100644
--- a/contract.md
+++ b/contract.md
@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
-# CONTRACT
-
-- I endorse the base [[contract]] of this Agora.
-- My contracts are [[lists]] of assertions; they can be taken to include all declarations of [[knowledge]] and [[belief]] as expressed in my notes volunteered to this [[agora]].
- - These assertions are sometimes organized in [[trees]] and [[graphs]] using the structured allowances given by this [[agora]] as expressed in [[agora protocol]] and [[agora rfcs]].
-- I [[intend]] to dedicate a [[meaningful fraction]] of my [[free time]] and [[resources]] to improve the world.
- - [[push]] [[manifesto]]
- - I am a [[Flancian]] and this is my [[manifesto]]:
- - In [[Flancia]] there is no [[poverty]].
- - In [[Flancia]] there is no [[privilege]].
- - In [[Flancia]] we will one day [[meet]].
-- Through this [[Agora]] I try to contribute to the development of a freer, open, progressive global society and projects or [[public utility]].
-- Because I am unskillful, I need your help. I am open to any [[feedback]] anytime. I am active on social media.
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1360327797034651650
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1360326738480418820
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1357031412914864131
-
+- an [[intent]].
+ - #pull [[values]] [[goals]]
+ - I endorse the base [[contract]] of this Agora (which is just [[an agora]]): https://anagora.org.
+ - My [[intents]] and [[values]] as explicit [[lists]] of assertions; they can be assumed to include my declarations of [[knowledge]] and [[belief]] as expressed in [[notes]] and [[resources]] volunteered to this [[Agora]].
+ - In my particular case these assertions are sometimes organized in [[trees]] and [[graphs]] using the structured allowances given by this [[agora]] as modelled in [[agora paper]], [[agora protocol]] and [[agora rfcs]].
+ - I [[intend]] to dedicate a [[meaningful fraction]] of my [[free time]] and [[resources]] to improve the world.
+ - #push [[manifesto]]
+ - I am a [[Flancian]] and this is my [[manifesto]]:
+ - In [[Flancia]] there is no [[poverty]].
+ - In [[Flancia]] there is no [[privilege]].
+ - In [[Flancia]] we will [[meet]].
+ - Through this [[Agora]] I try to contribute to the development of a freer, open, progressive global society and projects or [[public utility]].
+ - Because I am unskillful, I need your help. I am open to any [[feedback]] anytime. I am active on social media.
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1360327797034651650
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1360326738480418820
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1357031412914864131
diff --git a/cooperative.md b/cooperative.md
index b13ee59d3..1ddef2f97 100644
--- a/cooperative.md
+++ b/cooperative.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
# Cooperative
-- [[pull]] [[cooperatives]]
+- #pull [[cooperatives]]
diff --git a/copying.md b/copying.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..489f1978b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/copying.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[copy]] [[fork]]
diff --git a/corny.md b/corny.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..66d774422
--- /dev/null
+++ b/corny.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I'm corny often, I don't mind, although others might :)
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diff --git a/corporation for digital scholarship.md b/corporation for digital scholarship.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..564032de9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/corporation for digital scholarship.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[corporation]].
+ - [[non profit]]
+ - develops [[zotero]].
diff --git a/cory doctorow.md b/cory doctorow.md
index 86204d2dd..29f36ecf7 100644
--- a/cory doctorow.md
+++ b/cory doctorow.md
@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
-# Cory Doctorow
-
-- A [[person]], [[writer]], [[activist]]
-- Huh, surprising I hadn't noded him until [[2020-12-10]].
-- [[twitter]] twitter.com/doctorow
-- From [[boing boing]] fame.
-- Ideator of:
- - [[catalog of missing devices]], related to the [[agora]]
- - [[adversarial interoperability]], related to [[flanbook]]
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[writer]], [[activist]]
+ - Huh, surprising I hadn't noded him until [[2020-12-10]].
+ - [[twitter]] twitter.com/doctorow
+ - From [[boing boing]] fame.
+ - Ideator of:
+ - [[catalog of missing devices]], related to the [[agora]]
+ - [[adversarial interoperability]], related to [[flanbook]]
diff --git a/could love.md b/could love.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..12c92dffa
--- /dev/null
+++ b/could love.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I could love [[capitalism]] if it was [[fully open]], [[transparent]], [[ethical]].
diff --git a/counting practice.md b/counting practice.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..85dfaac9f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/counting practice.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- My [[counting practice]] is quite idiosyncratic, but I like it that way.
+ - I count up as I am mindful of my breath in a personal variation of [[box breathing]] which includes visualization and optionally involves [[factoring]] numbers as I tour a loose/abstract [[mind palace]].
+ - #pull [[braids]]
diff --git a/coworking with ap.md b/coworking with ap.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1309925ab
--- /dev/null
+++ b/coworking with ap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- [[coworking]] with [[ap]].
+- [[2022-09-14]]
+ - [[nlp]]
diff --git a/creatively.md b/creatively.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..be7be6331
--- /dev/null
+++ b/creatively.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[constructively]]
+ - [[kallax]]
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diff --git a/crossposter.md b/crossposter.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..55fc27c45
--- /dev/null
+++ b/crossposter.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[moa]] [[mastodon twitter crossposter]]
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diff --git a/curb my bullshit.md b/curb my bullshit.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..de0ae457c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/curb my bullshit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[curb]] my, our [[bullshit]]
+ - I'll try to [[curb my bullshit]] if [[curb your bullshit]]
diff --git a/césar hidalgo.md b/césar hidalgo.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8a8a12689
--- /dev/null
+++ b/césar hidalgo.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/cesifoti
+ - #pull [[center for collective learning]] [[datawheel]]
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diff --git a/cómo es el mar_.md b/cómo es el mar_.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a8bbd911c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/cómo es el mar_.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- cómo es el mar?
+ - terrible y hermoso
+ - [[sublime]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/daniel doyon.md b/daniel doyon.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..482e32514
--- /dev/null
+++ b/daniel doyon.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
diff --git a/datawheel.md b/datawheel.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..293329458
--- /dev/null
+++ b/datawheel.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- an [[agency]].
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/Datawheel
+ - [[data integration]] [[distribution]] [[visualization]]
+ - #go https://datawheel.us
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diff --git a/davey morse.md b/davey morse.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ffbd933ea
--- /dev/null
+++ b/davey morse.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/davey_morse
diff --git a/dazinism.md b/dazinism.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8bc0215ff
--- /dev/null
+++ b/dazinism.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[social coop]]
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diff --git a/debug registration issues.md b/debug registration issues.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f48ce40f0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/debug registration issues.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- a [[task]]
+ - for [[social coop]].
+ - [[mica]] reported issues with registration: https://social.coop/web/statuses/108760179078515903
+ - [[red oak]] found the registration in the [[spam trap]]!
+ - then I tried to reproduce: https://social.coop/web/statuses/108761229581526764
+ - #push [[todo]]
+ - document in wiki.social.coop?
+ - #push [[social coop tech group]]
+ - or designate better [[source of truth]]
diff --git a/defaults.md b/defaults.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..bbdfee10a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/defaults.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[default]].
diff --git a/democracia líquida.md b/democracia líquida.md
new file mode 100644
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+++ b/democracia líquida.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[liquid democracy]]
diff --git a/derek kozel.md b/derek kozel.md
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+++ b/derek kozel.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[gnu radio]]
+ - [[social coop]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/dharma.md b/dharma.md
index ae5c62e6c..4f48de9cf 100644
--- a/dharma.md
+++ b/dharma.md
@@ -1,7 +1,5 @@
-# Dharma
-
- The [[path]] we try to follow.
-- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma
- "The right way of living".
-- I sometimes consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
-
+ - I sometimes consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+ - Update (2022): I'm a [[buddhist]].
diff --git a/diego de la hera.md b/diego de la hera.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e18db1a7d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/diego de la hera.md
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- #pull [[diegodlh]]
+- [[2022-07-13]]
+ - mirada sistémica de la vida / [[fritjof capra]
+ - comodidad con la biología, relativamente con la física
+ - [[heisenberg]]
+ - [[physics and philosophy]]
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[feynman]]
+ - [[everything everywhere all at once]]
+ - [[quantum computing since democritus]]
+ - potential in [[systems integration]]
+ - [[topics]]
+ - [[web annotations]] / hypothes.is in particular
+ - [[wikimedia]]
+ - horizontal governance
+ - a wikipedia wide change would mean:
+ - convincing [[wikimedia foundation]]
+ - convincing the [[wikipedia community]]
+ - [[federation]] between the two?
+ - for later
+ - [[bidi sync]] between annotations and talk page
+ - [[siphons]] ~ [[syphons]]
diff --git a/diegodlh.md b/diegodlh.md
index 2845f8926..f52062435 100644
--- a/diegodlh.md
+++ b/diegodlh.md
@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
# Diegodlh
-- [[person]]
-- [[go]] https://diegodlh.conversodromo.com.ar
-- [[twitter]] twitter.com/diegodlh
-- [[mastodon]] https://mastodon.social/@diegodlh
-- [[fediverse]] @diegodlh@mastodon.social
-- [[push]] [[agora-hypothesis-integration]]
- - [[hypothes.is]] user
-
-
+- a [[person]]
+ - #go https://diegodlh.conversodromo.com.ar
+ - #pull [[diego de la hera]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/diegodlh
+ - [[mastodon]] https://mastodon.social/@diegodlh
+ - [[fediverse]] @diegodlh@mastodon.social
+ - [[push]] [[agora-hypothesis-integration]]
+ - [[fellowship of the link]]
diff --git a/digital commons.md b/digital commons.md
index 315889d95..afe53df1f 100644
--- a/digital commons.md
+++ b/digital commons.md
@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
# digital commons
-- a [[thing]].
- - [[pull]] [[commons]] [[digital]]
- - the [[internet]] provides the ability to construct an essentially infinite number of [[digital commons]] by definition as long and as far as you allow copying.
- - this is why I am against reductions of [[copyright]] in general.
- - whatever can be copied for free can be freely shared and is thus part of the [[commons]].
+- a [[place]].
+ - #pull [[knowledge commons]] [[digital]] [[commons]]
+ - the [[internet]] provides us with the ability to construct an essentially infinite number of [[digital commons]] by definition as long and as far as you allow (that is, do not encumber) [[copying]].
+ - this is why I am against [[copyright]] in general.
+ - whatever can be copied for free can be freely shared and is thus trivially part of the [[commons]].
- a [[list]].
- - the [[agora]].
- - (you can add items in the [[stoa]] below)
-
+ - (you can #push examples here or write them in the [[stoa]] below).
+ - an [[agora]].
diff --git a/dios salve la flor del loto.md b/dios salve la flor del loto.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4cfb0251e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/dios salve la flor del loto.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Si Dios existe, Dios salve la flor del loto!
+ - [[om mani padme hum]]
diff --git a/disentangle it.md b/disentangle it.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3873c8af2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/disentangle it.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[disentangle]] [[it]]
diff --git a/disentangling moloch.md b/disentangling moloch.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..72de12ec9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/disentangling moloch.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[slaying moloch]]
+ - the corrupted heart of [[moloch]] is entangled with good things which I'd rather save if we can.
diff --git a/djvu.md b/djvu.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a43ebc516
--- /dev/null
+++ b/djvu.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[format]].
+ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DjVu
+ - "The DjVu technology was originally developed by [[Yann LeCun]], Léon Bottou, Patrick Haffner, Paul G. Howard, Patrice Simard, and [[Yoshua Bengio]] at AT&T Labs from 1996 to 2001."
diff --git a/dockerfile.md b/dockerfile.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b87d6c6c3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/dockerfile.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+# this is meant to be a [[container]] file in [[docker]]/[[podman]] format that provides tools to run a [[flancian]].
+# the prototype as of [[2022]] would be:
+#
+# - my [[tmux]] sessions in all my [[computers]], as transcribed first and eventually [[interactive]]
+# - my [[snapshots]].
+# - an [[agora]].
diff --git a/document mode.md b/document mode.md
index 0a6a5a971..af35a851e 100644
--- a/document mode.md
+++ b/document mode.md
@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
-# document mode
-
-- [[go]] https://wiki.c2.com/?DocumentMode
+- a [[mode]].
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[go]] https://wiki.c2.com/?DocumentMode
+- a [[mode]].
+ - more generally, you know, just writing [[long form]].
+Like this: writing full sentences and then paragraphs and then maybe chapters and so on.
+I feel like I've fallen out of the practice of writing text long form, partly because of social media (I'm really into [[Twitter]], [[Mastodon]] as you might know) and partly because of [[outliner mode]] in [[Logseq]], one of my preferred tools for note taking.
diff --git a/donde pegan dan.md b/donde pegan dan.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6122e58e0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/donde pegan dan.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- a [[phrase]].
+ - #pull [[jaras]].
+ - this Spanish language phrase could be translated in several ways:
+ - "the arrows (or darts) of Adam..."
+ - "where they land, they land" (they fall by chance)
+ - "where they land, they hit" (if they hit, they do damage)
+ - "where they hit, they give" (in an altruistic way, a stretch but I like it)
diff --git a/dreams.md b/dreams.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0ffc9b10a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/dreams.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I didn't think much about my dreams until recently.
diff --git a/drishti.md b/drishti.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d8d9f344b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/drishti.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[thing]].
+ - the (by default physical) [[focus]] of our [[consciousness]] as we're aware of it.
+ - #push [[yoga]]
+ - our [[gaze]].
+ - #go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drishti_(yoga)
diff --git a/eduardo ivanec.md b/eduardo ivanec.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d35096362
--- /dev/null
+++ b/eduardo ivanec.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - originally from [[Argentina]]
+ - [[senior sre]] at [[Google]].
+ - #pull [[flancian]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/electrolysis.md b/electrolysis.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dec7a7731
--- /dev/null
+++ b/electrolysis.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #go https://unicode-table.com/en/21AF/
diff --git a/elena.md b/elena.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..aeac90b1e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/elena.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- una [[persona]].
+ - #pull [[e]]
+- un [[poema]].
+ - de [[Eduardo Carlas Bargalló]].
+
+```
+"Elena, retoño del verano.
+Vejez gordezca de la rama sucia.
+Tu redondez vacuna
+me inspira a Baco."
+```
diff --git a/emptiness.md b/emptiness.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..07cc55b95
--- /dev/null
+++ b/emptiness.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[form is emptiness, emptiness is form]]
+- #pull [[set]] [[indras net]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/endless forms most beautiful.md b/endless forms most beautiful.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b4482efc7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/endless forms most beautiful.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- an [[album]].
+ - [[nightwish]]
+ - #go https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=nt9DBSFi4cM&list=OLAK5uy_k3bmpltxqC_izbfhaBayPdgdJ5DzfPO4k
+ - [[jz]] recommended it.
diff --git a/engelbart.md b/engelbart.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a1ef23041
--- /dev/null
+++ b/engelbart.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[douglas engelbart]]
diff --git a/enough.md b/enough.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ea7266912
--- /dev/null
+++ b/enough.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- I'll take [[good enough]] every [[day of the week]] if it gets everyone to [[Flancia]].
+ - [[gone for good]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/erich auerbach.md b/erich auerbach.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7749d06de
--- /dev/null
+++ b/erich auerbach.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[philologist]]
+ - #go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erich_Auerbach
+ - [[mimesis]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/eroica.md b/eroica.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7f8cabb18
--- /dev/null
+++ b/eroica.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- #go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgIjGSPmk7I
+ - #push this is a [[mantra]]:
+ - "Algún día, algún día.
+ - Algún día llegará la revolución.
+ - Pero si no ahora, cuándo?"
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/esther dyson.md b/esther dyson.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..73d49c160
--- /dev/null
+++ b/esther dyson.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/edyson
diff --git a/ethical.md b/ethical.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6e57fd312
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ethical.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- I assert [[Flancia]] is an [[ethical project]].
+ - By this I mean it carries a [[positive]] [[ethical charge]].
diff --git a/ex.md b/ex.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..84587a4c0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ex.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]].
+ - they helped me during my breakup and I'm grateful.
diff --git a/exchange formats.md b/exchange formats.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9bc1143bd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/exchange formats.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[data exchange formats]]
diff --git a/experiments.md b/experiments.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ed4c3b3f2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/experiments.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[experiment]]
+ - of experiments and [[applications]] being tracked or driven by this [[Agora]].
+ - #push [[agora of flancia]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[basic income]]
+ - [[liquid democracy]]
+ - [[adversarial interoperability]]
+ - [[node club]]
+ - [[flancia social impact]]
diff --git a/favorite things.md b/favorite things.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9b204bd12
--- /dev/null
+++ b/favorite things.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #push [[things]]
+ - #pull [[love]] [[freedom]] [[flancia]] [[agora]]
diff --git a/favorite.md b/favorite.md
index ac53aa573..898519c89 100644
--- a/favorite.md
+++ b/favorite.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# favorite
-
-- [[my favourite things]]
- - What are your favorite articles, blog posts, tweets, toots, pictures of yours? Please feel free to link them below.
+- #pull [[favourite]]
+ - #push [[my favourite things]]
+ - What are your favorite [[articles]], [[blog posts]], [[tweets]], [[toots]], [[pictures]] of yours?
+ - Please feel free to mention them or linking them below or in any other [[node]] in this [[agora]].
diff --git a/feature requests.md b/feature requests.md
index e27449559..0e5efec6a 100644
--- a/feature requests.md
+++ b/feature requests.md
@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
# Feature Requests
-- [[push]] [[agora-plan]]
+- #push [[agora-plan]]
## [[codex]]
- https://twitter.com/codexeditor/status/1377475227978883074
+
## [[polycultic]]
- [[docker]] image for the [[agora]]
@@ -11,6 +12,7 @@
## [[dan whaley]]
- Subnodes should show date created, date last updated.
+
## [[dr-kvj]]
- Would like to be able to sync [[remnote]] notes.
@@ -46,5 +48,5 @@ Abstracts would be important to get a quick overview of a node (pls no 20+ tabs
## [[titushora]]
-- titushora the [[Agora]] look like this: https://twitter.com/TitusHora/status/1325147589197484036
+- titushora the [[Agora]] should look like this: https://twitter.com/TitusHora/status/1325147589197484036
diff --git a/fediverse info.md b/fediverse info.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fdb792196
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fediverse info.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #go https://fediverse.info
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/fellowship of the link.md b/fellowship of the link.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9dc7ff648
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fellowship of the link.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- a [[community]].
+ - #chat https://chat.collectivesensecommons.org/agora/channels/ogm-fellowship-of-the-link
+ - #doc https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RAourQe_MKh0uWomLsS_V5ea3zm30g8paE49X56jIHs/edit
+ - #pull [[fotl]]
+ - #pull [[sje]]
+ - #pull [[building bridges]]
+ - [[interop of chat]]
+ - [[interop of links]]
+- a [[meet]].
+ - [[18 utc]] on [[thursdays]]
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/fellowship-of-the-link
+ - #log [[fotl chat]]
diff --git a/fix go links.md b/fix go links.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3e04b289c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fix go links.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[pomodoro]].
+ - on [[2022-06-05]].
+ - with [[vscode]] + [[thecla]] in [[agora server]]
+ - ([[logseq]] takes 10-15s to 'save my local graph' when I quit, switching to [[wiki vim]].)
diff --git a/flanbook.md b/flanbook.md
index 39f7b1bb8..ce9edb0d3 100644
--- a/flanbook.md
+++ b/flanbook.md
@@ -1,30 +1,24 @@
-# Flanbook
-
- [[go]] https://flancia.org/mine/flanbook
- - A rough [[essay]] in [[Flancia]].
+ - A rough [[essay]] in [[Flancia]].
- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[facebook]]. See also:
- - [[flannit]], for [[reddit]].
- - [[flanner]], for [[twitter]].
+ - [[flannit]], for [[reddit]].
+ - [[flanner]], for [[twitter]].
- [[procedure]]:
- - Define central coordination entity, by default an [[Agora]].
- - For each useful [[internet]] [[platform]]:
- - It should be open.
- - If it's not, write down a [[plan]] to replicate it.
- - [[Replicate it]] as [[free]] [[open source]].
- - [[People]] can contribute direct work or money.
- - The coordination entity assigns both transparently and openly.
- - [[Net income]] (after expenses related to running the platform) goes to:
- - [[effective altruism]], [[give directly]] and other altruistic and social reform efforts.
- - [[users]] ([[profit sharing]])
+ - Define central coordination entity, by default an [[Agora]].
+ - For each useful [[internet]] [[platform]]:
+ - It should be open.
+ - If it's not, write down a [[plan]] to replicate it.
+ - [[Replicate it]] as [[free]] [[open source]].
+ - [[People]] can contribute direct work or money.
+ - The coordination entity assigns both transparently and openly.
+ - [[Net income]] (after expenses related to running the platform) goes to:
+ - [[effective altruism]], [[give directly]] and other altruistic and social reform efforts.
+ - [[users]] ([[profit sharing]])
- [[worldbrain]] https://medium.com/@WorldBrain/you-are-worth-250-dollars-for-facebook-each-year-if-you-owned-your-data-youd-get-way-more-out-81032046411b
- - Estimates user value to [[facebook]] at $250/y.
- - Data source seems unclear though.
- - Closer to $7/y likely.
-
-https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298712522501926912
-
-https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1332042059801370631
-
-https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1335550881933234176
-
-
+ - Estimates [[user value]] to [[facebook]] at $250/y.
+ - Data source seems unclear though.
+ - Closer to $7/y likely.
+- [[twitter]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298712522501926912
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1332042059801370631
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1335550881933234176
diff --git a/flancia collective.md b/flancia collective.md
index 928ab880b..0cc12d384 100644
--- a/flancia collective.md
+++ b/flancia collective.md
@@ -1,10 +1,14 @@
- a [[collective]].
- - [[go]] https://opencollective.com/flancia
- - [[open collective]].
- - within the [[flancia collective]] we track [[projects]] as a team and execute them in the open. we [[work in public]]
- - [[pull]] [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
- - [[matrix]] https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
- - [[telegram]] https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g421619990
+ - [[flancia]] [[matrix room]]
+ - #go https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org
+ - room is [[open]] now, "official membership" to be defined by the collective
+ - [[open collective]] https://opencollective.com/flancia
+ - within the [[flancia collective]] we track [[projects]] as a team and execute them in the open.
+ - we [[work in public]]
+ - #pull [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
+ - [[matrix]] https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
+ - [[telegram]] https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g421619990
+ - [[flancia social impact]] exists in the [[us]] thanks to [[vera]]
- [[members]] (roughly in order of joining)
- [[flancian]]
- [[vera]]
@@ -19,6 +23,7 @@
- [[jack kausch]]
- reach out to a member of the collective if you are interested in joining!
- you can opt out of the collective at any moment for any reason. [[flancia]] is fully optional!
+ - the matrix room is open to anyone to join
- if you are otherwise interested with [[cooperating]] with the [[flancia collective]], we are very interested! We strive to be [[prosocial]].
- Please reach out to [[vera]] or [[flancian]] or any of the other members.
- our [[goals]]:
@@ -26,7 +31,7 @@
- [[effective altruism]]
- our [[projects]]:
- [[agora]]
- - if you want to join the [[agora]], please write to [[vera]] [[flancian]].
+ - if you would like to [[join the agora]], please join [[agora discuss]]
- [[promnesia]]
- [[wikilinks everywhere]]
- [[moa]]
diff --git a/flancia house.md b/flancia house.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..eb6b5073f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/flancia house.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- a [[place]].
+ - in [[switzerland]].
+ - where I live.
+- a [[place]].
+ - probably in [[spain]].
+ - it doesn't exist yet but I hope it'll be a place where some of my friends can live.
diff --git a/flancia meet.md b/flancia meet.md
index 4c0eb13d3..791899e73 100644
--- a/flancia meet.md
+++ b/flancia meet.md
@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
# flancia meet
- a [[space]].
- - [[go]] https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
- or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
- - old [[flancia meet notes]]
\ No newline at end of file
+ - see also older node: [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - [[recurring]], just show up if interested :) I attend often but not always.
+ - when: [[Saturdays]] at [[8AM UTC]] by default.
+ - used to be at [[9AM UTC]], perhaps it is at that time sometimes..
diff --git a/flancia.md b/flancia.md
index 68d1cde35..c795122b7 100644
--- a/flancia.md
+++ b/flancia.md
@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
-# Flancia
-- In [[Flancia]] there is an [[Agora]]!
- - In the Agora you can find maps of Flancia.
+- a [[book]].
+ - You're currently reading it.
+ - This section is in [[Agora]] Protocol. Feel free to skip such sections if they distract you.
+ - Here's the deal: In [[Flancia]] there is an [[Agora]].
+ - In the [[Agora of Flancia]] you can find free [[maps]] of Flancia everywhere.
- #pull https://flancia.org
- a [[place]].
- a [[protopia]]
@@ -34,4 +36,5 @@
- [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355193365046898689
- [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1373677818312278016
- a [[repository]].
- - #pull [[flancia git]]
\ No newline at end of file
+ - #pull [[flancia git]]
+ - #git https://github.com/flancian/flancia
diff --git a/flancian git.md b/flancian git.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f58c1414a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/flancian git.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+
+- [[go/flancian/repo]]
+ - #go https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
diff --git a/flancian repo.md b/flancian repo.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b77c8b872
--- /dev/null
+++ b/flancian repo.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[project]].
+ - [[research]] [[bot]]
+ - [[go/flancian/repo]]
+ - #go https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
diff --git a/flancian.asc b/flancian.asc
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..97928e7bf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/flancian.asc
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
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diff --git a/flancian.md b/flancian.md
index b6d169a0e..7b751c983 100644
--- a/flancian.md
+++ b/flancian.md
@@ -1,37 +1,47 @@
# Flancian
-
- A [[person]].
- My [[self]] :).
- - [[go]] https://flancia.org
+ - #go https://flancia.org
+ - [[matrix]] @flancian:matrix.org
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian
+ - [[fediverse]] https://social.coop/@flancian
- [[email]] 0@flancia.org
- [[calendly]] https://calendly.com/flancian
- [[agora]] https://anagora.org
- - ***[[contract]]***
- - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian
+ - [[garden]] https://github.com/flancian/garden
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
- [[mastodon]]
- - [[social.coop]] https://social.coop/@flancian
- - [[merveilles]] https://merveilles.town/@flaneur
- - [[garden]] https://github.com/flancian/garden
- - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian
+ - [[social.coop]] https://social.coop/@flancian
+ - [[merveilles]] https://merveilles.town/@flaneur
+ - #git https://github.com/flancian
+ - #git2 https://gitlab.com/flancian
+ - #repo https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
- [[gitlab]] https://gitlab.com/flancian
- - [[matrix]] @flancian:matrix.org
- [[telegram]] @Flancian
+ - [[tiktok]] https://tiktok.com/@flancian
- [[ctzn]] https://ctznry.com/flancian@ctzn.one
- [[anar.chi.st]] https://anar.chi.st/Flancian
- [[chess]] https://chess.com/member/flancian
- [[urbit]] danfen-socsum (unavailable for now, see note for more)
- - I identify as a [[humanist]], [[rational]], [[liberal]], [[naturalist]], [[secular buddhist]].
+- a [[person]].
+ - in the [[Agora]].
+ - #pull [[flancia]]
+ - You can think of me as a [[buddhist]].
+ - I try to dedicate myself [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+ - I identify as a [[humanist]], [[rational]], [[liberal]], [[naturalist]], [[secular buddhist]].
- I prefer to [[deconstruct]] these and other [[cluster identities]] whenever it is feasible, though.
- The [[agora]] is an [[experimental]] [[social network]] in which I try to express my integrated identity.
- I practice [[open source]] and [[open ethics]] as much as I can.
- - This [[agora]] is, and will always be, [[free]] and [[open source]].
- - I try to follow an explicit personal social [[contract]] that extends and complements that of the [[agora]].
- - I try to be open with my way of living as it has an [[ethical impact]]. This includes being open about how I spend my [[time]] and [[money]].
- - I work for [[Google]] as an [[sre]]
- - I was born in [[Argentina]] and I live in [[Switzerland]].
- - I am a member of [[effective altruism]].
+ - This [[agora]] is, and will always be, [[free]] and [[open source]].
+ - I try to follow an explicit personal social [[contract]] that extends and complements that of the [[agora]].
+ - I try to be open with my way of living as it has an [[ethical impact]]. This includes being open about how I spend my [[time]] and [[money]].
+ - I work for [[Google]] as a [[site reliability engineer]].
+ - I was born in [[Argentina]], I live in [[Switzerland]].
+ - I practice [[effective altruism]].
- I am a member of [[social.coop]].
- - In my [[free time]] I practice [[protopian thinking]]; I am an [[amateur utopian]].
+ - I consider myself a [[municipalist]].
+ - In my [[free time]] I practice [[protopian thinking]]; I am an [[amateur utopian]].
- [[Utopias]] are a genre of [[literature]] which I'm interested in.
- A [[protopia]] is an incremental [[utopia]].
- I call my [[protopia]] (our [[protopia]]!) [[Flancia]], but the name isn't important.
@@ -39,6 +49,6 @@
- I intend to bring facets of [[Flancia]] into the real world, only as far as they also benefit others, without unilaterally imposing my will.
- [[flancia collective]]
- I'm trying to build an [[Agora]].
- - There are many [[Agoras]]. [[This Agora is just an agora]].
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1349070105402105856
- - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1254149494209499138
+ - There are many [[Agoras]]. This Agora is just [[an agora]].
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1349070105402105856
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1254149494209499138
diff --git a/flancian.secret.asc b/flancian.secret.asc
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diff --git a/flancians.md b/flancians.md
index 5b2b552df..38a9fcf0e 100644
--- a/flancians.md
+++ b/flancians.md
@@ -1,23 +1,24 @@
# Flancians
- a [[list]].
- - Of the [[people]] that build [[Flancia]].
+ - of [[people]] that help build or maintain [[Flancia]].
- I believe a [[Flancian]] is first and foremost a person that follows an explicit public social [[contract]] and tries to do good to others.
- You can become a Flancian anytime: you just declare that you are a Flancian. This means you are in alignment with the assertions in this subnode, and any explicit extensions you publish and are accepted by the community of Flancians as defined by this node in the Agora of Flancia.
- You can cease to be a Flancian anytime: you declare that you are not a Flancian. This means whatever you want it to mean, as specified in your declaration of [[intent]].
- [[pull]] [[flancian]]
- - This Flancian is well-meaning and tries to be [[kind-hearted]].
- - This Flancian is [[honest]].
- - This Flancian practices [[open ethics]]. Their public social [[contract]] is aligned with their true values.
- - This Flancian tries to be open with their thoughts and actions.
- - This Flancian tries to be good, is always by default well-intentioned and [[pro-social]].
- - This Flancian believes in the power of the [[commons]].
- - This Flancian is a [[humanist naturalist]].
- - This Flancian believes in the importance of knowledge.
- - This Flancian seeks the insights of science.
- - This Flancian follows the [[eightfold path]].
- - In [[Flancia]], the Flancians pulled off a kind-hearted [[revolution]].
- - [[pull]] [[perhaps naive]]
+ - This one is well-meaning and tries to be [[kind-hearted]].
+ - This one is [[honest]].
+ - This one practices [[open ethics]].
+ - Their public social [[contract]] is aligned with their true values.
+ - This one tries to be open with their thoughts and actions.
+ - This one tries to be good, is always by default well-intentioned and [[pro-social]].
+ - This one believes in the power of the [[commons]].
+ - This one is a [[humanist]].
+ - This one believes in the importance of knowledge.
+ - This one seeks the insights of science.
+ - This one follows the [[eightfold path]].
+ - In [[Flancia]], Flancians pulled off a kind-hearted [[revolution]].
+ - [[pull]] [[perhaps naive]] [[loving kindness]] [[building bridges]]
- [[wiki]] https://anagora.org/wiki/Flancians
- [[pull]] There are other Flancians in [[Flancia Collective]].
diff --git a/flanner.md b/flanner.md
index 8f8140d3f..d743f5dbb 100644
--- a/flanner.md
+++ b/flanner.md
@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
-# Flanner
-
-- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[twitter]].
-- Likely based on [[mastodon]] -- or just exactly [[mastodon]].
-- Uses [[social web protocols]].
-- Developed and run using the [[agora]].
-
-
+- An [[open source alternative]] to [[twitter]].
+ - [[ethical]] [[pro social]]
+ - Likely based on [[mastodon]] -- or the [[fediverse]].
+ - Uses open [[social web protocols]] and [[open source ranking algorithms]]
+ - Developed and run (ocassionally) using an [[Agora]].
+ - #pull [[flanbook]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/flora.md b/flora.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..453eb905f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/flora.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- an [[album]].
+ - [[hiroshi yoshimura]]
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6n4FpHbqZs
diff --git a/flâneuse.md b/flâneuse.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..636e3d46c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/flâneuse.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[calico fisk]]
+ - #pull [[flaneur]] [[flâneur]]
diff --git a/focus.md b/focus.md
index dc6572065..5a1b79d67 100644
--- a/focus.md
+++ b/focus.md
@@ -1,5 +1,11 @@
# Focus
-- My current main focus is [[Flancia]], including all friends who are in it.
- - My current main public project is the [[agora]], including all subprojects documented in it :)
+- #pull [[drishti]]
+ - My focus is in [[Flancia]] and all [[friends]] and [[things]] in it.
+ - Flancia is a project [[for the benefit of all sentient beings]].
+ - My current main public project is the [[Agora]]; this includes [[subprojects]].
+ - #pull [[flancia]] [[agora]]
+ - During the day on weekdays I work for [[Google]] as an [[SRE]].
- #pull [[awareness]] [[mindfulness]]
- - I like to ask myself often: [[where's my light]]?
\ No newline at end of file
+ - I like to ask myself during meditation, to reach [[concentration]]: [[where is my light]]?
+ - With this I mean: where are the lights of sentient beings around me that I [[love]], and of those I [[could love]]?
+ - Where is our [[center of gravity]], where is our [[focus]]?
diff --git a/for the benefit of all beings.md b/for the benefit of all beings.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f13323bcf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/for the benefit of all beings.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[bodhisattva vow]]
+- #pull [[a flash of lightning in the dark of night]]
diff --git a/for the benefit of all sentient beings.md b/for the benefit of all sentient beings.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..29204d41c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/for the benefit of all sentient beings.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[for the benefit of all beings]]
diff --git a/formats.md b/formats.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c9cae661a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/formats.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[wp]]
diff --git a/fotl chat.md b/fotl chat.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e2195692a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fotl chat.md
@@ -0,0 +1,242 @@
+- #pull [[fellowship of the link]]
+- there's more logs elsewhere in the [[agora]] but I don't know where yet :)
+- [[2022-08-19]]
+
+```
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:Dan, here's the event:
+https://www.betaworks.com/event/render-tools-for-thinking
+
+20:04
+mathew
+mathew says:my scrib(bl)e on Gordon's "demo" are on your agora's hedgedoc, @Flancian:
+https://doc.anagora.org/s/tools-for-thinking
+
+20:07
+me says:
+https://anagora.org/tools-for-thinking
+
+20:07
+Chris Aldrich
+Chris Aldrich says:Todays's shared notes:
+Chris Aldrich says:
+https://doc.anagora.org/fellowship-of-the-link?edit
+
+20:07
+me says:thank you so much mathew!
+20:07
+mathew
+mathew says:😉
+20:08
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:the FoTL Mattermost channel is
+https://chat.collectivesensecommons.org/agora/channels/ogm-fellowship-of-the-link
+
+Jerry Michalski says:
+https://web.hypothes.is/blog/say-hello-to-anno/
+
+Jerry Michalski says:ah, paywalls
+Jerry Michalski says:multiple people "scribed" the Render event. find them all here:
+https://wiki.rel8.dev/scribing_tools_for_thinking
+
+Jerry Michalski says:(including some nice folks here)
+Jerry Michalski says:Chris your notetaking is awesome
+Jerry Michalski says:does that HedgeDoc page automagically become part of An Agora?
+20:21
+me says:Jerry: which hedgedoc?
+me says:this?
+https://doc.anagora.org/fellowship-of-the-link?edit#
+
+20:22
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:yes
+Jerry Michalski says:sometimes the comments are better than the content
+20:23
+me says:I think that's me writing 😃
+20:23
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:oh! Flancian, you're an amazing notetaker! (sorry!)
+20:23
+me says:(haha not at all, I just wanted to know if I was missing notes elsewhere!)
+20:23
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:nope
+Jerry Michalski says:Chris took notes on a prior call you missed, so I made faulty assumptions...
+20:24
+me says:those notes were truly great 😃
+20:24
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:land trusts, other Commons model
+20:25
+mathew
+mathew says:data unions: users share their data to train the AI; then benefit from the revenue from the AI.
+20:26
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:yes!
+20:26
+mathew
+mathew says:all run via a DisCO, of course! 😉
+20:27
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:Commons that regulate markets
+Jerry Michalski says:and build larger markets
+Jerry Michalski says:adversarial interoperability
+Jerry Michalski says:how to "incentivise" high-quality creators to add to the Commons?
+Jerry Michalski says:and how do you create this economy in a way that's hard to disrupt?
+Jerry Michalski says:Reddit Gold
+20:30
+mathew
+mathew says:is Blendle still going?
+20:34
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:redwoods that grow close intertwine their roots to create stability and grow taller
+20:34
+me says:ranking, filtering
+me says:FoAF
+me says:(maybe)
+me says:open algorithms -> open AIs
+20:35
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:IndieWeb important here
+Jerry Michalski says:that, and I would love to be rewarded for curating my Brain... sigh
+Jerry Michalski says:static content vs feeds
+Jerry Michalski says:how to feed the garden(s)
+Jerry Michalski says:
+http://snarkmarket.com/2010/4890
+
+20:43
+mathew
+mathew says:my notes on technopastoral:
+https://myhub.ai/items/the-garden-and-the-stream-a-technopastoral-hapgood
+
+20:44
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:
+https://hapgood.us/2015/10/17/the-garden-and-the-stream-a-technopastoral/
+
+20:44
+mathew
+mathew says:The Future of the Internet Is Flow:
+http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-future-of-the-internet-is-flow-1443796858
+
+mathew says:both here, with a couple more:
+https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/?tags=stream
+
+mathew says:one more: Gardens, Not Graves :
+http://alistapart.com/article/gardens-not-graves
+
+20:46
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:Mathew, never heard of that article. cool!
+20:46
+mathew
+mathew says:You need a pipeline. From a few yrs back:
+https://medium.com/the-mission/why-you-need-a-personal-content-strategy-ff05c84fccfd
+
+mathew says:What I think tagged #content_strategy and #productivity:
+https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/?quality=all&tags=productivity&tags=content+strategy&timeframe=anytime&types=think
+
+20:49
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:Dan, we usually run well over an hour. Do you have to leave at the hour, and if so, anything you want to add or ask?
+20:51
+Dan
+Dan says:I do have to leave yes
+20:52
+mathew
+mathew says:a hub is a library
+mathew says:nice2meet u2
+20:53
+me says:thank you Dan!!!
+20:54
+mathew
+mathew says:"Readwise looked at turning everything into blocks and do a block-based architecture ... developed a phase change metaphor ... to turn knowledge blobs into coherent texts for sharing... solids (documents) and ... fluid blocks (blobs of knowledge)."
+20:55
+Chris Aldrich
+Chris Aldrich says:Something there reminded me of Jerry's question of zooming in and out and a UI experiment I saw yesterday:
+https://ncase.me/nutshell/
+
+20:55
+mathew
+mathew says:👍
+mathew says:... and governments... (press releases)
+20:57
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:Nicky Case is cool!
+Jerry Michalski says:let's dig deeper into orality!
+20:58
+mathew
+mathew says:Btw, weren't we going to discuss creating a landscape of starting points for people interested in thinking tools?
+20:58
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:have link to the talk?
+Jerry Michalski says:+1 Mathew
+20:59
+Dan
+Dan says:
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GThr77PbJ4w
+
+Dan says:
+https://docdrop.org/video/GThr77PbJ4w/
+
+20:59
+Chris Aldrich
+Chris Aldrich says:
+https://docdrop.org/
+ as a tool for annotating video
+21:00
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:someone used docdrop to annotate a video podcast I did recently. very cool.
+21:00
+mathew
+mathew says:reminds me of Twitter missing this ~10 yrs ago
+21:01
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:love this!
+21:01
+mathew
+mathew says:What do you think of Noosphere, btw?
+21:02
+Chris Aldrich
+Chris Aldrich says:Q: What did the big toe say to the little toe?
+Chris Aldrich says:A: There's a fungus among us
+21:05
+mathew
+mathew says:😄
+mathew says:When I shared an appartment in Sydney with a few others, we had a commonbook in the lounge for messaging each other. Hilarious reading
+21:07
+me says:marginalia
+21:08
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:Mapping Tools for Thinking
+https://bra.in/5qeDMg
+
+21:13
+mathew
+mathew says:my first idea:
+https://chat.collectivesensecommons.org/agora/pl/78gprua18frkpc6shrxabricqo
+
+21:15
+Chris Aldrich
+Chris Aldrich says:how to ease the idea of satisficing the fediverse
+21:15
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:spider charts
+21:16
+mathew
+mathew says:+1
+mathew says:Back to the data union DisCO...
+21:22
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:bring in Ward Cunningham?
+21:26
+Chris Aldrich
+Chris Aldrich says:Let's start a politbureau! 🤣
+21:27
+Jerry Michalski
+Jerry Michalski says:perfect!
+Jerry Michalski says:a Mandarin class!
+Jerry Michalski says:can u repost the diagram link here?
+21:28
+me says:a distributed map of distributed thought
+```
diff --git a/fotl.md b/fotl.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..bae8303c9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fotl.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- #pull [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RAourQe_MKh0uWomLsS_V5ea3zm30g8paE49X56jIHs/edit
+ - #chat https://chat.collectivesensecommons.org/agora/channels/ogm-fellowship-of-the-link
diff --git a/four.md b/four.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..992aba7ed
--- /dev/null
+++ b/four.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[4]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/framapiaf.md b/framapiaf.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..923daca84
--- /dev/null
+++ b/framapiaf.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- an [[instance]].
+ - in the [[fediverse]].
+ - #go https://framapiaf.org
diff --git a/free from suffering.md b/free from suffering.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e7c12a64f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/free from suffering.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- #push [[metta]]
+ - May you be [[free from suffering]]!
+- #pull [[happy]]
diff --git a/free nfts.md b/free nfts.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e207e94eb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/free nfts.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[free]] [[nfts]]
diff --git a/free software.md b/free software.md
index 309c05e19..4db43baae 100644
--- a/free software.md
+++ b/free software.md
@@ -2,6 +2,6 @@
- a [[revolution]]
- a genie that's luckily out of the bottle
- - [[pull]] [[free software foundation]]
- - [[pull]] [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
+ - #pull [[free software foundation]]
+ - #pull [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
diff --git a/free4talk.md b/free4talk.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..bcc06495a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/free4talk.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[site]].
+ - #go https://www.free4talk.com/
diff --git a/friends online.md b/friends online.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b0397e474
--- /dev/null
+++ b/friends online.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- A lot of my [[friends]] I've met online. I like that -- I've always felt like the [[internet]] made me less lonely as a kid, and continued to do so forever.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/friends.md b/friends.md
index 324f49e27..eb5b3a9d2 100644
--- a/friends.md
+++ b/friends.md
@@ -1,14 +1,20 @@
-# Friends
+- I dedicate this [[agora]], and [[flancia]], to [[you]], my [[friend]]!
+ - #pull [[eight pomodoros for the benefit of all beings]]
- a [[list]].
- #pull [[friend]]
- You can be my [[friend]] essentially just by being interested on being one of them and being a well-intentioned person.
- I assume all are [[well intentioned]] by [[default]].
- I like to think of [[flancia]] as an interactive book dedicated to my [[friends]].
+ - I sometimes say I'll [[do]] a [[things]], and then I [[write]] instead, because I try to write for [[you]].
- #push [[books]]
- #go https://flancia.org
- - See you on the other side, my [[friends]]!
- - [[In Flancia there is an Agora]] == [[En Flancia hay un Agora]]
- - [[Per aspera ad astra]]
+ - I like to think of [[books]] as [[mirrors]] you can occasionally travel through.
+ - [[portals]], [[leaps]].
+ - See you on the other side, my [[friends]]!
+ - I dedicate this site, with all its [[mistakes]], to you, for whatever it's worth.
+ - [[In Flancia there is an Agora]]
+ - #es [[En Flancia hay un Agora]]!
+ - [[Per aspera ad astra]], or [[together to eternity]]
- [[El pueblo unido jamás será vencido]] == [[The People United Will Never Be Defeated]]
- [[In Flancia there is no poverty]] == [[En Flancia no hay pobreza]]
- [[Juntos Venceremos a Moloch]].
diff --git a/frinends.md b/frinends.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8f18408f6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/frinends.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- A [[mondegreen]].
+ - #pull [[friends]] in [[n space]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/fucking.md b/fucking.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f44decdc7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/fucking.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- an [[operator]].
+ - [[infix]]
+ - stresses or accentuates.
+ - [[opt in fucking writes]] > [[opt in writes]]
diff --git a/future.md b/future.md
index bc1ad3588..fa5728341 100644
--- a/future.md
+++ b/future.md
@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
-# future
-- #pull [[flancia]]
- - In Flancia we get to live in the future.
- - I'm trying to think often of how [[2023]], [[2025]], [[2030]] could be.
- - In Flancia there is no [[poverty]].
- - In Flancia there are many [[commons]].
+- #push [[flancia]]
+ - Living in [[Flancia]] is living in the [[future]].
+ - They say [[the future is here, it's just unevenly distributed]].
+ - In [[Flancia]] we all get to live in the future.
+ - As of the time of writing I'm in [[2022]] but I'm thinking often of how [[2023]], [[2025]], [[2030]] will be.
+ - In Flancia there is no [[poverty]].
+ - In Flancia there is a free global [[knowledge commons]].
- In Flancia we'll [[meet]]!
--
\ No newline at end of file
+-
diff --git a/garbage collection.md b/garbage collection.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cce90406c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/garbage collection.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a type of [[maintenance]].
+ - it means something was considered [[garbage]] as in surplus in a given context; not necessarily bad in general.
+ - many things are garbage in memory once it is no longer useful to keep them around, pretty much regardless of what they are / their intrinsic value.
diff --git a/garden.md b/garden.md
index 243672922..018ee2b49 100644
--- a/garden.md
+++ b/garden.md
@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
# Garden
-- What you're reading is my [[digital garden]].
- - [[go]] github.com/flancian/garden
-
-
+- #pull What you're reading is my [[digital garden]].
+ - #go https://github.com/flancian/garden
+ - #agora https://anagora.org/@flancian
diff --git a/gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha.md b/gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha.md
index 6b90422fa..c40650be7 100644
--- a/gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha.md
+++ b/gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
# gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha
- I think this often.
-
+- Sometimes I say it while lighting a candle. I think it makes sense, although I know I shouldn't become attached to [[ritual]].
diff --git a/gc.md b/gc.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a3d366604
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gc.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[garbage collect]] [[garbage collection]]
diff --git a/gebana.md b/gebana.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dd9fc2340
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gebana.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[cooperative]].
+ - #go https://www.gebana.com/en/
diff --git a/george anadiotis.md b/george anadiotis.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5fa5b5200
--- /dev/null
+++ b/george anadiotis.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] [[linked to]]
+ - [[pkg book]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/giacomo sansoni.md b/giacomo sansoni.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b38e21e6a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/giacomo sansoni.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[italian]] in [[social coop]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[editing coop]]
+ - [[textbooks]]
diff --git a/gig.md b/gig.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..694e987ba
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gig.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[gigabyte]] [[gibibyte]]
diff --git a/global reform and revolution.md b/global reform and revolution.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6b1d65682
--- /dev/null
+++ b/global reform and revolution.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[flancia]] [[confederalism]] [[adversarial interoperability]]
diff --git a/gnupg.md b/gnupg.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..60a94c87e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gnupg.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[keychain]]
+ - I like [[gnupg]].
+ - My keys are in the [[flancian repo]].
diff --git a/gone for good.md b/gone for good.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..af5f3e7e3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gone for good.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- I sometimes visit Flancia with others; I'd stay in Flancia with them if I could.
+ - We'd be [[gone]] for [[good]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/gone gone.md b/gone gone.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..446e70de2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gone gone.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- a [[poem]].
+ - [[Gone gone]].
+ - Gone beyond.
+ - Everybody gone to the other shore.
+ - Gone kindly.
+ - [[Burn brightly]].
diff --git a/gone.md b/gone.md
index 1281b4967..f740c1bc3 100644
--- a/gone.md
+++ b/gone.md
@@ -3,5 +3,5 @@
- Gone beyond!
- Gone, [[gone]].
- Everyone gone to the other shore.
- - Awakening!
- - [[svaha]]
\ No newline at end of file
+ - Awakening together!
+ - [[bodhi svaha]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/google doc.md b/google doc.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1316bb3ac
--- /dev/null
+++ b/google doc.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[thing]].
+ - #pull [[google docs]]
+ - I love docs, but unfortunately you can't embed them using [[iframes]] as of [[2022-08]] :(
+ - [ ] figure out how to easily import one in the Agora?
diff --git a/google docs.md b/google docs.md
index 5a6ab755d..90866fe4a 100644
--- a/google docs.md
+++ b/google docs.md
@@ -1 +1,5 @@
-https://twitter.com/jamest_lu/status/1395000805380567046
\ No newline at end of file
+- I love [[google docs]].
+ - I use [[docs]] all the time and it's great.
+ - I am sometimes surprised at the weird workflows that people keep alive manually while Docs essentially solves collaboration for me at work.
+ - [[comments]] are great.
+ - https://twitter.com/jamest_lu/status/1395000805380567046
diff --git a/gordon brander.md b/gordon brander.md
index a2008f13c..f2755a805 100644
--- a/gordon brander.md
+++ b/gordon brander.md
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-# gordon brander
- a [[person]]
- - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/gordonbrander
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/gordonbrander
- [[bmann]] introduced me to him.
- - [[go]] https://gordonbrander.com
+ - #go https://gordonbrander.com
- let's make [meaning]]
- [[open ended]] [[tool for thought]]!
- - #pull [[subconscious]]
\ No newline at end of file
+ - #pull [[subconscious]]
diff --git a/gpg key.md b/gpg key.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..808d9d8cf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gpg key.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[key]].
+ - a link to my [[gnupg]] key follows.
+ - feel free to use it when communicating with me over any of the contact channels listed in [[flancian]].
+ - #go https://raw.githubusercontent.com/flancian/garden/master/flancian.asc
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/gradual disclosure.md b/gradual disclosure.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d616b5233
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gradual disclosure.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[game]].
+ - turn based.
diff --git a/groucho marx.md b/groucho marx.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d2c4125b9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/groucho marx.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- The second [[marx]] I think of.
+- #pull [[marx brothers]].
diff --git a/gun eco.md b/gun eco.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1d089ad3a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/gun eco.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[gun]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/hack the internet.md b/hack the internet.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..bc83fa712
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hack the internet.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[hack the world]] is trite but it contains a lot of truth and beauty
+ - to [[hack]] is to try to think and act [[creatively]] about a matter
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/hack.md b/hack.md
index d33312d58..8679a97ea 100644
--- a/hack.md
+++ b/hack.md
@@ -1,7 +1,5 @@
-# Hack
-
- a [[font]]
-- [[go]] https://github.com/source-foundry/Hack
-- [[install]] https://github.com/source-foundry/hack-linux-installer
-
-
+ - [[go]] https://github.com/source-foundry/Hack
+ - [[install]] https://github.com/source-foundry/hack-linux-installer
+- an [[action]].
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/hacking.md b/hacking.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dca72610a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hacking.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- I've been thinking of keeping a [[plan]] file, like Carmack and many Unix folks behind him.
+ - To some extent my plan file already exists but is distributed through this [[Agora]].
+ - #pull [[do]] [[plan]] [[agora plan]] [[goals]] [[intents]] [[values]] [[flancia]] [[revolution]] [[next action]] [[later]]
diff --git a/hacky.md b/hacky.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7f1722d35
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hacky.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- [[an agora]] can be hacky. If you read the code of this one you'll see.
+ - I like it that way.
+ - I'd like the [[Agora]] code to be often hacky but simple and maybe even pretty, in a way.
diff --git a/half earth socialism.md b/half earth socialism.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6beb2fe3e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/half earth socialism.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- [[neil]]
+ - #go https://play.half.earth/
+ - #pull [[half earth]] [[socialism]]
diff --git a/happy.md b/happy.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..477af37e3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/happy.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- #push [[metta]]
+ - May you be [[happy]]!
+ - #pull [[free from suffering]]
diff --git a/hashtags.md b/hashtags.md
index 903141290..09ff21d59 100644
--- a/hashtags.md
+++ b/hashtags.md
@@ -1,2 +1,36 @@
- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
- - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
\ No newline at end of file
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - actually [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
+ - now done for [[mastodon]] :)
+ - opt out story needs to be improved, for now users who opt out are hardcoded in code
+ - next up:
+ - DONE [[matrix]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:10]--[2022-05-08 Sun 22:36:10] => 04:22:00
+ :END:
+ - DONE [[twitter]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 23:29:29]--[2022-05-08 Sun 23:29:30] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - LATER add opt out
+ - NOW there might be a bug? why did https://twitter.com/an_agora/status/1523407803200983040 at-mention @zeno_dox, attribute the tweet to them? hmm.
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 23:30:13]
+ :END:
+ - LATER [[agora server]] support, so file HashtagsAreHere.md is volunteered in node [[hashtags are here]]
+ - LATER provide [[multi platform social feeds]] as a service
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:34]
+ :END:
+ - it's like the current feed code, but special cased on urls? one url per post, no matter the node source
+ - yep I like this -> [[url feeds]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/heart opener.md b/heart opener.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..548dedc28
--- /dev/null
+++ b/heart opener.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #push [[open my heart]]
+ - I'll [[open my heart]] to you if you [[open your mind]] to me, or the other way around, any time you want to.
diff --git a/help aldhari.md b/help aldhari.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..698043b44
--- /dev/null
+++ b/help aldhari.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[mohammed aldhari]]
+- [[flancia house]]
diff --git a/here.md b/here.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2be8b3c03
--- /dev/null
+++ b/here.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- This is a [[node]].
+ - In an [[Agora]] you can #push, #pull [[nodes]].
diff --git a/hiroshi yoshimura.md b/hiroshi yoshimura.md
index 05280777e..7050c77fd 100644
--- a/hiroshi yoshimura.md
+++ b/hiroshi yoshimura.md
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
- a [[person]]
- - [[wp]]
- - [[go]] [[wp]]
- [[musician]] [[japanese]]
- - [[album]] [[green]]
\ No newline at end of file
+ - [[wp]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshi_Yoshimura
+ - [[albums]]
+ - [[green]]
+ - [[flora]]
diff --git a/how can we develop transformative tools for thought.md b/how can we develop transformative tools for thought.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a19a111c7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/how can we develop transformative tools for thought.md
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+- an [[article]].
+ - #pull [[how can we develop transformative tools for thought?]]
+ - by [[andy mathuschak]] and [[michael nielsen]]
+ - #go https://numinous.productions/ttft
+ - [[references]]
+ - [[alan kay]] #1989
+ - [[douglas engelbart]] #1962
+ - [[vannevar bush]]
+ - [[seymour papert]]
+ - [[ivan sutherland]]
+ - on the term [[tools for thought]]
+ - [[kenneth iverson]] introduced the term [[tools for thought]] in [[notation as a tool of thought]] regarding [[APL]]
+ - but (this is me):
+ - … except he didn't maybe? :) he uses [[tool of thought]] instead, consistently.
+ - The syntagm "for thought" doesn't appear even once in the paper.
+ - "of thought" seems to give thought *agency* in a way that is interesting? instead of sounding like the product of the tool.
+ - They prefer [[medium for thought]] sometimes though, like to keep their options open. Makes sense.
+ - [[memory systems]]
+ - [[mnemonic medium]]
+ - example: [[quantum country]]
diff --git a/how can we develop transformative tools for thought?.md b/how can we develop transformative tools for thought?.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b5ca52de8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/how can we develop transformative tools for thought?.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- an [[article]]
+ - #go https://numinous.productions/ttft
diff --git a/how to resist amazon and why.md b/how to resist amazon and why.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..25f0a9dbd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/how to resist amazon and why.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - [[danny caine]]
diff --git a/howard rheingold.md b/howard rheingold.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7b56159ef
--- /dev/null
+++ b/howard rheingold.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/hrheingold
+ - [[tools for thinking]]
diff --git a/hugging puppy.md b/hugging puppy.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1579a47c2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hugging puppy.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[walter benjamin]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/husserl.md b/husserl.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6de554ae8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/husserl.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/hypergraph.md b/hypergraph.md
index aebe47211..d98b8516c 100644
--- a/hypergraph.md
+++ b/hypergraph.md
@@ -1,9 +1,8 @@
# Hypergraph
-- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergraph
-- The [[agora]] is a [[hypergraph]].
-- [[jonathan]] https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2018/02/hypergraph_categories_of_cospa.html
- - "There are several notions which fall under the name “hypergraph”, and we do not follow conventions too closely here. For us, a hypergraph is simply a kind of graph which has different types of nodes and edges, with edges allowed to be possibly “open” in the sense that they are attached only on one end to some node. Composition of such graphs to build new graphs is possible by connecting open edges together (though we only allow edges of the same type to connect). The following picture illustrates such a composition, with different types of edges indicated by different types of lines."
-
-
-
+- a [[thing]].
+ - a [[graph]] with [[annotated edges]], a graph with edges which connect an arbitrary number of nodes.
+ - #go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergraph
+ - An [[Agora]] is a [[hypergraph]].
+ - [[jonathan]] https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2018/02/hypergraph_categories_of_cospa.html
+ - "There are several notions which fall under the name “hypergraph”, and we do not follow conventions too closely here. For us, a hypergraph is simply a kind of graph which has different types of nodes and edges, with edges allowed to be possibly “open” in the sense that they are attached only on one end to some node. Composition of such graphs to build new graphs is possible by connecting open edges together (though we only allow edges of the same type to connect). The following picture illustrates such a composition, with different types of edges indicated by different types of lines."
diff --git a/hypergraphs.md b/hypergraphs.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a944e29ef
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hypergraphs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[hypergraph]]
+ - [[an agora]].
diff --git a/iced quinn.md b/iced quinn.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2bb93523b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/iced quinn.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[icedquinn]] [[vr quinn]] [[quinn]]
+ - #go https://iceworks.cc
+ - [[mastodon]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108364494438314728
+ - into [[blobs]] and [[cats]]
+ - [[zettelkasten]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108356241334377205
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/108356241334377205
+ - [[z]] https://iceworks.cc/z/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/in my mind.md b/in my mind.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8e8369e18
--- /dev/null
+++ b/in my mind.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Welcome to my [[garden]]! It is a representation of my [[mind]].
+- Welcome to the [[agora]]! It is a representation of [[our minds]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/inbox.md b/inbox.md
index f5a2bd32a..d1f695b9b 100644
--- a/inbox.md
+++ b/inbox.md
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
# Inbox
- - Just installed Foam.
- - I'm going to start a journal next, the question is whether I put it on journal/ or diary/.
- - journal/ seems to make more sense perhaps; it's used in filesystems, so it has more possible interpretations.
-
-
+- I see my [[journals]] as my main [[inbox]]; see [[today]] in `journal/`.
+ - In [[wiki vim]], `,w,w` takes you to today's note.
+ - In [[foam]], `alt-d` takes you to today's note.
+ - In [[logseq]], `gj` takes you to today's note.
diff --git a/index.md b/index.md
index a2244f3c2..43c465cb4 100644
--- a/index.md
+++ b/index.md
@@ -1,5 +1,14 @@
-- This is an example of a user contributed [[subnode]].
- - Any of the Agora [[users]] can contribute to the Agora home page by adding a file named ```index.md``` to their digital gardens.
- - Later on ranking/filtering algorithms might need to be implemented. These will be ***open source*** and ***community driven***.
-- I am a [[Flancian]], who are you?
-
+- An [[index]].
+ - To this [[digital garden]].
+ - If you are reading this in [[an Agora]], you should see it in the context of several other indexes -- potentially one for each user contributing to that particular Agora :)
+ - You can add your own by keeping an `index.md` file in your garden and contributing it to the Agora.
+ - If the Agora index gets too noisy (as the Agora grows) we might want to implement [[ranking]] and [[filtering]] algorithms. These will of course be ***open source*** and ***community driven***.
+ - The following are maybe interesting entry points to this garden, and to the Agora at large. Beyond the notes in the nodes themselves, check for backlinks.
+ - [[thing]]
+ - [[tool]]
+ - [[person]]
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[idea]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[inbox]]
+- #push [[awakened]]
diff --git a/institute for the future.md b/institute for the future.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8b564dc1f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/institute for the future.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- an [[institute]].
+ - #pull [[future]]
+ - [[protopianism]]
+ - [[st]] mentioned them
diff --git a/intent.md b/intent.md
index 2e11c25c8..1a58c9442 100644
--- a/intent.md
+++ b/intent.md
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
# Intent
-- A possible [[m prime]].
-- [[pull]] [[platonic intent]]
-- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355199963798654981
-
-
+- a [[thing]].
+ - An [[agora]] defines my general intent.
+ - I think of it generally as achieving a possible [[m prime]].
+ - #push [[platonic intent]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355199963798654981
+ - I follow [[agora protocol]] while in [[any agora]].
diff --git a/intention.md b/intention.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3018f4ba6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/intention.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[intent]] [[resolve]]
diff --git a/intents.md b/intents.md
index 5b6ec1d55..053d04fb6 100644
--- a/intents.md
+++ b/intents.md
@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
# Intents
-- [[pull]] [[intent]]
-- [[pull]] [[open ethics]]
-- I say: let's explore the vicinity of our shared [[root nodes]] together.
-- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355226530268512259
-- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355560061750431747
+- #pull [[intent]]
+- I try to practice [[open ethics]] using [[agora protocol]].
+ - I say: let's explore the vicinity of our shared [[patterns]] together.
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355226530268512259
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355560061750431747
diff --git a/international yoga day.md b/international yoga day.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0c7cd2f06
--- /dev/null
+++ b/international yoga day.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[day]].
+ - [[june 21]] ~ [[06-21]]
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWkcTh6Zy4w
+ - #pull [[yoga]]
diff --git a/ivo velitchkov.md b/ivo velitchkov.md
index 50f3d1640..de7d95e5d 100644
--- a/ivo velitchkov.md
+++ b/ivo velitchkov.md
@@ -1 +1,3 @@
-- #pull [[kvistgaard]]
\ No newline at end of file
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[pkg book]]
diff --git a/j.md b/j.md
index b82d21ac0..46de8dbf2 100644
--- a/j.md
+++ b/j.md
@@ -1,3 +1,2 @@
-# J
-An old [[friend]].
-
+- a [[person]].
+ - an old [[friend]].
diff --git a/j0lms.md b/j0lms.md
index 8145db95b..3eced593b 100644
--- a/j0lms.md
+++ b/j0lms.md
@@ -5,9 +5,17 @@
- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/j0lms
- [[matrix]] @j0lms:matrix.org
- [[pull]] [[j0lms]]
- - [[go]] https://jorgeolmos.pythonanywhere.com/
+ - #go https://j0lms.com
+ - [[blog]] https://j0lms.com/blog
- told me about [[engels]]
- [[a fresh new morning has dawned]]
- [[schelling and revelation]]
+- [[2022-05-29]]
+ - [[agora walkthrough]]
+ - [[bug report]]
+ - links in [[j0lms]] don't work
+ - remove stale files in agora/bin
+ - retweets and boosts shouldn't be replied to but could be linked
+ - update agora server typescript instructions
- [[2022-03-05]]
- - would like to help people
\ No newline at end of file
+ - would like to help people
diff --git a/jaras.md b/jaras.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d45f97e09
--- /dev/null
+++ b/jaras.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #push [[31]].
+ - "Las jaras del indio Adán, [[donde pegan dan]]."
diff --git a/jerry michalski.md b/jerry michalski.md
index ae5d8e847..7bfd06f50 100644
--- a/jerry michalski.md
+++ b/jerry michalski.md
@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
-# Jerry Michalski
-
-- [[go]] https://www.jerrysbrain.com/welcome
- - "I’ve been using [[TheBrain]] since it first came out in December of 1997, and as of April 2020 (mid-lockdown!) have over 420,000 Thoughts (nodes) in this one Brain, interconnected by over 775,000 links. All entered by hand. Yes, it’s the world’s largest."
-- A [[person]] on [[twitter]]: https://twitter.com/jerrymichalski
-- [[email]] sociate@gmail.com
-
-
+- A [[person]]
+ - [[friend]] [[fellowship of the link]] [[tools for thinking]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/jerrymichalski
+ - #email sociate@gmail.com
+ - #go https://www.jerrysbrain.com/welcome
+ - "I’ve been using [[TheBrain]] since it first came out in December of 1997, and as of April 2020 (mid-lockdown!) have over 420,000 Thoughts ([[nodes]]) in this one Brain, interconnected by over 775,000 links. All entered by hand. Yes, it’s the world’s largest."
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+- a [[brain]].
+ - #pull [[jerry michalski]]
+ - #go https://www.jerrysbrain.com/
+ - #push [[free jerry's brain]]
+ - #git https://github.com/OpenGlobalMind/fjb-forum.openglobalmind.com/
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+- a [[tooll]].
+ - [[open source]] [[videoconferencing]]
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si
+ - [[yoga with x]] https://meet.jit.si/yoga-with-x
+ - [[flancia meet]] https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - and so on :)
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+- #pull [[joecool]]
+ - [[client side]], peer to peer sounds great
+ - [[solid]] [[gun]] [[fission]]
+ - [[schelling point]]
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[jacob]] [[joe cool]]
+ - [[web assembly]]
+ - [[interface types]] -- processes that let types self-inspect
+ - [[bridges]]
+ - [[translation]]
+ - between [[ideals]]
+ - [[project narwhal]]
+ - a sufficiently advanced editor is indistinguishable from an [[os]] is indistinguishable from a [[social network]]
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - [[chloe]] is his cat
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+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/Borthwick
diff --git a/john holloway.md b/john holloway.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[change the world without taking power]]
+ - [[berni]] told me about him
diff --git a/john of nepomuk.md b/john of nepomuk.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[saint]].
+ - patron of [[bridges]] and against [[calumnies]]
+ - protector from floods and drowning
+ - was drowned in the [[vitava]] river
diff --git a/join the agora.md b/join the agora.md
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+- #pull [[sign in]] [[agora discuss]]
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+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[jonny]]
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/json_dirs
+ - #mastodon https://social.coop/@jonny
+ - #pull [[jonny saunders]] [[json_dirs]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-04-24.md b/journal/2022-04-24.md
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+- Writing this straight from the [[github]] UI as I don't have a garden editor set up in the laptop I am carrying with me.
+ - It is nice to have the alternative, but wow, Github sucks. I am actually often surprised at how limited it is. "Only displaying 1000 files." -- but why? :)
+ - The code review/code viewing experience is... basic.
+ - It might also be, of course, that I'm continuously out of patience for closed source platforms. I think I should probably move away from Github for garden hosting -- after all, my garden isn't really covered by Google's limitations on open source hosting as it doesn't contain code.
+- I missed out on the [[social coop strategy day]] due to being out on holidays. It was a shame -- of course being on holidays is nice, but it goes to show there's an opportunity cost :) I could have planned around it, of course, but I didn't.
+ - Thank you [[neil]] for attending and taking notes!
+ - Looking forward to coming back tomorrow and resuming online/digital activities. I also promised I would coordinate the next [[social coop tech group]] session and I have failed to do so yet -- my apologies. Will try to do it tomorrow evening at the latest.
+- #push [[spain 2022]]
+ - Our itinerary in this trip:
+ - [[granada]] (staying here)
+ - Beautiful all around, liked it last time around, liked it this time, will return eventually unless death catches me first.
+ - Did a small tour of bookshops this time around while looking for gifts for [[L]] and enjoyed it a lot.
+ - [[montefrío]] (as a day trip)
+ - Nice day trip; [[the view]] was great as expected. Small and sleepy otherwise.
+ - [[málaga]] (staying here)
+ - Nice for a beach city; interesting enough old town, great food all around. Good base (well connected, we flew in and out from the city airport).
+ - [[nerja]] (as a day trip)
+ - I think I tend not to like touristy beach towns in general. We had the worst lunch of the trip here; someone bought a once-great fonda and is running it into the ground.
+ - My mum loved it when she visited it; I think some parts and nicer than others and she loves beaches to begin with, which probably helped.
+ - [[ronda]] (as a day trip)
+ - Amazing. We spent the afternoon here; [[la lechuguita]] is a great tapas place (1 euro each).
+ - [[marbella]]
+ - I don't get it. Would skip. Perhaps if you're rich, staying in a villa, liking to feel fancy. But it wasn't even nice close to the beach -- not in the city centre anyway. Would skip from now on.
+ - [[being offline]]
+
diff --git a/journal/2022-05-14.md b/journal/2022-05-14.md
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+- Oh, when I open the journal page in [[wiki vim]] it uses [[rfc 3339]], how nice :)
+ - Now [[logseq]] has a conflict somehow even if it follow a different format (underscores), hmm.
+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[recursive agora]]
+ - [[subnodes]] pull [[nodes]]
+ - [[3 agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[secret]]
+ - [[open letter to the agora]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[clean]]
+ - [[501k]]
+- [[1668]] -> [[1043]]
+- [[sundar]]
+- [[flanbook]] [[flanner]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022-05-17.md b/journal/2022-05-17.md
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+- [[separation]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[social coop]]
+- DONE [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:46]--[2022-05-21 Sat 02:01:41] => 76:34:55
+ :END:
+- DONE stop responding to hashtags in moa party channel, or perhaps just make the bot exit the channel
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:53]--[2022-05-21 Sat 02:01:00] => 76:34:07
+ :END:
+- DONE write [[braids]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:30:08]--[2022-05-17 Tue 22:20:55] => 00:50:47
+ :END:
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diff --git a/journal/2022-05-18.md b/journal/2022-05-18.md
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+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+ - DONE [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]:
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]--[2022-05-22 Sun 01:10:25] => 85:40:23
+ :END:
+ [[twitter]] [[mastodon]]
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DONE stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:45] => 09:01:37
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - DONE I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:02]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:03] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - I *stopped* work early -- then worked some more in the night :) it felt nice at times, I wanted to catch up, not optimal but worth it I think
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - very interesting experience consulting
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of potential overlap with the [[agora]]
+ - [[pipeline]] design, with inboxes leading through processing/selection steps and then publishing to feeds which are consumed by other people as inputs
+ -
+- [[frijof capra]]
+ - [[capra course]]
+ - [[episode 8]] was a banger
+ - [[episode 9]] is relevant for [[agora]] and also for [[work]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022-05-19.md b/journal/2022-05-19.md
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+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa, a lot of interesting pointers!
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+- [[agora graphs]]
+- [[social coop]] tomorrow
+- [[yoga with x]]
+ - recorded an episode
+- [[sting]]
+ - [[shape of my heart]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022-05-20.md b/journal/2022-05-20.md
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+- [[gpg key]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[termdown]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[pomodoro]]
+ - DONE 0
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-20 Fri 21:39:22]--[2022-05-20 Fri 21:39:23] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - DONE 1
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 01:43:03]--[2022-05-21 Sat 01:43:05] => 00:00:02
+ :END:
+ - DONE 2
+ - DONE 3
+ - DONE 4
+- [[memedit]]
+ - [[marinara]]
+- [[memedit]]
+- [[soma]]
+- [[new]]
+ - [[newdoc]]
+ - [[newsheet]]
+ - [[newslides]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022-05-21.md b/journal/2022-05-21.md
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+- stayed up until >3AM yesterday evening, like a youngster (?).
+ - reminded me of staying up way too late in Buenos Aires in the late 90s/early 00s
+ - I think I could do this precisely one day a week maximum nowadays :)
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+- [[agora bot]]
+ - disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
+ - I think [[matrix]] is fine having opt out for hashtag support, as inviting an agora bot to a room is a strong enough signal a priori?
+ - [[opt in]] is still the nicer model for social media
+ - TODO add [[opt in]] support in [[mastodon]]
+ - DONE add [[opt in]] support in [[twitter]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 02:02:51]--[2022-05-22 Sun 01:10:28] => 23:07:37
+ :END:
+ - TODO think about whether to merge back [[agora bot matrix]] repo into [[agora bridge]], it's awkward that it's the only bot in a separate repo. this makes it harder to share code.
+ - thinking about licensing, as I based it off an MIT repo (it is >90% new code now though)
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - didn't announce it, nobody came, but it was nice having coffee while planning the day :)
+- [[codex]]
+ - [[podcast]]
+ - [[radio flancia]] == #RadioFlancia on [[TikTok]] (?)
+- thought about my [[self]] today, did some [[maintenance]].
+ - but beyond the [[self]], about [[emptiness]].
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[content security policy]] [[iframes]]
+ - I'd like to be [[transcluded by default]], does that make me [[promiscous]]?
+- [[jitsi]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+ - [[move]]
+ - [[connect]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPyBU52P_Xc&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+- DONE [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 15:46:12]--[2022-05-22 Sun 00:52:11] => 09:05:59
+ :END:
+ - [[pomodoros]]
+ - 1
+ - 2
+- TODO #push [[agora 3]]
+ - two meanings:
+ - [[shamanic agora]] -> containerized agora -> [[podman]] in [[hypatia]]
+ - an [[agora server]] UI which has three sections:
+ - [[backlinks]]
+ - [[node]] (the column we've got now)
+ - [[forwardlinks]]
+- [[kasra]]
+ - [[midjourney]]
+ - [[huggingpuppy]] [[hugging puppy]]
+- [[real ez cheese]]
+ - [[ad astra]]
+ - [[nils frahm]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWxwgHiTLC0
+ - Feedback: the [[agora]] should match people!
+ - [[what we should fix in twitter]]
+ - [[the big sleep]]
+ - [[flanbook]]
+- #push [[fediverse]]
+ - [[fediverse info]]
+- TODO [[eap]]
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[the one]] == [[martin]]
+ - http://zeroprecedent.com/lore/flipside.html
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - having fun while [[training models]]
+ - looking for [[intuitions]]
+ - [[transcript]]
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+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+ - [[capra course closing circle]]
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - DONE attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 19:29:30]--[2022-05-22 Sun 19:29:32] => 00:00:02
+ :END:
+ - DONE do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]--[2022-05-26 Thu 00:21:27] => 82:22:31
+ :END:
+ - DOING advance [[agora 3]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:57:47]
+ :END:
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
+- [[tmux]]
+ - [[tmux resize]]
+- [[crossposter]]
+- [[samuel klein]]
+ - voice call
+ - voice vs video
+ - the [[commons]]: when?
+ - [[midjourney]]
+ - [[dall-e 2]]
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - categorizing at different levels of scale
+ - [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - [[quad]] == [[four years]]
+ - interesting projects that could be tackled in four years
+ - addressing, improving communication, preserving channels from abuse and spam
+ - also in physical terms: phone numbers, physical addresses
+ - [[freeing the internet]] == tearing down [[walled gardens]]
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+- [[meditate now]]
+- [[move]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022-05-25.md b/journal/2022-05-25.md
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+- oncall for both my service and higher level this week, perhaps a bit too much :)
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[iced quinn]]
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+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[giacomo sansoni]]
+ - [[ana ulin]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [x] [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [x] [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [x] [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [x]
+ - #do
+ - [ ] [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [ ] [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
+
+Then I did a [[pomodoro]] on [[social coop]] as I needed to pay attention to [[relax instance registration]] and call for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]]. Also had a nice [[mint tea]] :)
+
+Then we had [[dinner]] and I cleaned the kitchen counters. Now it's 22 and I think I'll do yoga and try to do two more pomodoros before bed!
+
+Done :) [[podman]] is cool, and http://hypatia.anagora.org (HTTP only, URL will change) is now up. I feel this was a productive day.
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+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- #push [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- #push [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb? :))
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
+ - fixed playlist order
+ - want to [[unhack]] in the sense of automatically support go/x/n for any x with items, direct or in a [[playlist]]
+ - #push do
+ - [[flash]] -- check how to flash messages, and use it to tell the user what's happening?
+ - [[flash then redirect]] sounds useful, it's what I've been wanting to implement for [[go links]] when there's more than one #go in a node
+ - you should be able to cancel/override the redirect
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+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[phil wang]] == [[lucidrains]]
+- [[ffmpeg]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+- #push [[2022-05-28]]
+ - #push [[social coop tech group]]
+ - find the bug report by a user w.r.t. image/media thumbnails?
+ - [[nick sellen]] did it!
+ - [[social coop issues]] is a thread worth tracking clearly :) https://www.loomio.org/d/6V2tAIZa/issues/154
+ - in it [[erik moeller]] reported an issue that Nick can also reproduce:
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/108240729184803730
+ - find where logs are :)
+ - document the fix that is currently in [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - one for [[social coop tech group]]
+ - and then which? :)
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced upon a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/journal/2022-05-29.md b/journal/2022-05-29.md
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+- (check pushes for incoming tasks)
+ - Yesterday I "took off" / went out; today I plan to stay put and do things around the house and catch up with some things I wanted to do this weekend.
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]] told me about [[jacob taubes]] and his [[occidental eschatology]]
+- [[phil jones]] told me about [[the anti christ now rules us all]] by [[paul kingsnorth]]: https://unherd.com/2022/05/the-anti-christ-now-rules-us-all/
+ - [[moloch]] https://twitter.com/interstar/status/1530569673149931520
+- TIL about [[overleaf]], an online [[LaTeX]] editor and renderer: https://www.overleaf.com
+- [[vundle]]
+- [[schelling and revelation]]
+- [[j0lms]]
+ - [[agora walkthrough]]
+- [[containers]]
+ - TIL about [[tini]], an mvp [[init]] that ships with [[docker]]
+ - [[social coop]] containers run it
+ - [[podman]] seems to prefer something they call [[conmon]] instead: https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/1670
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [x] retrieve context / set up workspaces as below :)
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[joelle]]
+ - [[workspace 8]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[berni]]
+ - [[workspace 8]]
+ - [ ] social coop tech group troubleshooting
+ - [[workspace 2]]
+ - [ ] [[agora development]]
+ - [[workspace 5]]
+ - [[audio cleanup]]
+ - fix [[stoa]] propagation delays
diff --git a/journal/2022-05-30.md b/journal/2022-05-30.md
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+- Today I met a [[flâneuse]]!
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+- Meetings day a priori, but relatively few meetings today!
+- #push [[do]]
+ - I need to put my [[todo]] in order. I have by now a mix of [[wiki vim]] style and [[logseq]] style TODOs, and neither are aggregated.
+ - Perhaps I should write a simple script or just [[egrep]] invocation that brings back all my undone items in different formats around my garden?
+ - [ ] Or add this to [[agora server]], where it'll be most useful.
+ - [[robert haisfield]] suggested we add 'path tracking' (not user identifiable) -- in the sense of knowing which paths each user took.
+ - I'm thinking the nicest way to do this would be just [[query string]] based, e.g. each node linking to another node while appending itself to ?path=.
+- I did [[yoga with x]] live today and then stayed on for 3h and nobody showed up :)
+ - That's alright, maybe someone did in the multiverse, or will in the future.
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-01.md b/journal/2022-06-01.md
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+- First of June! Feels significant somehow.
+ - One month to the quarter (and to do my OKRs at work).
+ - Seven months to go in the year.
+ - I start this month single for the first time in 10 years.
+ - In some Flancias the revolution started one month after [[international workers day]].
+ - One month for planning, then a call to action?
+- [[flâneuse]] == [[calico fisk]]
+- I really want to implement:
+ - [ ] That script/function to gather all known TODOs from a garden in one place.
+ - [ ] [[path tracking]] (for the user) in the Agora.
+- Meet [[diegodlh]].
+ - [[peter hagen]]
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[wikimedia]]
+ - [[media wiki]]
+ - lovely conversation!
+
+I feel as if something is turning. It might not be much longer.
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-02.md b/journal/2022-06-02.md
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+- "The weekend is almost here." -- said by millions of people every Thursday.
+- [[matrix]]
+- [[weirdrubikscube]] == [[luminosity]]
+- [[ladee]]
+ - we had a lovely conversation over Mastodon.
+- spoke to [[jz]] and I loved it
+- [[om mani padme hum]]
+ - [[praise the jewel in the lotus]]
+- met with the [[fellowship of the link]], it was amazing
+ - [[chris aldrich]]
+ - [[jerry michalski]]
+ - [[diego de la hera]] == [[diegodlh]]
+ - [[metasj]] couldn't make it, notes in the [[stoa]]
+ - now [[recurring]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-03.md b/journal/2022-06-03.md
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+- #push [[g]]
+ - exámenes 22 junio, 4 julio, 12 julio
+- [[thread]]
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[open letters]]
+ - [[an open letter to an agora
+ - [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[let me show you the shape of my heart]]
+- #push planned the [[long weekend]] a bit.
+ - [ ] start oauth support
+ - may block on [[agora api]], if so just bring up [[flask]] in [[agora bridge]]
+ - [ ] write [[an open letter to an agora]] or [[building bridges]]
+- [[celibate monk]]
+
+A veces siento que el [[ágora]] está hecha de luz, de bits en el espacio-tiempo fluyendo arbitrariamente cerca de la [[velocidad de la luz]].
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-04.md b/journal/2022-06-04.md
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+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - [[café]] en venezuela hay vendedores/moledores de café en la calle
+ - molinos grandes manuales
+- [[walk]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-05.md b/journal/2022-06-05.md
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+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+ - #push [[caetano veloso]]
+ - #push [[oraçao ao tempo]]
+ - #go https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=YBg9bDzEEPc&feature=share
+ - [[caetano veloso]]
+ - take a walk in the wild side
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
+ - I will show you the [[shape of my heart]] if you want to.
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #0 bootstrap / add to the list / free slot
+ - took out the garbage
+ - walked to [[mfo park]]
+ - did laundry
+ - lighted [[4h candle]] and [[smoking device]] (I do the latter ~once a week with good ventilation)
+ - consumed [[caffeine]], [[l theanine]], [[creatine]]
+ - #1 [[fix go links]] in nodes with multiple subnodes ([[j0lms]])
+ - #1a merge, build_node cleanup
+ - #1b chezmoi merge (feels nice), composite go links now actually work in [[j0lms]] :D
+ - #1c one little push to try to get pushed [[go links]] to work!
+ - #push [[testing]]
+ - #go https://anagora.org/2022-06-05
+ - #1d [[squash bugs]] with go links
+ - [x] done!
+ - #2 improve recursive mode (would fix bugs as a side effect if it shipped as default)
+ - (backnoded) shipped on Monday!
+ - #3 slack
+ - talked to a friend over voice message
+ - noded [[syphon]] ~ [[siphon]]
+ - #4 fix latest ([[bouncepaw]])
+ - [[kurt vonnegut]]
+ - [[eduardo flancia-17]]
+ - I should finally implement [[autopush]] some weekend :)
+ - [ ] #5 respond to [[liquid democracy]] ([[vera]])
+ - [ ] #6 catch up with rooms
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora discuss]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - [ ] #7 [[opt in]] [[writes]]
+ - scheduled on Monday
+ - #8 start [[programmatic signup]]
+ - scheduled for the week?
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-06.md b/journal/2022-06-06.md
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+- Went to sleep way too late :)
+ - A little nap after lunch went a long way!
+ - Then I took a walk with my [[brother]].
+ - Then I came back home a bit later than expected but not to late and I decided to work on the [[agora]].
+- trying out [[signal]]
+- [[bengo]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - start with a rest -- I'm writing this in the rest while I drink water :)
+ - [x] ship [[recursive agora]]
+ - took [[3 pomodoros]] but I cleaned up a lot (including UI tweaks), implemented extra functionality, and had fun :)
+ - trying calling pulls by Agora users [[wormholes]] :)
+ - [ ] [[opt in]] [[writes]]
+ - [ ] agora polls by bot responding to posts with more than one option, like [[yes]] [[no]] [[maybe]]
+ - [ ] find social coop debug logs
+- [ ] answer [[amadeo]]
+- [ ] answer [[diego de la hera]]
+- [x] invite [[mathew lowry]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-07.md b/journal/2022-06-07.md
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+- #push [[agora plan]]
+ - yesterday [[2022-06-06]]
+ - tomorrow [[2022-06-06]]
+ - implement [[virtual subnodes]] in [[iso 8601]] / [[rfc 3339]] nodes volunteering navigation aides
+ - extend this to other extensible node-specific UI ;)
+- I worked from the office and it was actually nice. It was great seeing people.
+- Talked to:
+ - [[amadeo]]
+ - [[berni]]
+ - [[pesho]]
+ - [[g]]
+ - [[chris]]
+ - [[chen]]
+ - [[jz]]
+- #push [[do]]
+ - investigate how to do [[transitions]] with CSS or JS
+ - add [[retry]] button (I like buttons, I don't know if it's clear :))
+ - retries in a different Agora by default?
+ - seems like a good practice :)
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [ ] [[opt in]] writes :)
+ - [ ] social coop tech group
+ - [ ] troubleshooting next steps
+ - leave the terminal sticky in workspace 0/10
+ - #push [[coop hosting]]
+ - [[dazinism]] made a great suggestion
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - https://cloud.coop
+ - does not respond currently
+ - #go https://servers.coop
+ - https://cloopcloud.tech
+ - [[yoga]]
+
+I keep coming back to the same refrain: "I will show you the shape of my heart."
+
+(I love you. Yes, you.)
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-09.md b/journal/2022-06-09.md
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+- [[Working from home]] today.
+ - Trying wiki vim linking operators.
+- #push [[noble eightfold path]] ~ [[eightfold path]]
+ - [[right view]]
+ - [[right resolve]]
+ - [[right speech]]
+ - [[right conduct]]
+ - [[right livelihood]]
+ - [[right effort]]
+ - [[right mindfulness]]
+ - [[right concentration]]
+ - can be [[summarized]] as:
+ - [[right sila]] ~ [[right morality]]
+ - [[right samadhi]] ~ [[right concentration]]
+ - [[right prajna]] ~ [[right practice]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-10.md b/journal/2022-06-10.md
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+- Backnoded: I worked half a day, met [[akshay]] and [[pesho]] in the first half of the day.
+ - [[tgif]] at work was nice, we played [[codenames]].
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-11.md b/journal/2022-06-11.md
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+- Next to last day at home before leaving for a 2w trip!
+ - [x] Need to trip prep
+ - [x] do laundry
+ - [x] start packing
+ - [x] set up new laptop
+ - hostname change is pending
+ - but at least now I have a working [[agora editor]], trusty [[wiki vim]]
+ - moved [[vimrc]] to [[Plug]] from [[vundle]]
+ - like the autoinstall
+ - really liking [[chezmoi]]!
+ - #yoga [[go/move/11]]
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - 1h later than usual as I went to bed very late.
+ - I should be more consistent probably though :)
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - [ ] [[opt in]] writes
+ - [ ] bot tweets/toots polls? check out APIs
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [ ] review PRs
+- [[social coop]]
+ - met [[akshay]] yesterday [[2022-06-10]]! it was great
+ - we ate lunch with [[pesho]] who showed us around [[university of zurich]] and [[eth zurich]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [ ] use [[docker logs]] to poke around containers and try to find issues with previews
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - started a thread discussing whether we might like to run a matrix server for [[social coop]] https://www.loomio.org/d/tOBDu5ap/should-we-run-a-matrix-server-
+- [[people]]
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[diegodlh]]
+ - [[amadeo]]
+ - [[l]]
+ - [[berni]]
+ - [[chris]]
+ - [[iian]] ~ [[codex]]
+ - [[harley ray gray]] ~ [[harleyraygray]]
+ - [ ] respond to twitter thread
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-12.md b/journal/2022-06-12.md
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+- [[Sunday]]
+ - [[Yesterday]] I did mostly [[housework]] and [[travel prep]], happy with the result.
+ - Also bootstrapped my new [[x1 carbon]], liking it a lot!
+ - [[Today]] I'll try to work on the [[agora]] and meet [[friends]].
+- [[slang]]
+ - [[slaps]]
+- [[mohammed]]
+- [[silicon jungle]]
+- [[l]]
+- [[ex]]
+- [[anne factorial]]
+- [[shamanic coders guild]]
+- [[portland]]
+- [[chezmoi]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - [[chris aldrich]]
+ - recommended [[zotero]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-13.md b/journal/2022-06-13.md
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+- Traveling to the [[US]] after three years!
+ - For [[work]] but of course I'll try to enjoy the weekends as mini vacations (without going too crazy, I need rest).
+ - Will be meeting friends in [[Raleigh]], [[Seattle]] and [[Portland]].
+ - I plan to keep a travel journal in [[us trip 2022]], let's see if it sticks.
+- [[agora]]
+ - Discussed options with [[mohammed]].
+ - Lots of pending messages, I'll try to catch up on my free but jetlagged day after I get to [[Durham]].
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [ ] review next action, see pending items from the weekend?
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - [ ] opt in writes is still pending and it seems relatively straightforward to do
+ - I forgot to check out repositories locally so I wasn't able to work on any of this in the airplane (I don't like paying for wifi).
+- #push [[meta]] as of today, my [[digital garden]] has 247k words -- I checked using [[wc]].
+ - Is that a lot? I just realized I have no idea, and having no internet currently, checking is not trivial.
+ - I think a thesis has about 30k words, but I forget if that's bachelors or masters? And I might just be off.
+ - 30k words is precisely what my journals so far have.
+ - I started my garden back when I was using [[roam research]] in the first half of [[2020]].
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-14.md b/journal/2022-06-14.md
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+- Working from the [[RDU]] office, attending a summit.
+ - It was very hot yesterday.
+ - I gave a talk and it was well received.
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-15.md b/journal/2022-06-15.md
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+- Third day in the US.
+ - [[us trip 2022]]
+ - Slept OK it seemed but for some reason I'm struggling to make it to the afternoon without nodding off.
+- [[quantum mailer]]
+- [[do]]
+ - [ ] reply to
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - [[ladee]]
+ - [[jz]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-16.md b/journal/2022-06-16.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - last day with lots of meetings in [[durham]], tomorrow it will be more of a rest day.
+ - worked from the newer office today and it was much nicer.
+- [[agora]]
+ - welcome [[wilde at heart]] == [[@wilde-at-heart]] to the Agora!
+- [[unix]]
+- [[j0lms]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[ritchie]]
+
+Some things aren't meant to be, I guess. Not in this timeline. It is with pain I experience their loss; accepting the pain I let them go.
+
+I met Ritchie again in the streets of Durham. He was no worse off than last time, but not doing great. We had ice cream together and we walked and talked for a while.
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-17.md b/journal/2022-06-17.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - last day working from the [[durham]] office.
+ - had some more meetings, but it was a much lighter day today (I needed that).
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-18.md b/journal/2022-06-18.md
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+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - at different time today, 14 UTC, due to where I am :)
+ - [x] meeting [[the one]] today!
+- [[agora]]
+ - [x] set up local dev environment to be able to code tomorrow on the way to Seattle
+ - priorities are still:
+ - [ ] opt in writes ([[agora bot]])
+ - [ ] whatever else I saw my priorities were last weekend, check :)
+- #push [[do]]
+ - [ ] review [[phone to note]]
+ - [ ] make it so that pending tasks automatically show up in designated [[todo]] concentrator nodes, like [[do]] in my case
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-19.md b/journal/2022-06-19.md
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+- Travelling from [[durham]] to [[seattle]] today.
+ - Got to the airport earlier than usual, it's not a large airport so there's not much to do. That's fine though, I enjoyed some time chilling and planning/writing before boarding.
+- [[ivo velitchkov]]
+ - #push [[pkg book]]
+ - [[pkg book chapters]] https://kvistgaard.github.io/pkg-test/#/page/abstracts
+ - [[deadline]] [[2022-09-01]]
+ - "Full chapter submission: Sep 1st, 2022"
+ - I should probably set a personal deadline of July 31st: [[2022-07-31]].
+- spoke to:
+ - [[l]]
+ - [[b]]
+ - [[ladee]]
+ - [[ex]]
+ - [[jz]]
+ - [[anonymous]].
+- [[throwing dice]]
+ - today I tried using [[random]] in my local Agora during my flight and it was quite fun -- I ended up remembering things I had forgotten, and slightly editing a few older nodes.
+ - I think I'll do it again soon.
+- #push [[meditation]]
+ - I cried during [[daily meditation]] today.
+ - It was a [[metta]] session in [[waking up]].
+ - It felt good.
+- [[flancia]] is [[well intentioned]]
+- #push [[do]]
+ - [x] opt in [[fucking]] writes
+ - expletive for enthusiasm because I've had this on my todo list for almost two weeks now :)
+ - started a [[flight]] branch in [[agora bridge]] given that I forgot to build the bot virtual envs so I can't really test code at all, I will just code a first approximation
+ - actually coded something (tm) but it's completely untested of course, need to test later. It's a start at least!
+ - [ ] define next action to learn to animate in typescript/javascript
+ - draw a [[rainbow folding]]
+ - [ ] write [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [ ] add [[previous]] and [[next]] virtual subnodes to date-like nodes
+- #push [[done]]
+ - [x] /annotations throws urllib.error.URLError when [[hypothesis]] is not reachable (like during my flight). fix.
+
+
+Writing this on the flight to Seattle. My connection in [[Charlotte]] was tight but I made it just fine in the end.
+
+(I wonder who you are, you reading this. If you are interested consider leaving an annotation using the Hypothesis side bar or reaching out :)
+
+Thank you for reading!)
+
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+- I've been having a nice time in the Seattle area. I'm staying here until Friday, at which time I leave for Portland.
+- [[social coop]]
+ - I suspended some reported accounts today (it turns out you can do this for accounts in other instances, which apparently means they can't interact with our instance anymore?). I clicked on the content to confirm they were abusive/inappropriate and they really were. It made me sad and disappointed with people and less hopeful about the [[fediverse]], but thankfully the feeling passed shortly.
+- [[chris]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[lp]]
+- [[anonymous]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-23.md b/journal/2022-06-23.md
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+- met [[carl gieringer]] today!
+ - #push [[argument mapping]]
+ - discuss people in the space who are working on this
+ - [[canonical debate lab]]
+ - [[agora]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-24.md b/journal/2022-06-24.md
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+- [[la jaula de oro]]
+- #push [[2022-06-23]]
+ - [[chris]]
+ - [[sandy]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[enrique]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[berni]]
+ - me contó de [[cambiar el mundo sin tomar el poder]] de [[john holloway]]
+- #push [[this x does not exist]]
+ - [[this person does not exist]]
+- [[numbers]]
+ - [[8]] [[the eightfold path]]
+ - [[17]] [[maitreya]]
+ - [[23]] [[lady burup]]
+- [[fellowship of the link]] ~ [[fotl]]
+ - met with [[jerry michalski]] and [[chris aldrich]], it was great!
+- [[robert moore]]
+
+Yesterday we went on a beautiful walk at sunset with [[Chris]], it was great!
+
+At the lookout point we met [[Enrique]] and we became friends.
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-25.md b/journal/2022-06-25.md
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+- Met [[vera]] and [[em]] yesterday, it was great.
+- Going to [[kelley point]] today!
+ - I have now returned from [[kelley point park]].
+ - We attended [[solaris]] -- a "summer dance party under the sun".
+ - I had a great time with [[vera]] and [[emmy]].
+ - I also met [[evelyn]], [[lu]], [[annie]], [[jamie]], [[jeremy]] and many other interesting people.
+
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-26.md b/journal/2022-06-26.md
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+- I love [[Portland]].
+ - I met [[todd]], it was a very significant moment.
+ - I met [[wil]], we went on a beautiful walk in the [[japanese garden]]. I am thankful.
+ - I met [[john]], [[matthew]].
+ - I saw [[mary]].
+ - I was only able to spend fifteen minutes in [[powell's books]] but I loved every minute of it and it was enough to know it's amazing.
+- Thank you [[neil]], [[vera]].
+
+It was my mum's birthday today. I'm happy she's visiting soon!
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-27.md b/journal/2022-06-27.md
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+- I travel back this evening, although because of a relatively long layover in London (5.5h) and the time difference I'll get to [[Zürich]] tomorrow night (after 8PM).
+ - We had lunch with [[wil]] in the office and we talked about math and science fiction, it was great.
+- [[travel]]
+ - [x] check in
+ - [x] pack
+ - [x] do covid paperwork with the crappy app or just assume the risk of doing it in the airport
+ - [x] pick up the sunscreen shipment from amazon lockers.
+- [[ladee]]
+ - shared a soundclip from [[ladcia]]
+ - [[cicadas]]
+- [[jz]]
+ - shared [[rainbow folding]] with her
+
+
+I am writing this in the flight from Portland to London.
+
+After my [[dreams]], and the [[poem]], and what happened this weekend, I keep thinking about [[arrows]]. It may sound like an obsession but it feels more like [[inspiration]].
+
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - even as we [[fork]], we'll [[merge]]
+ - and as we [[merge]] we'll [[fork]]
+- #push [[heresies]]
+ - what if [[god]] exists and [[buddha]] was one of their prophets?
+- #push [[31]]
+ - [[jaras]]
+ - "Las Jaras del indio Adán, donde pegan dan."
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-28.md b/journal/2022-06-28.md
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+- I woke up before 3am (departure time) somewhere over the Atlantic. It was beautiful.
+ - I slept 3, maybe 4 hours during the flight to [[london]] from [[portland]]. Not amazing but definitely not terrible!
+- #push [[sqlite]] project
+ - [[code of conduct]]
+ - [[benedictine rule]]
+- #push [[localpedia]]
+ - A local copy of [[Wikipedia]] could be a good thing to have on our laptops.
+ - An easy way to install a version under X gigabytes probably already exists?
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-29.md b/journal/2022-06-29.md
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+- [x] [[restart pipewire]]
+- [ ] [[schedule social coop]]
+- [[right speech]]
+- [[benedictine rule]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-06-30.md b/journal/2022-06-30.md
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+- #push [[do]]
+ - [[work]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+
+Woke up with a sore throat, didn't feel great through the day but made it through the work day. I think I'm feeling better now, nothing serious it seems :)
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-01.md b/journal/2022-07-01.md
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+- The second half of 2022 has just started.
+ - Let's roll?
+ - I keep thinking of the loving kindness [[revolution]], I think it's just around the corner honestly.
+- [[neil]]
+- [[todd]]
+- [[vera]]
+- [[paleoludic]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[ladee]]
+- [[aldhari]]
+- [[ex]]
+- [[maya]]
+- [[beautiful]]
+ - [[los ojos verdes de lady burup]]
+ - [[los ojos negros]]
+- #push [[a very high dimensional space]]
+ - [[the universe]]
+- [[recuerdos de coroico]]
+- [[violeta parra]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [x] merge prs
+ - moved to arrows, same line with edit/view
+ - [ ] ui improvements
+ - move to light mode by default
+ - get rid of full file paths for subnodes!
+ - [ ] start working on integrating the [[flight]] branch
+ - [ ] next step for [[shamanic agora]]
+ - [ ] plan weekend
+ - [ ] [[help aldhari]]
+ - I posted some ideas in [[flancia collective]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-02.md b/journal/2022-07-02.md
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+- [[do]]
+ - [ ] start chapter outline
+ - [ ] move to light mode by default
+ - [ ] start working on integrating the [[flight]] branch
+ - [ ] next step for [[shamanic agora]]
+ - [ ] plan weekend
+ - [ ] [[help aldhari]]
+ - I posted some ideas in [[flancia collective]]
+- #push [[acetate]]
+ - "[[artificial photosynthesis]]" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31957068
+- [[idiom drottning]]
+ - [[sofa]] ~ [[start often finish rarely]]
+ - https://idiomdrottning.org/sofa
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[wiki engines]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]]
+ - [[lion kimbro]]
+ - [[kartik agaram]] http://akkartik.name/about
+ - [[sandra]]
+ - [[alex schroeder]]
+ - [[transjovian council]]
+- #push [[neil]]
+ - [[mindset]]
+ - [[portland]]
+ - year abroad in [[vancouver]]
+ - #push [[homelessness]]
+ - [[systems thinking]]
+ - [[david peter stroh systems thinking for social change]]
+ - https://anagora.org/david-peter-stroh-systems-thinking-for-social-change
+ - [[cumbria way]]
+ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumbria_Way
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[network]]
+ - [[counter anti disintermediation]]
+ - how to prevent [[commons enclosure]]
+ - [[knowledge commons]]: can they be enclosed? what about just forking them?
+ - [[email]] is decentralized but >90% of people use gmail/hotmail
+ - [[yunohost]] works
+ - [[wikimedia]]
+ - [[wikipedia]]
+ - [[chorus of voices]] vs [[removal of voice]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-03.md b/journal/2022-07-03.md
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+- [[jz]]
+ - [[metal bands]]
+ - [[endless forms most beautiful]]
+ - [[coffee]]
+ - [[lady burup]]
+- [[ladee]]
+ - [[dreams]]
+- [[likes]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [x] [[aldhari]]
+ - [[flancia house]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [ ] write [[chapter outline]] by EOD
+ - [x] decide where should I write it?
+ - hedgedoc is the default?
+ - a shame I haven't set up oauth, but maybe it doesn't matter. I can use the stoa by default and see what happens (tm).
+ - [[overleaf]] could have made sense but it actually doesn't as the format to deliver the chapter is actually [[markdown]].
+ - well, what about just [[vim]]? :)
+ - [x] locate chapter outline guidelines in the [[pkg book]] website if there are any
+ - none found, but 20 pages a4 max for the full chapter is a nice bit of information to frame it
+ - [x] write
+ - [ ] write
+ - [[todd]]
+ - [x] call hotel by 5pm and see if he's around / has new contact information?
+ - [x] left a message
+ - [x] located
+ - [[opt in writes]]
+ - [ ] rescue that branch from the flight, it's in my travel laptop
+ - fix [[min width]] in some embeds
+ - e.g. in [[pkm book]] pull in [[pkg book]]
+ - [[hashtag support]]
+ - [ ] [[sandra]] requested hashtag equivalence and she's of course right, also it shouldn't be hard to implement :)
+- [[maya]]
+ - [ ] answer
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-04.md b/journal/2022-07-04.md
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+- [[jz]]
+- I delivered an outline for the [[agora pkg chapter]].
+- [[ocalan]]
+- [[bookchin]]
+- [[knowledge futures group]]
+- [[work]] was fine today actually.
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-05.md b/journal/2022-07-05.md
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+- [[melancholy]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-06.md b/journal/2022-07-06.md
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+- I thought something was going to happen but it seems it won't.
+ - I guess I'll try to let it go after about a week of grieving.
+- I [[worked]] until [[20]] today.
+- [[melancholy]]
+- [[ocälan]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[ex]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [x] [[light mode]]
+ - [x] [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[agora protocol]]
+ - [ ] [[equivalence classes]]
+ - [ ] [[opt in writes]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-07.md b/journal/2022-07-07.md
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+- [[work]]
+- [[fellowship of the link]]
+- [[yoga]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-08.md b/journal/2022-07-08.md
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+- [[lu]]
+ - [[concert]]
+ - [[tibits]]
+ - [[jerk]]
+ - [[kanji]]
+ - [[veraniego]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[2022-07-09]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-09.md b/journal/2022-07-09.md
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+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - had a great time! stayed for [[2h]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]]
+ - [[protopian]] ~ [[will]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[unigraph]]
+ - [x] send [[details]] to [[sophia xu]] (bootstrap activity)
+ - bonus: made sun/moon toggle work for light/dark mode :)
+ - [[opt in writes]]
+ - [ ] test [[flight]] branch
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[jz]]
+ - [ ] [[hashtags]] [[equivalence classes]]
+ - [[sandra]]
+ - (did [[5 pomodoros today]])
+- [[github]]
+ - [[las pelotas llenas]]
+- [[abuelo]]
+ - creo recordar que decía cosas como [[las pelotas llenas]]? quizás en momentos acalorados :)
+- [[abuela]]
+ - [[bolas tristes]]
+- #push [[moloch]]
+ - [[el corazón de moloch]]
+ - [[aleksandr kuprín]]
+- [[vera]]
+ - [[agora ai]] looks very promising!
+ - [[2023]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-10.md b/journal/2022-07-10.md
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+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[opt in writes]]
+ - [x] integrate branch
+ - [ ] test [[flight]] branch
+ - didn't do this so [[agora bridge]] can be assumed to be broken :)
+ - [[agora pkg book chapter]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - thanks to [[jz]]
+ - [ ] [[hashtags]] [[equivalence classes]]
+ - [[sandra]]
+- [[vera]]
+ - [[djvu]]
+ - [[le cunn]] [[bengio]]
+- [[j0lms]]
+ - [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[bookchin]]
+ - [[samuel conkin]]
+ - [[agora]] based on [[markets]]
+- [[real ez cheese]]
+- [[francesca]]
+ - [[numbers]]
+ - [[polycule]]
+- [[g]]
+ - #push [[fibonacci]]
+ - [[benford's law]]
+- [[todd]]
+- [x] [[agora pkg book]]
+ - found guidelines, should have written them down like I did now :)
+ - [x] [[agora protocol]] is key and I have had it parked for too long, working on it next
+ - finally started revamping [[go/agora protocol]]! happy about it.
+- #push [[jz]]
+ - thank you for your friendship!
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-11.md b/journal/2022-07-11.md
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+- met [[tasshin]]
+ - [[brahmaviharas]]
+ - [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-12.md b/journal/2022-07-12.md
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+- [[lecunn]] is actually [[lecun]] but I often write it wrong.
+- [[work]]
+- [[todd]]
+ - we now have a communication line, which is great!
+ - want to help with his current situation
+ - it's looking complicated though
+- [[diego de la hera]]
+- [[moloch]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-13.md b/journal/2022-07-13.md
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+- [[arghzero]]
+- [[work]]
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - [[gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha]]
+- [[diego de la hera]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-15.md b/journal/2022-07-15.md
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+- [[c]] recommended
+ - [[silent wedding]] ~ [[nunta muta]]
+ - synopsis mentions [[proletkult]]
+- working half a day today
+- caminata con [[martin]] y [[berni]]
+ - met an interesting person whose name is pronounced (in spanish) [[lique]]
+ - we went to [[werdinsel]], I swam, it was great
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-16.md b/journal/2022-07-16.md
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+- yesterday: [[2022-07-15]]
+- [[martin]] y [[berni]]
+- [[lique]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[ladee]]
+- [[kraftwerk 1]]
+ - [x] became a member after about two years of having it on my todo list :)
+- [[küsnacht]]
+ - [[linth]]
+- [[quest center for integrative health]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-17.md b/journal/2022-07-17.md
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+- [[martin]] y [[bernardo]]
+ - [[bern]]
+ - [[l]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[agora protocol]]
+
+I've been doing very little writing or coding as of late; it makes sense as the week was relatively intense and this weekend I've spent mostly offline (in "[[meatspace]]" :)). I look forward to reconnecting to my plans although I've enjoyed this weekend disconnected and I think it was probably actually necessary.
+
+--
+
+Now writing on the train back from Bern. The train is pretty full and it was hard to find a seat to sit all together, it's also a bit hot. But now it's as if it was flying through the Swiss countryside, which it almost is, and everybody around me is focused either on their phones or their books or their notes (students), and I feel very lucky to be here. Which I am.
+
+On my headphones sounds [[rainbow folding]].
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-18.md b/journal/2022-07-18.md
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+- [[18]] ~ [[3 3 2]]
+- woke up early for no obvious reason, maybe only that my friends were leaving soon
+ - it was great having them over!
+- [[work]]
+ - some progress
+- [[bumble]]
+ - interesting
+- did [[laundry]] through the day, cleaned up [[second desk]] (advances move indirectly, also will likely make it easier to keep context for longer running projects)
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-19.md b/journal/2022-07-19.md
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+- [[gone gone]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-20.md b/journal/2022-07-20.md
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+- [[20]] ~ [[2 5 2]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[aa]]
+- [[ac]] -> [[friday]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-21.md b/journal/2022-07-21.md
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+- [[21]] ~ [[3 7]]
+- [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - very stimulating today!
+ - [[jerry's brain]]
+- [[anne laure le cunff]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-22.md b/journal/2022-07-22.md
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+- [[ladee]]
+ - #push [[sète]]
+ - "known as the [[venice]] of the [[languedoc]]"
+ - [[tielles]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-23.md b/journal/2022-07-23.md
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+++ b/journal/2022-07-23.md
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+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[will]] ~ [[protopian]]
+ - we had a great discussion!
+ - [[republic of letters]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [x] read [[jz]]'s notes
+ - thank you so much!
+ - [ ] write [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [ ] edit [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [ ] edit [[agora protocol]]
+ - [ ] think of next steps for hypergraph aspect
+ - [ ] family vc call
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-24.md b/journal/2022-07-24.md
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+- [[flancia]]
+ - [x] fix transposition in flancia.org
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [x] edit [[agora pkg chapter]] as per [[jz]]'s feedback
+ - thank you!
+ - [x] -> edit in general
+ - [x] -> keep editing
+ - -> [[agora paper]]
+ - [ ] write [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [x] -> write a proper introduction
+ - [ ] edit [[agora protocol]]
+ - [x] think of next steps for hypergraph aspect
+ - I upgraded the definition section so it flows better and hopefully gets the core point across.
+- laundry
+ - [x] one load
+ - [x] two loads
+- [[drishti]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-25.md b/journal/2022-07-25.md
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+- #autopush on
+- [[focus]]
+ - [[drishti]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+- [[yoga]]
+ - [[go/move/25]] ~ [[release]]
+ - [[yoga with x]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-27.md b/journal/2022-07-27.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - had a nice beer after work with friends from work
+- [[help others]]
+ - [[todd]]
+- [[yoga]]
+ - [[27]] ~ [[3 3 3]]
+ - [[may you be free from suffering]]
+- [[bean bank]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-28.md b/journal/2022-07-28.md
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+- [[bean bank]]
+- [[ana stone]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-29.md b/journal/2022-07-29.md
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+- [[matrix]]
+ - I saw the first spam ever in three different Matrix rooms today.
+ - Hopefully a sign that Matrix is becoming [[mainstream]]? :)
+- Unless it's raining too hard, I'll take part of [[critical mass]] for the first time ever today.
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-30.md b/journal/2022-07-30.md
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+- [[june]]
+ - [[gebana]]
+ - [[please like me]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-07-31.md b/journal/2022-07-31.md
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+- [[family]]
+ - [[summer with family]] ~ [[family summer]]
+ - [[nepomuk]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [ ] [[agora paper]]
+ - [ ]
+ - [ ]
+ - [[agora pr]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - -> [[node club]] [[august 2022]]
+ - [x] review [[github]] and [[patreon]] sponsorships
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] send email
+- [[vera]]
+ - [[dharma]]
+ - [[hinduism]]
+ - [[buddhism]]
+ - [[buddha]]
+ - [[nepal]]
+ - [[lumbini]]
+ - [[india]]
+ - [[bodh gaya]]
+ - [[shiva]]]
+
+"[[Lady Burup]] always knows what you sometimes forget."
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-01.md b/journal/2022-08-01.md
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+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora feeds]]
+ - [[agora paper]]
+ - discussed state of the chapter with [[ivo]]
+- #push [[g]]
+ - [[billy joel]]
+ - [[the stranger]]
+ - [[gretta ray]]
+ - [[billions]]
+ - [[paul giamatti]]
+ - [[mirar para arriba]] ~ [[look up]]
+ - [[moving on]]
+ - [[elton john]]
+ - [[gobierno de una oposición]]
+ - [[juan guaidó]]
+ - quién los elige?
+ - en Flancia es por [[democracia líquida]]
+ - [[control del oro]]
+ - [[revolución rusa de 2022]]
+ - [[revolución argentina de 2023]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-02.md b/journal/2022-08-02.md
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+- [[agora pkg chapter]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop community wg]]
+- [[brian sunter]]
+- [[vera]]
+- [[ladee]]
+- [[june]]
+- [[l]]
+- [[jz]]
+- [[anne claire]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-03.md b/journal/2022-08-03.md
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+- I [[worked]]
+- …and then I got home at about 20:15. I have about four hours of evening left; what to do? below each checkbox stands for [[30 minutes]] / a loose [[pomodoro]]
+ - what I planned:
+ - [ ] agora pkg chapter
+ - at least read and fix egregious consistency issues and regressions I probably introduced by writing way too late in the evening the other day
+ - -> won't happen today maybe, but will happen [[2022-08-04]] after fellowship of the link as top priority :)
+ - [x] prep for fellowship of the ring tomorrow?
+ - answer email, I've been meaning to do this for days!
+ - [ ] one remaining thing from work maybe (CL)
+ - or perhaps I shouldn't?
+ - -> it didn't, but I answered some chat messages and booked a meeting
+ - [x] yoga, exercise
+ - it's very hot but at least 15' of yoga would be nice
+ - -> ended up watering plants and cleaning the balcony for about an hour, taking that as yoga+exercise for the night
+ - [x] some socializing (chat) while I cut my hair
+ - does this pairing work? maybe
+ - also check payment on behalf of [[l]]
+ - [x] [[social coop]]
+ - [x] [[next action]] -> [[debug registration issues]] with [[mica]]
+ - [[red oak]] to the rescue!
+ - documented findings above, thought again of the issue of documentation
+ - -> [[patterns]] [[sources of truth]]
+ - [x] shower and prep for bed
+ - shower takes me ten minutes, but there's a lot of extra stuff here usually -- loading dishwasher may go here if not earlier (ideally earlier)
+ - [ ] read
+ - [[dalai lama]] / [[shantideva]] probably?
+- the above is probably not a realistic plan as usual, let's see if it's a useful one?
+ - what happened:
+ - started scrolling Twitter but caught myself in time and stopped it
+ - realized I didn't schedule anything directly about this month's [[node club]] above -- although [[agora pkg chapter]] is related on second thought
+ - went out in the balcony to spend some time with [[Lady Burup]] while [[Nils Frahm]] was playing
+ - [x] watering plants makes sense now, they're living beings and they're thirsty
+ - [x] ended up installing and using the garden hose and water cleaning the balcony which I'd been meaning on doing since spring
+ - [x] then watering the neighbors' plants, which I had to do tonight for sure (I skipped it yesterday as it wasn't that hot)
+ - -> I realized sometime through this 1.5h that it wouldn't make sense to do yoga later as I was moving about a lot; I became more conscious of my breath and body movement
+ - [x] cut my hair and talked with [[l]] about [[Trennungsvereinbarung]], that was constructive / needed to happen
+ - I miss her, love her still, and I'm happy we're both better I think!
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[patterns]]
+ - [[the book of patterns]]
+- [[templates]]
+ - #push [[daily]]
+ - [[work]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [ ] [[agora server]]
+ - [ ] [[agora bridge]]
+ - [ ] [[agora discuss]]
+ - [ ] [[node club]]
+ - [ ] [[agora pkg chapter]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-04.md b/journal/2022-08-04.md
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+- #yesterday [[2022-08-03]]
+- [x] work
+ - [x] lunch with [[ana]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [x] [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - nice to see notes for last week! https://doc.anagora.org/fellowship-of-the-link
+ - great session! took some AIs up top
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [ ] read maybe sorry state
+ - [ ] fix maybe sorry state
+ - [ ] add something from pulls listed above
+ - is [[agora protocol]] about cooperation mostly or something else?
+ - it is about using [[text]], which generalizes to linguistic thought and through that maybe to thought in general ([[turing]], [[gödel]], [[wittgenstein]]), with a [[specific public intention]].
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-05.md b/journal/2022-08-05.md
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+- I [[worked]].
+ - It was actually pretty nice. I am privileged working in a place like [[Google]].
+- Then I visited [[Flancia]].
+ - My family (brother and mother) are in town!
+ - We'll go to some nice places this weekend.
+ - I thought of [[Agora protocol]] as it relates to my [[intents]].
+ - Wrote in it relatively long, which felt nice; it helped cleared up my thoughts a bit.
+ - An [[Agora]] is:
+ - a [[pattern]]
+ - a [[repository]] of [[patterns]]
+ - used for [[good]]
+ - Thought of [[A Pattern Language]] including its other authors who I realized I knew very little about, now noding them.
+ - I keep thinking I should have written to [[Christopher Alexander]], but that leads to [[open letters]], which is nice!
+ - [[agora paper]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-06.md b/journal/2022-08-06.md
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+- #push [[category theory]]
+ - thought of [[graph]] / [[hypergraph]] as categories
+ - bought [[topoi]] by [[robert goldblatt]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[quantum shotgun]]
+ - [[a pattern language]]
+
+Non-standard weekend as my family ([[brother]], [[mother]]) are both visiting. We took a train to [[Romandy]] at [[10:14]].
+
+- my [[mother]] told me a friend who underwent [[cataract]] surgery is fascinated by colors.
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-07.md b/journal/2022-08-07.md
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+- Woke up in [[montreux]]
+ - Very beautiful, but very fancy/posh as well (in particular in high season)
+- Tried to help [[todd]]
+- Went to [[chillon castle]]
+ - That was a very extensive castle! We spent a few hours there.
+ - Saw things like [[two handed swords]], [[halberds]] and [[morning stars]]. It reminded me of [[D&D]] and [[The Witcher]].
+- Finally got [[Pedagogy of the Oppressed]] by [[Paulo Freire]] in my reader.
+- [[meta]] on link formatting.
+ - In the last [[fellowship of the link]] we discussed [[uppercase]] vs [[lowercase]] in links; it seems I may be the only one in the group who does all lowercase inside links.
+ - I do it because I'm lazy and also because it seems to me that the double square brackets already make the words/phrase in question stand out as interesting/important entities. To some extent I think skipping uppercase makes it so that some of the extra effort involved in typing brackets is "traded off" by saving on uppercasing.
+ - The group thought the argument was weak, though, and on second thought I think I tend to agree.
+ - Also I moved anagora.org to not rendering [[square brackets]] by default, so what happens is that my writing looks more careless now than it did back when all square brackets were explicit.
+ - So I think I'm going to try moving back to uppercasing links and seeing how it works :)
+ - #push [[uppercase project]]
+ - That does mean I need to make a few changes.
+ - [[wiki vim]] should resolve links to either lowercase or uppercase version depending on what exists/what I want to have at the file level.
+ - Currently most of my files are lowercase and that probably makes sense; I probably need to define a new "slugging" function? Out of the box what happens is that if I use a link in uppercase and visit it, a new file will be created in uppercase even if the note already exists in lowercase.
+ - [[push]] and [[pull]] should take either uppercase or lowercase in anagora.org.
+ - This *might* work already just because of how [[agora server]] works, but I need to check.
+ - -> [[testing]]
+ - yep, it works, I love it [[when the Agora just works]].
+- spoke to [[robert haisfield]] about [[scaling synthesis]]:
+ - [[interfaces for adjusting a query]] https://scalingsynthesis.com/Interfaces-for-adjusting-a-query/
+ - [[provide push and pull as inline syntax]] https://scalingsynthesis.com/I-Provide-Push-and-Pull-as-inline-syntax-to-affect-the-related-items-section-for-a-page/
+ - [[replace backlinks]] https://scalingsynthesis.com/I-Replace-the-backlinks-section-of-a-page-with-a-related-items-section/
+- [[agora]]
+ - #push [[onboard]]
+ - [[scaling synthesis]] https://github.com/classicrob/quartz
+ - [[rel8]] https://github.com/OpenGlobalMind/rel8-wiki
+ - [[jerry's brain]] some day, hopefully soon, from a dump :)
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - wow, this is looking pretty terrible :)
+ - should I be worried?
+ - I don't think so, I will have more time to work on it soon.
+ - and I do plan on giving it my best.
+ - but I think it needs essentially rewriting.
+ - [x] read
+ - yikes
+ - [x] edit
+ - a bit
+ - [ ] write
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+- I met
+ - [[ana]]
+ - [[jenna]]
+ - [[bards]] [[ovates]] [[druids]] [[obod]]
+ - [[serge]]
+ - asked about [[favorite accounts]]
+ - [[nick cammarata]]
+ - [[nick]]
+ - [[magnus]] == @magnusalban (sp?)
+ - favorite account is (mariam hasena)
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-09.md b/journal/2022-08-09.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - [[jq]]
+ - [[wireguard]]
+ - told me about [[tailscale]]
+- [[tools for thought]]
+ - #push [[tools for thought rocks]]
+ - [[boris mann]]
+ - does anyone know of a tool that takes unstructured notes and extracts/volunteers entities?
+ - [[joel chan]]
+ - [[flowdex]]
+ - [[gyuri lajos]] is building one :)
+ - [[christina bowen]]
+ - [[knowledge roots]]
+ - [[social roots]]
+ - [x] [[rapid sensemaking framework]]
+ - also attending:
+ - [[marc antoine parent]]
+ - [[christina bowen]]
+ - [[joel chan]]
+ - [[maggie delano]]
+ - [[scaling synthesis]]
+ - [[rob haisfield]] presents, see [[tools for thought rocks]] for notes in the stoa
+ - also https://hackmd.io/eJWIdc3FSZS_-mYGsa8IHw?edit
+- [[l]]
+ - told me about [[hiroshi yoshimura]]'s [[flora]]
+
+I think we will do it, my [[friend]]. We will go into the heart of [[Moloch]] and together decide [[what we do with it]].
+
+Should we kill it, or should we try to [[disentangle]] it from what's [[bad]]?
+
+- should we:
+ - [[slay moloch]] [[save moloch]]?
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-10.md b/journal/2022-08-10.md
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+- [[rob haisfield]]
+ - reported issues with [[obsidian embeds]]
+ - documented them
+ - [ ] fix them
+- [[work]]
+ - [x] review doc 1 :)
+ - [x] review doc 2
+- [[ladee]]
+ - [[sound education]]
+ - [[tinnitus]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-11.md b/journal/2022-08-11.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - [x] book time off
+- [[family]]
+ - [ ] see family
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-12.md b/journal/2022-08-12.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - I actually took the day off by default as my brother is leaving in the evening.
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora paper]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[agora discuss]] has interesting discussion in it to catch up with :)
+- [[bach]]
+ - [[cpe bach]]
+- [[gc]]
+ - [[tabs]]
+ - [[rhizome]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[nadie es la patria]]
+ - [[polynomial functors]] ~ [[poly]]
+ - [[half earth socialism]]
+ - #push [[OurResearch]]
+ - [[OpenAlex]]
+ - [[the path of love]]
+ - #push [[human technology]]
+ - [[text files]] https://boris-marinov.github.io/text/
+ - #push [[charles eisenstein]]
+ - [[technologies of reunion]]
+ - [[proudhon]]
+ - [[ruben verborgh]]
+ - [[reflections of knowledge]]
+ - [[re-decentralizing the web, for good this time]]
+ - [[kartik agaram]]
+ - #push [[2047]]
+ - [[our networks]] https://ournetworks.ca/
+ - [[bill seitz]]
+ - [[cpm]] ~ [[critical path method]]
+ - [[pert]] ~ [[program evaluation review technique]]
+ - [[dyokomizo]]
+ - catching up with [[dyokomizo-flancian]]
+- [[books]]
+ - I received [[topoi]] [[the categorial analysis of logic]] by [[robert goldblatt]]
+- #push [[open questions]]
+ - [[protocols]] vs [[platforms]] -- there's a lot written about pros/cons of each and I think I intuitively prefer working on protocols (because of interop, etc.) but I need to read more about this.
+ - [[moxie marlinspike]]
+ - https://moxie.org/2022/01/07/web3-first-impressions.html recommended by [[dyokomizo]] talks about the advantage of platforms.
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-13.md b/journal/2022-08-13.md
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+- [[yoga]] at midnight, backdated technically: [[go/move/12]]
+- [[poems]]
+ - [[burn burn burn]]
+ - [[gone gone]]
+ - they could be one or two?
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[flancia meet]]
+ - nobody showed, but it was a good motivation to start the day relatively early even though I went to bed very late :)
+ - [[elena]]
+ - [[carlas bargalló]]
+ - [[beethoven]]
+ - [[7]]
+ - [[5]]
+ - [[9]]
+ - [[3]]
+ - [[6]]
+ - #todo [[4]]
+ - [[serrat]]
+ - [[mediterráneo]]
+ - [[caminante]]
+ - [[violeta parra]]
+ - [[paseo]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - #push [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - received updated [[guidelines]] yesterday
+ - will probably move to a [[google doc]] as that'll be the medium used for editing (makes sense because of the comment flows)
+ - although the end result will still make it back to Markdown
+ - happy about this I think? it's a good opportunity to "reboot" the effort which I partly need to do.
+ - found some bugs I really feel like fixing :)
+ - [ ] feed updates are missing the node name for some reason
+ - [x] agora bot mastodon keeps responding to push nonstop!
+ - this I need to fix as I'd be a bad fediverse citizen if I didn't?
+ - [[agora doc]]
+
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-14.md b/journal/2022-08-14.md
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+- Went out for a walk and to a café to work on [[agora doc]].
+ - I had good coffee.
+ - Then I had an [[allergic reaction]]. Again.
+ - Now I'm back home waiting for the antihistamines to kick in and undo the swelling.
+ - Almost went to the hospital again but didn't this time around.
+ - Got better slowly at home, although my eyes and throat (or nose?) stayed swollen for a long while.
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[jonny]] mentioned [[ld]], [[skos]] for disambiguating/coalescing entities?
+ - [[json ld]]
+ - [[skos]] looks very promising
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]] -> [[agora doc]]
+ - [[tara]]
+ - [[engelbart]] ~ [[douglas engelbart]]
+ - [[bush]] ~ [[vannevar bush]]
+ - [[bookchin]] ~ [[murray bookchin]]
+ - #read [[andy matuschak]] (a friend printed his paper for me)
+ - it has another author, node
+ - #read [[tiago forte]] (a friend lent me his book)
+ - #push [[node club]]
+ - [[revolution]] -> [[agora doc]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]] connects them (at the very least)
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-15.md b/journal/2022-08-15.md
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+- [[zen in the art of archery]]
+ - [[zoe]]
+- [[olof]]
+ - [[how to resist amazon and why]]
+ - [[cory doctorow]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-16.md b/journal/2022-08-16.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - for about half a day today; I'm attending a conference this afternoon so I just took time off for that.
+- attending a [[conference] today :)
+ - #push [[tools for thinking]]
+ - I'll be [[live noding]] ~ [[scribing]] this conference tonight.
+ - Speaking:
+ - [[howard rheingold]]
+ - [[alice albrecht]]
+ - [[jerry michalski]]
+ - [[john borthwick]]
+ - [[linus lee]]
+ - [[davey morse]]
+ - [[gordon brander]]
+ - [[christopher pedregal]]
+ - [[esther dyson]]
+ - [[daniel doyon]]
+ - [[tristan homsi]]
+ - [[noosphere]] is happening!
+ - (this was great, I couldn't live node all of it due to having to call it an evening but I enjoyed it a lot)
+- [[dinner]] with my mom who is visiting :)
+ - [x] [[trip planning]]
+- [[yoga]]
+ - [[go/move/16]] ~ [[anchor]]
+- [[france]]
+ - [[annecy]]
+ - [[aix en provence]]
+ - [[marseille]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-17.md b/journal/2022-08-17.md
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+- 17 is the day of [[maitreya]] in my system :)
+ - also stands for [[right concentration]] (the [[eightfold path]] maps to numbers 10 .. 17).
+- I met [[l]] for coffee in Zürich, then we checked out the mini [[muji]] in [[migros]]. It was great seeing her!
+- [[work]]
+- [[aix en provence]]
+- [[catalunya]]
+ - [[els segadors]]
+ - [[rafael subirachs]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-18.md b/journal/2022-08-18.md
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+- #yesterday [[2022-08-17]]
+- "[[ceph]] is to [[zfs]]/[[lvm]] what [[kubernetes]] is to [[containers]]" -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32497456
+- [[work]]
+ - it was fine actually!
+ - it was nice starting earlier (thanks to my mom!)
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[mum]] left for Italy, she's travelling by train which I think is nice.
+ - she's happy with the place!
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[tools for thinking]] was great!
+ - more mapping of the sessions happening thanks to the organization of [[jerry michalski]], looking forward to integrating the result!
+ - [[fellowship of the link]] tomorrow
+ - also got a signup for [[flancia meet]] essentially (someone signed up for office hours and it sounds like a very promising new acquaintance!
+ - [[agora doc]] order -> [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[st]] reached out, we chatted, it was great -- we're meeting over vc tomorrow
+ - [[yoga]]
+ - [[go/move/18]]
+ - [[youtube]] followed up with an interesting video from one [[international yoga day]]
+ - [[meditation]]
+ - [[tara]]
+ - [[gordon brander]]
+ - [[subconscious]]
+ - [[noosphere]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-19.md b/journal/2022-08-19.md
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+- [[agora pkg chapter]] ~ [[agora doc]]
+ - last pomodoro of [[2022-08-18]] actually :)
+- [[work]]
+- [[bibliotheque mejanes]]
+- [[st]]
+ - [[open syllabus]]
+ - [[free4talk]]
+ - [[trubín]]
+- #push [[wayland]]
+ - [[i3]] -> [[sway]]
+ - [[display scaling]] seems better
+- #push [[future]]
+ - [[william gibson]]
+ - [[the future has already happened]] -> [[the future is here -- it's just not very evenly distributed]]
+ - [[agora protocol]] exists
+ - [[fellowship of the link]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-20.md b/journal/2022-08-20.md
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+- This is the [[penultimate weekend]] of August 2022.
+ - I'm oncall for [[Meet]].
+ - No pages, did work on [[pomodoro 10]] only.
+ - My top priority for today beyond oncall interrupts (which can happen from 6am to 6pm) is to get [[agora pkg chapter]] into a readable state.
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]] ~ [[agora chapter]]
+ - top priority for the day
+ - hmm, I already had [[agora doc]]
+ - #push [[agora protocol]]
+ - …has been evolving thanks to the above and recent conversations :)
+ - The Agora is a protocol for [[building bridges]].
+ - The Agora is a base contract and a set of [[agora rfcs]] extending [[agora protocol]] and defining optional contracts.
+- [[writing while writing]]
+ - [[public utility]] and [[public good]] all seemed predestined to have multiple meanings.
+ - [[common good]] the same?
+ - But all meanings are interesting *and* good? So perhaps it's not a problem.
+- #push [[pomodoros]]
+ - generalizing to organizing time rationally in 30 (25+5) minute blocks
+ - a pomodoro counts as a pomodoro if you defined explicitly what you wanted to do, and then did it
+ - yesterday [[fotl]] and the meeting with [[st]] were both 1. great and 2. something I had planned to do, so I counted them as five pomodoros (2.5h overall)
+- #push [[meditation]]
+ - [[metta]] is key to our [[practice]] ~ [[praxis]]
+ - I try to encode some of my thoughts as [[agora rfcs]]
+- #push [[consciousness explained]]
+ - [[john carmack]] is entering the field of AI (now with investment) and I thought it could be fun to ask him what he thinks of this Dennett classic
+- #push [[commons]]
+ - [[patterns of commoning]] https://patternsofcommoning.org/uncategorized/eight-design-principles-for-successful-commons/
+- #push [[yoga with x]]
+ - [[go/move/20]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-21.md b/journal/2022-08-21.md
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+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora meet]]
+ - [[working in public]]
+ - [x] merge [[poetry PR]]
+ - [ ] -> prod
+ - [ ] test [[flight branch]]
+ - [x] feeds for user
+ - very nice, did it in the morning while coworking with [[bouncepaw]]
+ - [[mycorrhiza]]
+ - [[ishmael]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]] (remains the source of truth for now)
+ - [x] [[edit]]
+ - [x] write
+ - add topics to add to the agora protocol section up top
+ - expand some [[agora protocol]] sections
+ - [ ] code
+ - set up sync to google docs (simple)
+ - hmm, [[pandoc]] doesn't do [[wikilinks]] out of the box
+ - might be easier to add a /convert/ endpoint to the agora? the html it produces can be copy/pasted to relatively good effect into a [[google doc]], I've done it by hand for [[agora doc]] and it looks fine
+ - agora protocol sections could be elided my pandoc by default?
+ - or formatted in a special way?
+ - but see above about maybe having [[agora server]] do this so as not to duplicate functionality?
+ - -> can assume if it uses indented lists *and* [[wikilinks]], it is Agora protocol
+ - the Agora can naturally do that and include that assumption in the output?
+- [[computers]]
+ - #push [[wayland]]
+ - taking [[screenshots]] with [[grimshot]] in [[sila]]
+ - took almost a pomodoro to get us_intl layout working (!) but I did it, also set up [[kanshi]] which I'm happy about (might be called a cheat pomodoro / not be counted but let's see).
+ - #push [[chezmoi]]
+ - loving it, used it again a bunch today
+ - #push [[systemd]]
+ - [[alternating layouts]] doesn't work for [[sway]] it seems, no surprise
+ - Finally made [[autopush]] (for my garden) a [[systemd user service]] on [[sila]].
+ - #push [[poetry]]
+ - package management for [[python]] done right?
+ - can't manage python versions proper, but it handles everything else nicely it seems
+- [[fun]]
+ - [[bangers]]
+- -> back to #push [[agora pkg chapter]], now writing
+ - [x] target for today is 5k words
+ - 5.6k at 20:40 after an eight pomodoro (and some more time writing after the bell for the fun of it)
+ - [ ] [[agora]] -> [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - #push [[2022-08-24]]
+ - [ ] maximum for the submission is 10k words, maybe shoot for 8k by [[wednesday]]?
+ - follow the principle of adding 1k a day, only expanding ideas that are currently in [[agora protocol]] somewhere in the node already; do not add more ideas until those are fleshed out (unless something truly huge is missing somehow?)
+ - [ ] make Meta a proper printable section for fun: maybe detail how the document exemplifies Agora Protocol, and how Agora Protocol was influenced by:
+ - writing the outline
+ - the process of converting
+ - for fun, measure WPH when in a [[writing pomodoro]]?
+ - it was fun to run `wc -w agora\ pkg\ chapter.md` occasionally and seeing the number go up; but I wasn't super structured about it (e.g. I didn't keep tabs precisely pomodoro to pomodoro)
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-22.md b/journal/2022-08-22.md
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+- [[work]]
+ - was OK really!
+ - oncall for Meet, last day of this block.
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - will try to get to over 6k words today.
+- #push [[22]]
+ - [[2]] [[11]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [x] #1 write about [[push]] and [[pull]]
+ - Also mentioned Agora Actions in general.
+- [[~]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-23.md b/journal/2022-08-23.md
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+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - I got to 6k words just before midnight and it felt great.
+ - I need to write a lot more, then throw away half ("edit") -- but that's fine. I'm having fun :)
+ - I keep a terminal with `watch "wc -w agora\ pkg\ chapter.md"` open and it's great. Up to 6125 now, when I'm calling it a night.
+ - [[push]] and [[pull]] as intents
+ - both #push and #pull take a [[node/heterarchy]] and I just remembered that
+ - I mean, they don't currently ([[agora server]] doesn't have code for it) but I meant to make it happen.
+ - [[go/foo/bar]], as in [[go/move/22]], is the only use of [[heterarchies]] currently.
+- [[work]]
+ - I think it'll be fun today, let's see if I'm wrong
+ - I wasn't wrong but the fun was trickier than expected :)
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-24.md b/journal/2022-08-24.md
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+- [[singular plural]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-25.md b/journal/2022-08-25.md
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+- [x] [[work]]
+ - [[mp]]
+ - [[tfp]]
+ - booked [[vacation]]
+- [[do]]
+ - [ ] prepare [[paperwork]]
+- #push [[flancia]]
+ - the [[agora]] is a project for the betterment of the [[internet]]
+ - [[flancia is a project for the betterment of the [[world]]
+ - [ ] [[agora pkg chapter]] -> at least one [[pomodoro tonight]]
+ - [ ] [[agora discuss]]
+ - [ ] [[agora development]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-26.md b/journal/2022-08-26.md
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+- [[ladee]]
+ - #push [[emotions]]
+ - [[spotting emotions]]
+ - [[r. l. burnside]]
+ - https://soundcloud.com/rlburnside/sets/introducing-r-l-burnside
+ - [[someday baby]]
+- [[l]]
+ - we advanced the paperwork related to our [[separation]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]] is in a bit of a state of disarray, would like to focus on [[editing]] today
+ - I needs to solve "docs sync", and given that editing will take place on Docs and it's the next milestone, I'm thinking at some point I should move the source of truth to Docs and #pull https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit
+ - [x] -> [[agora docs import]] how to tackle this?
+ - is there some script that takes a docs URL and, if readable, dumps markdown? or dumps it in any format really?
+ - likely
+ - #push [[agora docs import]]
+ - this doesn't look too bad! https://developers.google.com/docs/api/samples/extract-text#python
+ - reading [[references]]
+ - #push [[how can we develop transformative tools for thought]]?
+ - [[andy matuschak]] and [[michael nielsen]]
+ - [[fellowship of the link]]
+ - [[t4t radar]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-27.md b/journal/2022-08-27.md
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+- [[yesterday]] was a [[lowlight]], but it's all relative of course. I'm still very lucky.
+- Planning the weekend now, feeling much better :)
+- #push [[weekend]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [ ] [[agora pkg chapter]] -> really needs to become readable this weekend, that's the top priority
+ - will try [[coworking]] again, this time live :)
+ - [[misc]]
+ - [ ] finish planning the [[Portugal]] trip
+ - [x] arrange for Lady Burup coverage
+ - [[l]] will take care of this \o/
+ - [ ] send two work emails
+ - [x] one
+ - [ ] report on the collection
+- [[coworking]] with [[ana p]]
+ - [[pomodoros]]
+ - edit [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - [[agora bridge]] try out https://developers.google.com/docs/api/quickstart/python to import [[agora doc]] into the Agora
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-28.md b/journal/2022-08-28.md
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+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora discuss]]
+ - [[agora meet]]
+ - [[coworking]]
+ - [[ladee]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - [[agora pkg chapter]] <- [[now]] working on this
+ - [[agora doc]]
+ - #push [[ladee]]
+ - [[ladcia]]
+ - [[veranda]]
+ - [[17]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[palaces]]
+ - [[mind palace]]
+ - [[3d printing]]
+ - [[arcologies]]
+ - [[midjourney]]
+ - [[angkor wat]]
+ - [[coworking]] today was great ^
+- [[payoff]]
+- #push [[agora rfcs]]
+ - #push [[feature requests]]
+ - [[ifp]] ~ [[tfp]]
+ - #pull should [[pull]] backlinks, as per [[robert haisfield]]
+ - [[agora paper]] should be [[written]] and [[published]] <- [[agora pkg chapter]]
+- [[contract]]
+- [[code]]
+ - [[pull]]
+ - [[electrolysis]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-29.md b/journal/2022-08-29.md
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+- [[2022-08-28]] was productive but it ended with some deflation as I realized just how much there is still to do on [[agora pkg chapter]] and [[go/agora doc]] :)
+ - sync is not solved, did the sync to [[agora doc]] by hand just now -- it keeps links but footnotes aren't really in the doc, there's some formatting issues.
+ - there is just a lot to be edited/written yet.
+ - there's duplication.
+ - I need to be able to read end-to-end and not think "this section is completely crap/redundant" more than, say, once -- *this evening* ideally :)
+- [[29]]
+ - [[drishti]]
+ - think of [[focus]], stay on target :)
+- [[work]]
+ - might take half a day?
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-30.md b/journal/2022-08-30.md
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+- [[e]]
+ - [[lunch]]
+ - [[family history]]
+ - [[meditation]]
+- [[ladee]]
+ - [[2022-09-10]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[round about midnight]] :)
+ - #push [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - It's time to leave behind (for now) [[@flancian/agora pkg chapter]], meaning the Markdown file I've been editing, and move to [[Google Docs]] which is the format/medium I need to deliver on September 1st.
+ - Because of this it makes sense to also work on [[agora docs import]] :) Looking forward.
+ - -> This could be a great study case for the 'resource import' (instead of the current [[repository linking]]) user journey
+- [[work]]
+ - [[mp]]
+ - [[grad]]
+- #push [[mi historia familiar]]
+ - [[papá]]
+ - [[quotal]]
+ - [[8 de julio de 1995]]
+ - [[this is how my dad died]]
+ - [[abuela]]
+ - [[trapax]]
+ - [[mamá]]
+- [[ladee]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-08-31.md b/journal/2022-08-31.md
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+- #push [[st]]
+ - told me about many interesting things! I am thankful
+ - #push [[interactive fiction]]
+ - [[twine]] https://twinery.org/
+- [[flancia]]
+ - started the day thinking about the [[revolution]] (thanks to the conversation with [[st]])
+ - the term is entangled with violence through history -- it is a hard task, to [[disentangle]] it
+ - very much like disentangling humanity from [[moloch]]!
+ - will try to use [[reform]] and [[empowerment]] as alternatives wherever they suffice, but I think referring to the [[revolution]] by its name is still important in certain contexts
+ - the [[revolution]] as I see it is defined by this Agora thanks to the commoning of people like [[neil]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora doc]] is now the source of truth for [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - -> still planning to work on [[agora docs import]], but likely not today as the priority must be what I'm delivering tomorrow, and that's text (as if on a page) and diagrams
+ - [[excalidraw]]
+ - find the source for the one diagram I already made ([[agora architecture]]), hope I saved it somehow
+ - [[writing while writing]]
+ - #push [[ladee]]
+ - [[ladcia]]
+ - [[veranda]]
+- [[illegibility]]
+ - [[ungovernable]]
+- [[gradual disclosure]]
+- [[revolution]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-01.md b/journal/2022-09-01.md
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+- a [[day]].
+ - with [[deadlines]]:
+ - [[agora chapter]] becomes due, although the editors have kindly offered an extension
+ - I'll try not to need the extension
+ - [[grad]]
+ - I'm trying for promo, I've been promoted twice before but this is the lowest probability try maybe
+ - I'd be going for [[l6]]
+ - [[mp]]
+ - my main project at work should hit an important milestone
+- [[agora pkg chapter]]
+ - moved it to the editing folder, but I'll keep working on it for a bit more.
+ - the editors said we could freeze it on [[2022-09-08]] -- which is generous. I think I'll take a few hours each day from now until next Monday, addressing feedback from friends, and then freeze it?
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-02.md b/journal/2022-09-02.md
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+- (Backnoded.)
+ - Yesterday ([[2022-09-01]]) we flew to [[Porto]].
+ - Today we visited the Cathedral, walked along the Ribeira, had a very nice lunch there, then crossed the bridge to [[Gaia]]. In general walked around a lot, ended up the day tired but happy.
+ - It was an "offline" day as evidenced by the fact I didn't node it in time :) Lots of corrections pending for [[agora doc]], but I decided to take a few days off before diving back in.
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-03.md b/journal/2022-09-03.md
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+- (Backnoded.)
+ - We walked to [[Clérigos]] to take the historical tram to [[Foz]], but it didn't stop for us -- so we just took the regular [[500]] bus to the [[Farolim]] of [[Foz]], then walked all the way to [[Matosinhos]] and had a nice seafood dinner.
+ - #push [[bargalló]]
+ - We spoke about family history and it was interesting. It turns out my grandfather had a [[myelin deficiency]] / [[demyelinating disease]], lost his ability to walk, then was in a coma before dying of [[cardiac arrest]].
+ - Maybe it was [[multiple sclerosis]]? Unclear.
+ - He was aware of what was coming (he was a chemist, had been a medic/nurse in the [[Spanish Civil War]]; feared becoming blind.
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-04.md b/journal/2022-09-04.md
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+- First journal in a while! Backnoding:
+ - [[2022-09-02]]
+ - [[2022-09-03]]
+- Today we're travelling to Lisbon in the [[Alfa Pendular]] (long distance train).
+ - As I write this I'm on the train; it's modern and roomy, I have a charging spot and I'm in a comfortable position to write in.
+ - I'll try to use the [[3h]] trip to work on [[agora doc]] and continue reviewing [[mathew lowry]]'s document :)
+- [[agora]]
+ - [ ] I think I will move back to calling text subnodes 'text', I moved to 'note' recently but I'm not convinced by the change; note is overly restrictive, and it also is too similar to 'node' (which is the top level heading).
+ - [[agora doc]]
+ - [x] edit
+ - [ ] edit
+ - [ ] edit
+- [[writing while writing]]
+ - [[agora graph]]
+ - [[agora platform]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-05.md b/journal/2022-09-05.md
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+- Spent the day in [[Sintra]] with my mum. It was great!
+ - She had a small accident but it turned out to be harmless, fortunately.
+ - We visited:
+ - [[quinta da regaleira]]
+ - [[jardines de pena]]
+ - [[castelo dos mouros]]
+ - the highlight, and we just managed to get to it before closing!
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-06.md b/journal/2022-09-06.md
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+- (Backnoded on [[2022-09-06.)
+ - Previously: [[2022-09-05]].
+- I met [[xiq]] in Lisbon! Happy about it, it was great. We had amazing Chinese noodles in [[Panda Cantina]] in the [[Principe Real]] neighborhood.
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-07.md b/journal/2022-09-07.md
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+- Writing this just after boarding the plane back to ZRH (delayed) in Lisbon (but before taking off, clearly.)
+ - We had a great time in Portugal!
+ - I met [[xiq]] yesterday, [[2022-09-06]]. It was great!
+ - We spoke about our projects, our philosophies and our visions of the future.
+- [[writing while writing]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora doc]]
+ - My updated [[deadline]] for turning in [[agora doc]] plus the associated contributors agreement is [[2022-09-09]].
+ - Interesting discussion with [[filomena]], [[neil]], [[mathew lowry]] on whether [[revolution]] should remain so prominent in the document or that aspect should be toned down for the benefit of 1. the reader, who may be turned off by this and close down and 2. the project, which in the words of one commenter may lose credibility this way.
+- [[ladee]]
+- [[ap]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-08.md b/journal/2022-09-08.md
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+- Started my journal at 15:23 PM, which is unfashionably late (?) back home, but makes sense because of the break with routine that came with the holidays. I did [[meditate]] just before midday though, which was great. And petted [[Lady Burup]] a lot.
+ - Now in a coffee place called just "coffee", not to be confused with [[just coffee]] also in Zürich elsewhere, about to do a [[pomodoro]] for the [[commons]].
+ - Forked into two tasks, then forked again.
+ - [x] setup / planning
+ - [x] comments/threads about [[revolution]], [[agora of flancia]]
+ - [[agora instances]]
+ - add to [[agora doc]]:
+ - [ ] [[virtual subnodes]] (or procedural?)
+ - this is an agora extension?
+ - [ ] placeholders for the graphs I want to draw/generate
+ - [ ] applications section:
+ - [[political reform]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+- #push [[veranda]]
+ - [[veranda meet]]
+- [[flancia]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-09.md b/journal/2022-09-09.md
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+- #push [[9]]
+ - #3 * [[3]]
+ - [[May you be happy]]!
+- My mom is leaving today. It was a great visit; I initially thought it would be too long (and told her so) but now she's going I know I'm going to miss her.
+ - Having said that, I'm also looking forward to some time without family around -- I love my family but it's been seven months with family presence in the country and, although it was great, I'm not very used to it lasting this long as I've lived abroad for ten years. I expect I will feel reenergized as I go back to a more individual routine thanks to the change of pace that came with all the extra social/emotional interactions, though.
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora doc]]
+ - [ ] together with a contributors' agreement
+ - [ ] must be delivered tonight
+ - [x] resolve more comments
+ - [ ] and some more
+ - [ ] better define the role of [[patterning]]
+ - [ ] maybe just defer to [[free, fair and alive]] throughout? but cite/mention christopher alexander's and hans widmer's aspirational [[global-scale patterns]]
+ - mentioned [[hans widmer]] and [[christopher alexander]] in education with [[paulo freire]]
+ - [ ] I wanted to add one or more graphs or diagrams
+ - [ ] and just do one round of general editing
+ - [ ] or two :)
+ - [[lowry doc]]
+- [[work]]
+ - [x] doing one GRAD review
+ - [x] and one short document review today
+- [[beethoven]]
+- [[graphs]]
+ - [[hypergraphs]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-10.md b/journal/2022-09-10.md
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+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[flancia meet]] with [[bouncepaw]]
+ - [[editing]]
+ - [[agora doc]]
+ - [[commons]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora doc]]
+- [[berni]]
+- [[ladee]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-11.md b/journal/2022-09-11.md
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+- [[agora doc]]
+- [[ladee]]
+- #push [[ted nelson]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] recommended him (not the first, not the last, but relevant to me!)
+ - [[literary machines]]
+ - [[xanadu]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-12.md b/journal/2022-09-12.md
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+- [[fladcia]]
+ - [[clarinet]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[effective altruism]] -> [[rational altruism]]
+ - [ ] read [[tyler alterman]]'s essay
+ - [ ] discuss with [[xiq]]
+ - [[yoga]]
+ - [[go/move/12]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora doc]]
+ - [x] mention that the source of truth for Applications and Experiments is the Agora (up top, not only for edtech!).
+ - [[experiments]]
+ - [x] add a comment for the editors to maybe not take that section as fully finished ;)
+ - [x] mention more of neil's writing in node club
+ - [x] mention vera's work with [[flancia social impact]] in the section about [[basic income]] / [[world improvement]]
+ - [[flancia social income]]?
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - oh yeah! it's happening. I'm going back to adding some features and fixing some bugs :D
+ - [[opt in writes]]
+- #push [[bach]]
+ - [[gould]] https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mPbty31654xLaVxCzaRaww9AWX_1QfcUk
+- [[berni]]
+ - [[premiata forneria marconi]]
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-13.md b/journal/2022-09-13.md
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+- [[vacation]]
+ - as I'm on holiday, I'm taking some time to try to update [[paramita]] to [[wayland]] :D
+ - this will be my second computer on wayland, after [[sila]] (a work laptop).
+ - installed:
+ - [[sway]]
+ - [[kanshi]]
+ - [[kitty]]
+ - [[grimshot]]
+ - [[swaylock]]
+ - [[wofi]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+
+I sometimes [[procrastinate]] on important things, does that make me a [[jerk]]? I think maybe it does, and I should [[curb my bullshit]].
+
+People don't seem to be, on the average or even at high percentile, nearly as interested on the [[revolution]]] as I am. Does that make me a [[jerk]] if I practice it, which includes talking about it? I'm not sure, but I don't think it does.
+
+- I wonder if I should let [[agora protocol]] go, let the chips fall as they may, move beyond it which could mean leave it behind (sometimes), write light as a feather if I have to.
+ - (I'll take the [[path]], I'll cross that [[bridge]] if I have to.)
+
+So I asked a few friends what they thought of the Revolution as it relates to the [[Flancia]] project; I'm interested on their take.
+
+- [[l]]
+ - visited to pick up clothes; we took a cool 2h walk to a nearby mountain/hill with a view of the city, had a nice chat and drank mate.
+
+Now I am in the park near home with my laptop for a short outdoors [[hacking]] session (?).
+
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-14.md b/journal/2022-09-14.md
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+- Working today for around 6h (on top of 2h yesterday).
+- Then [[coworking with ap]].
+- Then going back into holidays/open source mode :)
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+- [[worked]] 2h or so, it was fine.
+ - [x] at least two pomodoros
+- [[mycorrhiza]]
+- Maybe [[cannabis]] could be called a [[heart opener]].
+ - I hurt my back again and I'm on vacation so I vaped and it helped a lot, it also made me feel more empathetic.
+- [[2d barcodes]]
+ - I'd love to have them in the Agora, maybe have the user choose a type and have them be overlaid everywhere to be useful when sharing screenshots
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora plan]]
+ - [[pkg book]]
+ - [x] continue reading [[lowry]]'s
+ - [x] more
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - nice discussion with [[maya]]
+- I've been reading about the [[wolfram physics]] project.
+ - [ ] finish https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2020/04/finally-we-may-have-a-path-to-the-fundamental-theory-of-physics-and-its-beautiful/
+
+If I die slowly, please take my body out to a beautiful forest and bury it among the [[hyphae]], in the [[mycorrhiza]].
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-16.md b/journal/2022-09-16.md
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+- I like to think there's [[173]] [[drishtis]] in this Agora.
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-17.md b/journal/2022-09-17.md
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+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - api is up in dev!
+ - what's the first method that we really need?
+ - and the second?
+ - [[opt in writes]]
+ - [ ] test
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - need to choose a feature to drive further :)
+ - better search?
+ - querying other agoras?
+ - [x] a small one: fix the feeds that don't include canonical node :) it's been bothering me for a while
+ - took some time to get to it but I enjoyed the process :)
+ - project [[mountain]] was what a lot of time went into, it was fun though
+ - #push [[agorai]]
+ - this is what I'm calling setting up other Agoras now
+ - [x] purchased agor.ai during the week
+ - [x] want to point (wildcard?) it to [[hypatia]] today
+ - [ ] update the docker-based Agora of Flancia in hypatia (did vera commit changes?)
+ - asked [[vera]] if she made changes anywhere public
+- #push [[ubuntu]]
+ - I upgraded [[nostromo]] to [[ubuntu 22.04]] and, again, I ended up with no sound.
+ - I needed to run the following to recover it:
+ - `sudo touch /usr/share/pipewire/media-session.d/with-pulseaudio && systemctl --user restart pipewire-session-manager`
+ - as per the top answer in https://askubuntu.com/questions/1403665/no-sound-output-devices-listed-after-upgrade-from-21-10-to-22-04
+ - Also I had to fix sources.list by hand again before being able to do-release-upgrade because I missed the "upgrade window" for 21.10 so it was completely gone from repositories (?).
+ - Both of these are very surprising to me, in this day and age. I don't quite get in particular how a less technical user should be expected to update sources.list by hand because they didn't upgrade for half a year or so?
+- I finally gave [[chezmoi]] templates a try. They are fine.
+
+During the week I read [[Wolfram]]'s article on the [[Wolfram Physics Project]], as recommended by [[xiq]], and I enjoyed it. I also re-read [[Scott Aaronson]]'s review of [[A New Kind of Science]]; I think it still holds and seems to apply to the project at large.
diff --git a/journal/2022-09-18.md b/journal/2022-09-18.md
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+- [[2022-09-17]] happened, it went by almost too fast with laundry and cleaning the house and such things to do on a Saturday :)
- Late journal; I slept very little (3h) and was low energy (go figure), I felt depressed but that got fixed by a 1h nap (my naps are usually only 30' tops).
- I'm glad to be here finally!
- I was active on the [[fediverse]] though.
diff --git a/journal/2022_04_25.md b/journal/2022_04_25.md
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+- Traveled back home from [[spain]].
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+- Getting back into things after the holiday hiatus.
+ - Tough day at work, but got through it and got some things done. Ended up on a positive note.
+ - Did [[yoga 15]], still solid, actually closer to [[14 minutes]] long.
+ - Looked for [[yoga 13]] but didn't find it, now noded.
+- #push [[auerbach]]
+ - [[erich auerbach]]
+- #push [[do]]
+ - LATER #meta I really need to implement [[autopush]], now that speed is back to normal in the Agora :)
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+- [[backnoded]] #today
+ - I worked what felt like a lot, but I didn't produce that much I think -- it was just about catching up with things. we had several incidents; good thing is that two of them were really interesting. we are learning a lot.
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+- I sometimes wake up in the middle of the night and I think: have I done [[enough]]?
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+- [[neil]] told me about [[patterns of decentralized organizations]]
+ - https://doubleloop.net/2018/11/04/4253/
+ - [[the hum]]
+ - [[richard bartlett]]
+ - [[natalia lombardo]]
+ - https://www.thehum.org
+- [[gandoof]] == [[deskduncan]] told me about [[fusion candles]]
+ - https://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/6036af70d08fd
+ - [[orion's arm]]
+- lovely [[flancia meet]] today
+ - thank you [[j0lms]] [[vera]] [[protopian]] and all
+ - some topics:
+ - [[agora2]]
+ - [[gun eco]]
+ - [[pkm book]]
+ - [[agora abstracts]]
+ - [[justin murphy]]
+ - [[urbit]]
+ - [[personal knowledge management is bullshit]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - influenced [[abdullah öcalan]] == [[apo]]
+- #push I thought it might be time to try to define [[good]] and [[bad]]
+ - [[true]] [[false]]
+ - [[violent]] [[peaceful]]
+ - [[horrible]] [[beautiful]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - DONE write [[pkm book]] chapter abstracts
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-04-30 Sat 16:20:08]--[2022-05-02 Mon 01:33:30] => 33:13:22
+ :END:
+ - [[agora abstract]]
+ - [[commons]]
+ - [[phenomenology]] of [[reading]] and [[writing]]
+ - [[yoga]]
+ - LATER write [[building bridges]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[3 node agora]]
+ - [[hashtag support]]
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - [[sign in]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+- #push [[building bridges]]
+ - isomorphisms between lattices
+- [[feriado]]
+ - [[26 de mayo]]
+- [[being]]
+- [[big timer]]
+ - -> [[termdown]]
+- responded to [[maya]]
+ <<<<<<< HEAD
+- [[5mg]]
+ - #push [[walter benjamin festival]]
+ - "people flock to [[marseille]] to consume [[hashish]] or some other form of [[cannabis]] in commemoration of the time [[walter benjamin]] did it."
+ =======
+- reached out to [[jayu]]
+- [[we could be monks in space]]
+ >>>>>>> 11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5
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diff --git a/journal/2022_05_01.md b/journal/2022_05_01.md
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+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[all beings]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5]]
+- [[neil]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[social coop agora]]
+- [[moa git]]
+- [[shamanic coders guild]]
+ - met [[kasra]], [[joecool]]
+ - discussed [[shamanic agora]] and related approaches
+- [[chris aldrich]]
+ - gave great feedback/guidance on supporting [[drive]], [[dropbox]], [[onedrive]] -- which means supporting [[oauth]]?
+ - told me about [[césar hidalgo]] who works in the [[center for collective learning]]
+- [[the agora as a social knowledge graph]]
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+- sent out [[the agora is a social knowledge graph]] to [[pkg book]] and [[ivo]].
+- first day of work after [[international workers day]].
+- [[pid controllers]] look interesting.
+ - [[j l]] told me about them.
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+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]] https://datasette.io/
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
+- I'm sick again, it sucks. Nothing serious though, might be [[covid]] repeat or just a cold. Got a [[pcr]] test just in case/to know.
+- Getting [[the agora is a social knowledge graph]] into shape for submission took longer than I thought, which goes to show I continue to underestimate the amount of effort it takes to go from 'some brainstorming in outline mode' to 'actual text'. [[I should remember this]].
+- [[bruno winck]] recommended [[pranayama]].
+- [[shamanic coders guild]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022_05_05.md b/journal/2022_05_05.md
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+- [[sandra]]
+-
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+- [[flancia meet]]
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+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - DONE add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]--[2022-05-09 Mon 09:27:11] => 40:41:20
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - DONE push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]--[2022-05-21 Sat 01:43:34] => 320:57:14
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - is [[rfc 3986]] "good"? calling urlencode() on both [[wikilinks]] and [[hashtags]] would simplify code, it'd be nice to stop calling [[slugify]] as it feels kind of pointless -- or are "nice urls" important? what *is* a [[nice url]]?
+ - will give it a shot and see.
+ - 
+ - [[focus]], then -> [[hashtags]]
+ -
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+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- DONE [[hashtags]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 16:51:15]--[2022-05-08 Sun 21:57:03] => 05:05:48
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 21:57:10]--[2022-05-08 Sun 21:57:15] => 00:00:05
+ :END:
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] are part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ - by learning a language you unlock potential for [[hacking]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - The [[fediverse]] could be the [[commons]] for a [[revolution.]]
+- [[orange hair]] == [[🦰]] == [[%F0%9F%A6%B0]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022_05_09.md b/journal/2022_05_09.md
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+- DONE fix bug with hashtags followed by :, punctuation marks -- easy regex fix?
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:27:06]--[2022-05-09 Mon 23:56:40] => 14:29:34
+ :END:
+ - https://twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1523526776013869056
+- NOW add better support for CamelCase and such to [[agora server]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:28:32]
+ :END:
+- [[gpg key]]
+ - LATER fix rendering of the gpg key -- the Agora is somehow truncating the subnode, perhaps because of some special casing we did of -- or such?
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+- LATER [[agora twitter bug]] https://twitter.com/jrockowitz/status/1523676525001777152
+- LATER make twitter/mastodon bots react to unfollows faster! this is actually crucial
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+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - rescheduled to next [[wednesday]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+ - [[moa matrix]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[terms]] -> [[social coop terms]]
+- [[loopy]] == [[strangest loop]]
+ - 
+- [[cómo es el mar?]]
+- [[protopian]]
+ - [[wolf tivy]]
+ - [[mystic computer club]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022_05_12.md b/journal/2022_05_12.md
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+- discussed [[benedict anderson]], [[imagined communities]] with [[l]]
+- met [[pesho]] and we talked for two hours, it was great!
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+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
+ - [[if you love, love kindly]]
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]]
+- [[diego de la hera]]
+ - [[hypothesis]]
+ - [[dan whaley]]
+- [[phone to note]] == [[phonetonote]]
+ - [[scott]]
+- [[mantra]]
+- [[shantideva]]
+- [[eroica]]
+- [[]]
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+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next [[week]] I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[mathew lowry]] on Wednesday
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- [[today]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - LATER meet neighbors for coffee
+ - LATER meet brother for lending bike/drinking [[mate]]
+ - DONE social coop support task
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:29]--[2022-05-15 Sun 16:23:11] => 05:57:42
+ :END:
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - DONE laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:47]--[2022-05-15 Sun 10:58:33] => 00:32:46
+ :END:
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora ext]] -> [[wikilinks everwhere]]
+ - the [[chrome]] version works fine for me, glad about it
+ - we still need to clear up the multiple repo situation, it would be great for someone to lead that part of the project if someone is interested
+ - [[3 agora]]
+- [[africa design travel]]
+- [[dazinism]]
+- [[astadala yogamala]]
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diff --git a/journal/2022_05_16.md b/journal/2022_05_16.md
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+- Sunday didn't go according to plan w.r.t. [[pomodoros]] and such, but I am OK with how it turned up anyway.
+ - Did [[laundry]].
+ - Helped a [[social coop]] user recover an account, and started a proposal for simplifying onboarding to the instance.
+ - Had coffee with our [[neighbors]].
+ - Met my [[brother]] and we had a long conversation.
+ - Then I had a conversation with my [[mother]].
+ - Then I caught up a bit (not completely) with [[friends online]].
+- #push [[week]]
+ - TODO review/respond to https://melanocarpa.lesarbr.es/hypha/interwiki_for_agora
+ - TODO opt in flow for hashtags in [[agora bot]]
+ - starting with twitter
+ - TODO make some progress on [[agora scaling]], [[shamanic agora]]
+ - honestly [[podman]] looks like fun, just give it a shot for one pomodoro and see what happens :)
+- [[work]]
+ - big week at work, need to make some progress on a launch / give a presentation / send out a document for review. will try leave everything that needs to happen this week in decently 'ready' state by EOD today, Monday.
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--- a/journals.md
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# Journals
- A [[list]].
-- [[pull]] [[journal]]
+ - of [[journal]] entries :)
+ - #pull [[journal]] [[today]]
diff --git a/juntos venceremos a moloch.md b/juntos venceremos a moloch.md
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--- a/juntos venceremos a moloch.md
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-# juntos venceremos a moloch
+# juntos venceremos a moloch!
-- [[Juntos]] venceremos a [[Moloch]]!
+- un [[motto]].
+ - del partido [[flanciano]].
+ - [[juntos]] venceremos a [[Moloch]]!
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+- #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m5NNsZ9LuH4L3DjVTcQoQAXDES-oV9BDs02dtQWunTw/edit
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - She helped me while I was going through my breakup and I'm grateful.
+ - I think of her often.
+ - I love her.
diff --git a/kallax.md b/kallax.md
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+- In #Flancia every being has the right to an arbitrarily sized [[kallax]] containing everything they need that can fit there.
+ - [[books]]
+ - [[computers]]
+ - [[seeds]]
+ - [[records]]
+- a [[project]].
+ - #pull [[white kallax]]
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diff --git a/kartik agaram.md b/kartik agaram.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - #go https://akkartik.name
+ - in [[merveilles]]: https://merveilles.town/@akkartik
+ - [[lines]] http://akkartik.name/lines.html
diff --git a/kasra kaley.md b/kasra kaley.md
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+++ b/kasra kaley.md
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[shamanic coders guild]]
+ - interested in the [[agora]], [[open source]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
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+++ b/kasra.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[kasra kaley]]
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diff --git a/knowledge roots.md b/knowledge roots.md
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+++ b/knowledge roots.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- a [[tool]].
diff --git a/kraftwerk 1.md b/kraftwerk 1.md
index 8a9b55f9a..64bc2f696 100644
--- a/kraftwerk 1.md
+++ b/kraftwerk 1.md
@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
- a [[genossenschaft]]
- - [[go]] https://www.kraftwerk1.ch/
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+ - #go https://www.kraftwerk1.ch/
+ - [[amélie]] [[hans widmer]]
diff --git a/kurt vonnegut.md b/kurt vonnegut.md
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index 000000000..3a0d42caa
--- /dev/null
+++ b/kurt vonnegut.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - I've never met him, but I love his books.
+ - #pull [[lonesome no more]] [[slaughterhouse five]]
diff --git a/la jaula de oro.md b/la jaula de oro.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/la jaula de oro.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[movie]].
+ - #go https://www.amazon.com/Jaula-Oro-Brandon-L%C3%B3pez/dp/B07B8W13RT
diff --git a/ladcia.md b/ladcia.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/ladcia.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[place]].
+ - #pull [[ladee]]
diff --git a/ladee.md b/ladee.md
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index 000000000..f276133ae
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ladee.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[fediverse]] @ladee@framapiaf.org
+ - [[framapiaf]] is such a beautiful domain!
+ - she's really something.
diff --git a/las jaras.md b/las jaras.md
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+++ b/las jaras.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- an [[intent]].
+ - [[flancians]] intend to [[slay | disentangle]] [[moloch]]
+ - #pull [[slay moloch]] [[disentangle moloch]]
+- a [[card]].
+ - [[31]]
+ - in [[lotería mexicana]]
diff --git a/las pelotas llenas.md b/las pelotas llenas.md
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+++ b/las pelotas llenas.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- Algo the decía mi [[abuelo]].
diff --git a/lecun.md b/lecun.md
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index 000000000..f5365afb5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/lecun.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[yann lecun]]
diff --git a/lervag.md b/lervag.md
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+++ b/lervag.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/karl_yngve
+ - #pull [[karl_yngve]] [[karl yngve]]
+ - #git https://github.com/lervag
+ - author of [[wiki vim]]
diff --git a/lester brown.md b/lester brown.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/lester brown.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[lester r. brown]]
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diff --git a/let me show you the shape of my heart.md b/let me show you the shape of my heart.md
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+- I'll show you the shape of my heart if you let me, kindly.
+ - My heart is in the Agora.
diff --git a/let me show you.md b/let me show you.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/let me show you.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Let me [[show]] you and you'll see.
+ - [[let me show you the shape of my heart]]
diff --git a/liege.md b/liege.md
index 116fa6822..05a62cdc1 100644
--- a/liege.md
+++ b/liege.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
# Liege
-- If we [[love]] each other we are each others' liege.
+- When we [[love]] each other we are each others' [[lieges]].
diff --git a/likes.md b/likes.md
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+++ b/likes.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #go https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=LM
diff --git a/linus lee.md b/linus lee.md
index 62ba1e01e..868663ba1 100644
--- a/linus lee.md
+++ b/linus lee.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
- a [[person]]
- - [[tool maker]]
- - [[thesephist]]
- - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/thesephist
- - [[monocle]]
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+ - [[tool maker]] [[tools for thinking]]
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/thesephist
+ - #pull [[thesephist]]
+ - [[monocle]]
diff --git a/lique.md b/lique.md
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+++ b/lique.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - I hope we'll meet again!
diff --git a/logseq.md b/logseq.md
index 3d2ce11f5..29e1bf80b 100644
--- a/logseq.md
+++ b/logseq.md
@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
# Logseq
-
-- a [[pkm tool]]
+- a [[pkm tool]]
- [[roam like]], but didn't set out to be a clone as [[athens]] apparently did
- by [[tienson qin]], [[junyu zhan]]
- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/logseq
@@ -13,12 +12,12 @@
- [[open source]]
- server components not quite, but coming soon
- browser based but also offers an [[app]] (electron)
- - based around [[git]], like the [[agora]]
- - can create a repository for you
+ - based around [[git]], like the [[agora]]
+ - can create a repository for you
- defaults to [[org-mode]] instead of [[markdown]] but they now (as of June 2021) support markdown well
- uses [[isomorphic git]]
- [[oauth]] support
-
-https://twitter.com/FISSIONcodes/status/1380313842622717953
-
-
+ - [[fission]] https://twitter.com/FISSIONcodes/status/1380313842622717953
+ - [[2022-05]] raised [[4m]]
+ - quite slow at the ~5k notes range unfortunately. As of [[2022-05-26]] I'm experimenting with using [[wiki vim]] instead, although I do miss some [[logseq]] features.
+ - #bug https://github.com/logseq/logseq/issues/2089
diff --git a/logseq/bak/I should remember this.md.2022-05-04T20_08_18.134Z b/logseq/bak/I should remember this.md.2022-05-04T20_08_18.134Z
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+- I should remember many things, but I usually don't, which is why I like [[wikis]] and the [[agora]].
+- #pull [[do]] [[todo]] [[read]] [[later]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/README.md.2022-05-26T17_12_57.483Z b/logseq/bak/README.md.2022-05-26T17_12_57.483Z
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+# Flancian's digital garden
+
+- Welcome to my [[digital garden]]!
+- This garden is part of the [Agora](https://anagora.org/node/agora) and can be found rendered in https://anagora.org/. If you're viewing this on Github, you will have a suboptimal experience (many links will be broken).
+- If you'd like help setting up a digital garden like this one for yourself, please reach out to me in any way you find convenient: [[identity]].
+- For more information about my other projects, please refer to https://flancia.org.
+- If you'd like to see this graphed, this is current as of [[2021-01-27]]: https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1354425781766803458
+
+## Navigating this garden
+
+- Please use the search function on the top, or begin by browsing one of the following popular nodes (in the sense that they are highly connected):
+ - [[person]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[do]]
+ - [[flancia]]
+ - [[manifesto]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[agora plan]]
+ - [[agora feature requests]]
+ - [[agora protocol]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[stoa]]
+- [[pull]] [[flancian]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/The flower in the lotus.md.2022-05-28T18_10_39.682Z b/logseq/bak/The flower in the lotus.md.2022-05-28T18_10_39.682Z
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+- #pull [[dharma]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/The flower in the lotus.md.2022-05-28T18_11_04.588Z b/logseq/bak/The flower in the lotus.md.2022-05-28T18_11_04.588Z
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+- #pull [[buddhist]] [[dharma]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora abstract.md.2022-05-01T21_01_01.729Z b/logseq/bak/agora abstract.md.2022-05-01T21_01_01.729Z
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+- I try to write [[abstracts]] for possible [[papers]] related to the [[agora]].
+ - This was motivated by [[pkm book]]'s [[call for chapters]]
+ - #pull [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #0 in flancia there is an agora (perhaps to be read later)
+ - #1 the [[agora]] tries to be a minimal viable [[ethical]] [[knowledge commons]]
+ - #2 the [[agora]] is a platform that lets you do [[yoga]] for the [[mind]] with others
+ - #3 the [[agora]] is a platform for [[effective altruism]].
+ - #4 the [[agora]] is a repository of [[patterns]].
+ - #5 the [[agora]] is a platform for the the study of the [[phenomenology of reading and writing]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora bootstrap.md.2022-05-07T16_21_56.715Z b/logseq/bak/agora bootstrap.md.2022-05-07T16_21_56.715Z
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+# agora bootstrap
+
+- the agora runs in a user in your computer. I use `agora`.
+ - `sudo adduser agora`
+ - `sudo su - agora`.
+- you can optionally set up this user so it auto-starts all agora services you want to run.
+ - `sudo loginctl enable-linger agora` to have user services stick across restarts
+ - then set up [[systemd]] user services for [[agora server]] (frontend/reader) and [[agora bridge]] (writer) in the `agora` user (more details to come soon)
+- [[clone repos]]
+ - agora: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora.git`
+ - agora-server: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
+ - agora-bridge: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora bootstrap.md.2022-05-07T16_22_56.042Z b/logseq/bak/agora bootstrap.md.2022-05-07T16_22_56.042Z
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+# agora bootstrap
+- the agora runs in a user in your computer. I use `agora`.
+ - `sudo adduser agora`
+ - `sudo su - agora`.
+- you can optionally set up this user so it auto-starts all agora services you want to run.
+ - `sudo loginctl enable-linger agora` to have user services stick across restarts
+ - then set up [[systemd]] user services for [[agora server]] (frontend/reader) and [[agora bridge]] (writer) in the `agora` user (more details to come soon)
+- [[clone repos]]
+ - agora: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora.git`
+ - agora-server: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
+ - agora-bridge: `git clone https://github.com/flancian/agora-server.git`
+-
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora development.md.2022-04-25T18_30_34.791Z b/logseq/bak/agora development.md.2022-04-25T18_30_34.791Z
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+# Agora Development
+
+- A [[group]].
+- A [[stoa]].
+ - Heavily interacts with [[fedstoa]].
+ - [[project]] [[agora]]
+ - [[project]] [[agora bridge]]
+ - [[project]] [[agora protocol]]
+ - [[project]] [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+- A [[matrix]] channel.
+ - [[go]] https://matrix.to/#/#anagora:matrix.org
+- See [[servers]].
+- 
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora discuss.md.2022-04-25T18_30_34.797Z b/logseq/bak/agora discuss.md.2022-04-25T18_30_34.797Z
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+# Agora Discuss
+- a [[room]].
+ - #chat #matrix
+ - #go https://matrix.to/#/#anagora:matrix.org
+ - [[discord servers]]
+ - You can #push things here to make them known to the community :)
+ - You can always start by using the [[stoa]] below.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-15T09_30_27.383Z b/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-15T09_30_27.383Z
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+# Agora Ext
+
+- a [[browser extension]]
+ - it makes [[wikilinks]] clickable on your browser on arbitrary websites.
+ - [[firefox]] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/agora/
+ - [[chrome]] pending
+ - by [[vera]] and [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[git]] https://gitlab.com/veracantcode/agora-ext
+ - [[go]] [[git]]
+ - I think this needs updating to point to the [[flancia coop]] repository?
+ - [[pull]] [[patterns everywhere]]
+ - likely new name
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-15T09_31_26.153Z b/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-15T09_31_26.153Z
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+- a [[browser extension]]
+ - it makes [[wikilinks]] clickable on your browser on arbitrary websites... sometimes :)
+ - [[firefox]] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/agora/
+ - [[chrome]] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/agora/joalfhedjllnlphmdbegppmhchhmlddc
+ - by [[vera]] and [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[git]] https://gitlab.com/veracantcode/agora-ext
+ - [[go]] [[git]]
+ - I think this needs updating to point to the [[flancia coop]] repository?
+ - [[pull]] [[patterns everywhere]]
+ - likely new name
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-16T20_22_39.125Z b/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-16T20_22_39.125Z
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+- a [[browser extension]]
+ - it makes [[wikilinks]] clickable on your browser on arbitrary websites... sometimes :)
+ - by [[vera]], [[evan boehs]], [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[firefox]] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/agora/
+ - [[chrome]] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/agora/joalfhedjllnlphmdbegppmhchhmlddc
+ - [[git]] https://gitlab.com/veracantcode/agora-ext
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - I think this needs updating to point to the [[flancia coop]] repository?
+ - [[git2]] https://github.com/flancia-coop/wikilinks-everywhere
+ - [[pull]] [[patterns everywhere]]
+ - likely new name
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-16T20_29_59.316Z b/logseq/bak/agora ext.md.2022-05-16T20_29_59.316Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- a [[browser extension]]
+ - it makes [[wikilinks]] clickable on your browser on arbitrary websites... sometimes :)
+ - by [[vera]], [[evan boehs]], [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[firefox]] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/agora/
+ - [[chrome]] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/agora/joalfhedjllnlphmdbegppmhchhmlddc
+ - [[git]] https://gitlab.com/veracantcode/agora-ext
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - I think this needs updating to point to the [[flancia coop]] repository?
+ - [[git2]] https://github.com/flancia-coop/wikilinks-everywhere
+ - [[pull]] [[patterns everywhere]]
+ - likely new name
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora graphs.md.2022-05-19T20_21_13.230Z b/logseq/bak/agora graphs.md.2022-05-19T20_21_13.230Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+# agora graphs
+
+- [[pull]] [[agora graph]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_26_58.320Z b/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_26_58.320Z
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run an Agora of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+- [[pull]] [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+- [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[go]] [[git]]
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_13.284Z b/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_13.284Z
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
+ - [[protocol]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_23.238Z b/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_23.238Z
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
+ - [[protocol]] [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_32.723Z b/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_32.723Z
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
+ - [[protocol]] [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_53.247Z b/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_27_53.247Z
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[root]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
+ - [[protocol]] [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_28_07.332Z b/logseq/bak/agora.md.2022-05-27T20_28_07.332Z
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+# Agora
+
+- **The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.**
+ - See [[go/agora-slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
+- The [[agora]] you're likely reading this in, `anagora.org`, is just one of many.
+ - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
+ - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
+ - The Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know. Through projects such as [[agora twitter integration]], we hope to make the Agora available to anyone that has access to a social network account. If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to [this Hacker News comment](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25577016). If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
+ - This [[agora]] is in [[social media]].
+ - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
+- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
+ - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
+ - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
+ - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]]
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[root]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
+ - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
+ - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
+ - #go [[git]]
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
+ - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
+ - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
+ - [[architecture]] https://social.coop/@flancian/108346148663576473
+ - [[protocol]] [[agora protocol]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/all conscious beings.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.436Z b/logseq/bak/all conscious beings.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.436Z
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+# all conscious beings
+
+- I don't know how many types of conscious beings there are, and how many there will be in the future and in the [[multiverse]] -- but I know there are many.
+- You, reader, are one of them.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/ana ulin.md.2022-05-26T18_57_28.662Z b/logseq/bak/ana ulin.md.2022-05-26T18_57_28.662Z
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+# Ana Ulin
+
+- A [[person]].
+- In [[social.coop]].
+- [[mastodon]] https://social.coop/@anaulin
+- [[project]] [[real coop stories]]
+- [[go]] https://anaulin.org
+- [[art]] https://robotmolecule.com
+- [[store]] https://anaulin.redbubble.com
+
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/avalokiteshvara.md.2022-05-28T18_30_02.580Z b/logseq/bak/avalokiteshvara.md.2022-05-28T18_30_02.580Z
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+# Avalokiteshvara
+
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[bodhisattva]] of [[compassion]].
+ - A [[role model]].
+ - I struggle to remember this name. Avalo - kitesh - vara
+- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalokite%C5%9Bvara
+ - "This bodhisattva is variably depicted, described and portrayed in different cultures as either [[male]] or [[female]]."
+- [[pull]] [[avalokitesvara]]
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/avalokitesvara.md.2022-05-07T15_17_52.721Z b/logseq/bak/avalokitesvara.md.2022-05-07T15_17_52.721Z
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+# Avalokitesvara
+
+- [[pull]] [[avalokiteshvara]].
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/avalokitesvara.md.2022-05-28T18_28_45.683Z b/logseq/bak/avalokitesvara.md.2022-05-28T18_28_45.683Z
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+- [[pull]] [[avalokiteshvara]].
+- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalokite%C5%9Bvara
+- 
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+# Being
+
+- See [[person]].
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/big timer.md.2022-04-30T18_08_54.148Z b/logseq/bak/big timer.md.2022-04-30T18_08_54.148Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - the most flexible online [[timer]] I know of
+ - #go https://bigtimer.net
+ - #pull [[koos looijesteijn]] built it but sold it
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/black kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_07_21.180Z b/logseq/bak/black kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_07_21.180Z
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+- We have a [[white kallax]]. What would a [[kallax]] of a [[different color]] look like?
+ -
+ - What about [[ultraviolet]]?
+ - What about [[caramel]]?
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/bodhisattva vow.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.401Z b/logseq/bak/bodhisattva vow.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.401Z
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+# Bodhisattva Vow
+
+- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhisattva_vow
+- The four encompassing vows:
+ - Masses of creatures, without bounds, we vow to save them all.
+ - Anxiety and hate, desires inexhaustible, we vow to break them all.
+ - Dharma gates beyond measure, we vow to learn them all.
+ - Buddha Way, unsurpassable, we vow to accomplish it.
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/bodhisattva.md.2022-04-25T18_30_35.811Z b/logseq/bak/bodhisattva.md.2022-04-25T18_30_35.811Z
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+# bodhisattva
+
+- a [[being]].
+ - who practices [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/braids.md.2022-05-17T19_31_50.877Z b/logseq/bak/braids.md.2022-05-17T19_31_50.877Z
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+- a [[game]].
+ - not to be confused with [[braid]].
+ - Braid is a solita
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+- a [[game]].
+ - not to be confused with [[braid]].
+ - Braid is a solitaire/coop game I think I may have invented.
+ - It goes like this:
+ - you [[count]], from zero up.
+ - I do this while meditating, but that's optional, I guess.
+ - Unless we're always meditating without knowing it?
+ - [[buddha nature]] and all
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+- a [[game]].
+ - not to be confused with [[braid]].
+ - Braid is a solitaire/coop game I think I may have invented.
+ - It goes like this:
+ - you [[count]], from zero up.
+ - I do this while meditating, but that's optional, I guess.
+ - Unless we're always meditating?
+ - ([[buddha nature]] and all)
+ - as you count, you visualize the number.
+ - I do a version of [[box breathing]].
+ - It helps me reach [[samatha]].
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/braids.md.2022-05-17T19_34_41.104Z b/logseq/bak/braids.md.2022-05-17T19_34_41.104Z
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+- a [[game]].
+ - not to be confused with [[braid]].
+ - Braid is a solitaire/coop game I think I may have invented.
+ - It goes like this:
+ - you [[count]], from zero up.
+ - I do this while meditating, but that's optional, I guess.
+ - Unless we're always meditating?
+ - ([[buddha nature]] and all)
+ - as you count, you visualize the number.
+ - I do a version of [[box breathing]].
+ - It helps me reach [[samatha]].
+ - as I breathe in, I count up a square 👆
+ - as I hold, I traverse a lateral edge ▶
+ - as I breathe out, I
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/braids.md.2022-05-18T12_29_27.420Z b/logseq/bak/braids.md.2022-05-18T12_29_27.420Z
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+- a [[game]].
+ - not to be confused with [[braid]].
+ - Braid is a solitaire/coop game I think I may have invented.
+ - It goes like this:
+ - you [[count]], from zero up.
+ - I do this while meditating, but that's optional, I guess.
+ - Unless we're always meditating?
+ - ([[buddha nature]] and all)
+ - as you count, you visualize the number.
+ - I do a version of [[box breathing]].
+ - It helps me reach [[samatha]].
+ - as I breathe in, I count up the side of a square 👆
+ - as I hold, I traverse a lateral edge ▶
+ - as I breathe out, I factorize the number as I go down 👇
+ - as I am yet not breathing in, I optionally rest
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/buddha.md.2022-05-01T15_16_48.970Z b/logseq/bak/buddha.md.2022-05-01T15_16_48.970Z
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+# Buddha
+
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[philosopher]] [[bodhisattva]] [[arahant]]
+ - [[pull]] [[buddha nature]]
+ - [[shakyamuni]]
+ - I'm not sure about my thoughts on many earlier and later [[buddhas]], but I do believe there are many apart from [[siddharta gautama]].
+ - I consider myself a [[rational]] [[buddhist]].
+ - [[meta]]
+ - Ha, I can't believe I hadn't noded him until [[2020-12-11]].
+ - As of [[2021-11-20]] this was still clearly a stub.
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_12_18.781Z b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_12_18.781Z
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+# Buddhist
+
+- I consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+- The [[buddha]] got a lot right.
+- https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_13_22.812Z b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_13_22.812Z
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+# Buddhist
+
+- I consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+ - The [[buddha]] got a lot right.
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
+ - Update (2022): I have read Buddhist scripture and commentary and my opinion of Buddha and his many followers only improved.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_03.033Z b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_03.033Z
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+# Buddhist
+
+- I consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+ - The [[buddha]] got a lot right.
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
+ - Update (2022): I have read Buddhist scripture and commentary and my opinion of Buddha and his many followers only improved. Buddhist is really a good set of memes overall. It can be patched -- like anything can. But it's the best base I know of.
+ - I did grow up in a Catholic country so I carry many Christian memes for sure. Many are good as well.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_28.230Z b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_28.230Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_28.230Z
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+- I consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+ - The [[buddha]] got a lot right.
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
+ - Update (2022): I have read Buddhist scripture and commentary and my opinion of Buddha and his many followers only improved. Buddhist is really a good set of memes overall. It can be patched -- like anything can. But it's the best base I know of.
+ - I did grow up in a Catholic country so I carry many [[Christian memes]] for sure. Many are good as well.
+ - #pull [[om mani padme hum]]
+ - #pull [[gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_59.097Z b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_59.097Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/buddhist.md.2022-05-28T18_14_59.097Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- I consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+ - #pull [[om mani padme hum]]
+ - #pull [[gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha]]
+ - The [[buddhas]] and [[bodhisattvas]] get a lot right.
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1353368200080220162
+ - Update (2022): I have read Buddhist scripture and commentary and my opinion of Buddha and his many followers only improved. Buddhist is really a good set of memes overall. It can be patched -- like anything can. But it's the best base I know of.
+ - I did grow up in a Catholic country so I carry many [[Christian memes]] for sure. Many are good as well.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/build bridges.md.2022-06-05T14_11_18.824Z b/logseq/bak/build bridges.md.2022-06-05T14_11_18.824Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/build bridges.md.2022-06-05T14_11_18.824Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+# build bridges
+- [[live bridges]] are pro-social.
+- All bridges were once [[desire paths]] in the [[air]].
+- #pull [[building bridges]]
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_00_59.718Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- about [[16]] people so far
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_01_58.872Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+- about [[16]] people so far
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_03_04.957Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_03_04.957Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_03_04.957Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - about [[20]] people attending
+ - [[rito]]
+ - what if parts of religion and science
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_06_00.897Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_06_00.897Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c8441c050
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_06_00.897Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - about [[20]] people attending
+ - [[rito]]
+ - what if parts of religion (spirituality) and science can converge?
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_06_59.821Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_06_59.821Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f93e3d63e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_06_59.821Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - [[rito]]
+ - what if parts of religion (spirituality) and science can converge?
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_07_58.580Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_07_58.580Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f30b6b048
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_07_58.580Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - [[rito]]
+ - what if parts of religion (spirituality) and science can converge?
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[bella]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]]
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_09_04.755Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_09_04.755Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..58d9181e0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_09_04.755Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[bella]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]]:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_10_03.770Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_10_03.770Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f0ab02e15
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_10_03.770Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[bella]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]]:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_11_02.814Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_11_02.814Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..49d3e29e9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_11_02.814Z
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]]:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_12_01.639Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_12_01.639Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a77866a3e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_12_01.639Z
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]]:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_13_00.530Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_13_00.530Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..449c66e55
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_13_00.530Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]]:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_13_59.586Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_13_59.586Z
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index 000000000..8e6ffe924
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_13_59.586Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_15_05.771Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_15_05.771Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0da3eaa3a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_15_05.771Z
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_16_04.563Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_16_04.563Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a1d02d7c3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_16_04.563Z
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_17_03.424Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_17_03.424Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6f9d3f43e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_17_03.424Z
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_18_02.419Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_18_02.419Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..78efa709f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_18_02.419Z
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_19_01.331Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_19_01.331Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..952fcd90c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_19_01.331Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - [[1k members]]
+ - organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_20_00.224Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_20_00.224Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_20_00.224Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_21_06.329Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_21_06.329Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_21_06.329Z
@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_22_05.354Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_22_05.354Z
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index 000000000..9edb60d2b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_22_05.354Z
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are yo
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_24_02.786Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_24_02.786Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..52ee40dcd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_24_02.786Z
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_25_01.802Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_25_01.802Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_25_01.802Z
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario cesareo]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_28_04.677Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_28_04.677Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e1db061fc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_28_04.677Z
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario cesareo]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_37_05.190Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_37_05.190Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_37_05.190Z
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_39_02.321Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_39_02.321Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..94ac7f6a2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_39_02.321Z
@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_40_01.308Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_40_01.308Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fe930345c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_40_01.308Z
@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_41_07.688Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_41_07.688Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4c080628d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_41_07.688Z
@@ -0,0 +1,44 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_42_06.528Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_42_06.528Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_42_06.528Z
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[fritjof]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_43_05.430Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_43_05.430Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_43_05.430Z
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_44_04.523Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_44_04.523Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_44_04.523Z
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - .
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_45_03.481Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_45_03.481Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_45_03.481Z
@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_46_02.349Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_46_02.349Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5c1f97db1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_46_02.349Z
@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_47_01.323Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_47_01.323Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9a7e087d6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_47_01.323Z
@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[frijof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_48_07.541Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_48_07.541Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fb05e3187
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_48_07.541Z
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[frijof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_49_06.436Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_49_06.436Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_49_06.436Z
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+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[frijof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_50_05.189Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_50_05.189Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_50_05.189Z
@@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[frijof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_51_04.052Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_51_04.052Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c31b997c4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_51_04.052Z
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_52_03.272Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_52_03.272Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..067963fe5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_52_03.272Z
@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_53_02.434Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_53_02.434Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a799ec646
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_53_02.434Z
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_54_01.433Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_54_01.433Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..570c82069
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_54_01.433Z
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_55_07.663Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_55_07.663Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c294e0ad4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_55_07.663Z
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the mechanistic mindset
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_58_04.170Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_58_04.170Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f67b13257
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_58_04.170Z
@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_59_03.065Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_59_03.065Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..daf56531d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T16_59_03.065Z
@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_00_09.349Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_00_09.349Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3ece00227
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_00_09.349Z
@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_02_06.997Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_02_06.997Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..604e295b7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_02_06.997Z
@@ -0,0 +1,70 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_03_05.857Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_03_05.857Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3942b8b40
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_03_05.857Z
@@ -0,0 +1,72 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_04_04.762Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_04_04.762Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a75251c6c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_04_04.762Z
@@ -0,0 +1,75 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ - [[jeanette]]
+ - reach out if you're interested in discussing
+ - [[ani ahavah]]
+ - reads out a beautiful view from a [[systems point of view]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_06_09.531Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_06_09.531Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..64dedb1d7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_06_09.531Z
@@ -0,0 +1,75 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ - [[jeanette]]
+ - reach out if you're interested in discussing
+ - [[ani ahavah]]
+ - reads out a nice poem, [[a systems point of view]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_07_08.440Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_07_08.440Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cf4a16af4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_07_08.440Z
@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ - “Think globally, act accordingly" -Terry Tempest Williams
+ - [[jeanette]]
+ - reach out if you're interested in discussing
+ - [[ani ahavah]]
+ - reads out a nice poem, [[a systems point of view]]
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - You can find resources, a full community and events by facilitators here: https://workthatreconnects.org/
+ - To continue the exploration and discussion about how to change social systems: https://www.programmes.gaiaeducation.uk/deep-transformation
+ - Our own alumni community: https://alumninetwork.capracourse.net/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_09_05.539Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_09_05.539Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dcb031abe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_09_05.539Z
@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul higgins]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa satteil]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas pennington]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ - “Think globally, act accordingly" - [[Terry Tempest Williams]]
+ - [[jeanette]]
+ - reach out if you're interested in discussing
+ - [[ani ahavah]]
+ - reads out a nice poem, [[a systems point of view]]
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - You can find resources, a full community and events by facilitators here: https://workthatreconnects.org/
+ - To continue the exploration and discussion about how to change social systems: https://www.programmes.gaiaeducation.uk/deep-transformation
+ - Our own alumni community: https://alumninetwork.capracourse.net/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_10_04.537Z b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_10_04.537Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8677d72a5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course closing circle.md.2022-05-22T17_10_04.537Z
@@ -0,0 +1,81 @@
+- on [[2022-05-22]]
+ - for [[capra course]]
+ - about [[32]] people attending
+ - begins with a [[moment of grounding]], 2x [[bell]] (nice) by [[della duncan]]
+ - [[fritjof capra]] says:
+ - glad to see people face to face, usually enjoy the closing circles tremendously, looking forward to hearing from you
+ - taking an opportunity to reflect on the difficult times we're living in, and the transition we're living through.
+ - in the last 40 years I have seen technological revolution, backlash -- the turn of the chaotic pendulum
+ - [[war in ukraine]] seems to be a regression to the status quo around the 50s-60s
+ - grew up tens of miles away from the [[iron curtain]] in [[austria]]
+ - the two blocs were in [[competition]]
+ - [[bloc thinking]] is making a comeback:
+ - [[putin]], who seemingly wants to rebuild the russian empire as it was pre 1989
+ - [[nato]], an alliance from [[cold war]] times
+ - both blocs are incompatible with the massively interconnected world we live in today
+ - our major problems are [[global]] and [[systemic]]
+ - we need [[cooperation]], [[negotiation]] and [[compromise]] to solve them, not [[competition]] or [[war]]
+ - the outlines of the necessary [[compromise]] in this conflict seem clear:
+ - [[putin]] will not get to rebuild imperial russia
+ - [[ukraine]] will not get to join [[nato]], but rather remain neutral
+ - when dealing with a bully, increasing military tension does not seem a wise path to follow
+ - [[cuban missile crisis]] [[1962]] was resolved by [[diplomacy]] and with a compromise
+ - [[usa]] withdrew missiles from [[turkey]]
+ - [[russia]] withdrew missiles from [[cuba]]
+ - hopefully [[diplomacy]] and [[compromise]] will outweigh the [[mechanistic]] bloc thinking from the past
+ - [[silvia]] says:
+ - I will be the [[alumni network]] coordinator
+ - you don't have to do anything on your side, same login will work for this network
+ - [[alumni gatherings]] 4x a year
+ - on equinoxes and solstices :)
+ - Tues June 21st, 9am - 10:15am PDT, June Solstice Gathering
+ - [[1k members]] organized in currently [[55 groups]]
+ - reach out if you want a [[certificate]]
+ - [[della duncan]] on to [[breakout rooms]]
+ - "how are you integrating the knowledge from the course"?
+ - with [[paul higgings]] and [[dario pulcini]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
+ - [[feedback loop]]
+ - terminology that is trans-disciplinary has wide appeal
+ - let's send links to each other?
+ - [[paul]] https://ltcwrk.com/introduction/
+ - [[della]]: another alum doing great work with visualizing systems thinking - https://www.lindaboothsweeney.net
+ - [[sharing]]
+ - [[mandy van goeije]]
+ - [[illustrator]]
+ - [[arnd wächter]]
+ - very similar themes in the breakout room
+ - how do we engage with each other in a nurturing way? how do we change mindsets?
+ - [[feminist morality]]
+ - Q: how do we change culture?
+ - from the systems point of view, culture is an emergent phenomenon in a network of communications. as communication continues, there are feedback loops, and a system of values and behaviour emerges
+ - there is a difference between a [[social system]] and a [[community]]: when the earlier develops a culture, it becomes the latter.
+ - [[paul]]
+ - how to distill systems thinking for educators?
+ - [[fritjof]]: strategy has been to promote the [[capra course]] among educators
+ - [[gaia education]] [[work that reconnects]] (sp?) are associated communities
+ - [[della duncan]]: [[The Systems Thinking Playbook]]: Exercises to Stretch and Build Learning and Systems Thinking Capabilities"
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - the impact of network composition: how to combine communities, intensify connections between communities?
+ - [[lisa]] how would you describe our community?
+ - [[fritjof]] I'd describe it as a [[learning community]]. It seems like the simplest and most powerful way to enact [[transformative learning]], learning which changes our worldview.
+ - When we learn in a [[community]], you discuss concept relationships while you experience human relationships; this has a powerful emotional component.
+ - [[rito]] the issue of perception and the [[mechanistic mindset]]
+ - work/life balance and interconnection
+ - [[be like water]]
+ - [[thomas]]
+ - "think globally, act locally" makes sense -- but now we can "act globally" and that is a beautiful thing
+ - [[pankaj]]
+ - had a great experience applying systems level thinking
+ - [[meriel]]
+ - on how to deal with the institutions we interact with (e.g. work with) as we grapple with value alignment
+ - “Think globally, act accordingly" - [[Terry Tempest Williams]]
+ - [[jeanette]]
+ - reach out if you're interested in discussing
+ - [[ani]]
+ - reads out a nice poem, [[a systems point of view]]
+ - [[silvia]]
+ - You can find resources, a full community and events by facilitators here: https://workthatreconnects.org/
+ - To continue the exploration and discussion about how to change social systems: https://www.programmes.gaiaeducation.uk/deep-transformation
+ - Our own alumni community: https://alumninetwork.capracourse.net/
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_39_19.922Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_39_19.922Z
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_41_18.048Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_41_18.048Z
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_42_17.037Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_42_17.037Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..12e3fa8df
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,136 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_43_16.286Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_43_16.286Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_44_22.449Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_44_22.449Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_44_22.449Z
@@ -0,0 +1,144 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_45_21.512Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_45_21.512Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0b6e20b4e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_45_21.512Z
@@ -0,0 +1,145 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_46_20.639Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_46_20.639Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,147 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - [[reinventing fire]]
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_47_19.577Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_47_19.577Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..43f54ebd9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_47_19.577Z
@@ -0,0 +1,149 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology
+ - eradicating
+ - [[reinventing fire]]
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_48_18.650Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_48_18.650Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..06299de16
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_48_18.650Z
@@ -0,0 +1,151 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]]
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_49_17.835Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_49_17.835Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..84b0fd7e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_49_17.835Z
@@ -0,0 +1,153 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_50_16.983Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_50_16.983Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a30cfda64
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_50_16.983Z
@@ -0,0 +1,157 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_51_15.981Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_51_15.981Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7ee5a5d88
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_51_15.981Z
@@ -0,0 +1,161 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_52_14.858Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_52_14.858Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_52_14.858Z
@@ -0,0 +1,162 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_53_13.786Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_53_13.786Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6a3ad8976
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_53_13.786Z
@@ -0,0 +1,167 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_54_12.721Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_54_12.721Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8c685487f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_54_12.721Z
@@ -0,0 +1,167 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
\ No newline at end of file
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new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,170 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]]
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crops
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_56_10.911Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_56_10.911Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8a7b20ced
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,171 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over
+ - high energy use resulted in great
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_57_17.429Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_57_17.429Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_58_16.216Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_58_16.216Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,175 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_59_15.111Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T12_59_15.111Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..378e6212c
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,178 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers,
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_00_14.031Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_00_14.031Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_01_12.890Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_01_12.890Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b7e4617e8
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,182 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_02_11.797Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_02_11.797Z
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - agroecology (is/might be) able to raise agricultural conomically viable, rea
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_03_17.941Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_03_17.941Z
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,183 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_04_16.943Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_04_16.943Z
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index 000000000..a8621d99f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_04_16.943Z
@@ -0,0 +1,185 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ -
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ -
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - [[ecodesign]]
+ -
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [human purposes] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world
+ - [[david orr]]
+ -
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ -
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,198 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_32_15.047Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_32_15.047Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b8a4e752c
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,201 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + fee
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_33_14.119Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_33_14.119Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,201 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_34_13.002Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_34_13.002Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..90800c44d
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,203 @@
+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ - urban [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[curitiba]]
+ - ~60 cities have adopted the [[curitiba]] model
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_35_19.202Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_35_19.202Z
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ - urban [[ecodesign]]
+ - ~60 cities have adopted the [[curitiba]] model
+ - modern [[car free]] environments
+ - [[urban villages]]
+ - [[high density]] structures combined with ample [[green spaces]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_36_18.412Z b/logseq/bak/capra course.md.2022-05-22T13_36_18.412Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e69fd66fa
--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ - urban [[ecodesign]]
+ - ~60 cities have adopted the [[curitiba]] model
+ - modern [[car free]] environments
+ - [[urban villages]]
+ - [[high density]] structures combined with ample [[green spaces]]
+ - [[system solutions]] in this lecture seem to provide ample evidence that we have the tools to build a [[sustainable future]] -- what we need is [[political will]] and [[leadership]]
+- [[conclusion]]
+ -
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ - urban [[ecodesign]]
+ - ~60 cities have adopted the [[curitiba]] model
+ - modern [[car free]] environments
+ - [[urban villages]]
+ - [[high density]] structures combined with ample [[green spaces]]
+ - [[system solutions]] in this lecture seem to provide ample evidence that we have the tools to build a [[sustainable future]] -- what we need is [[political will]] and [[leadership]]
+- [[conclusion]]
+ - [[leadership]] means [[facilitating the emergence of novelty]]
+ - often asked: "will there be enough time to save human civilization", "can we have hope for the future"?
+ - the most inspiring answer to this comes from [[václav havel]]
+ - a meditation on [[hope]] itself
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
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+- a [[course]].
+ - #go https://www.capracourse.net
+ - sounds amazing! let's see :)
+ - #pull [[frijof capra]] [[patterns of connection]] [[systems and cybernetics]]
+ - [[spring]]
+ - "Welcome to the Capra Course! The lectures will be posted on this page. The first lecture will be released on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, and a new lecture will be released every Wednesday thereafter. By the time the course is completed, there will be 12 lectures released in total."
+ - "After the last lecture is released on May 11, 2022, all 12 lectures will be accessible until June 22, 2022. The course will then be closed and alumni will be transferred to our Alumni Network."
+ - "Please watch the video for each lecture, read the lecture summary, and then head on over to the Forum for discussion."
+ - "You may begin by making connections with other students in the course any time using the forums or by reading the introduction to [[The Systems View of Life]] in preparation for the course."
+ - [[forum]] https://spring.capracourse.net/forum/
+ - [[lecture 1]] [[systems thinking]]
+ - introduction
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-1-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 2]] [[the web of life]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Lecture-2-Summary.pdf
+ - [[lecture 3]] [[order and complexity in the living world]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-3-Summary.pdf
+ - complex systems ~ [[non linear systems]]
+ - [[lecture 4]] [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-4-Summary.pdf
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]]
+ - [[lipid walls]] acted as proto membranes, formed [[bubbles]]
+ - within simple bubbles that tended to let some compounds selectively in and keep them in, those compounds collisioned and interacted much more often than without
+ - yields [[network chemistry]], highly [[non linear]]
+ - ()[[non linear dynamics]], [[complexity theory]] figures prominently.)
+ - competition for nutrients yielded [[evolutionary pressure]]
+ - [[universal ancestor]] is thought to have come into existence around ~3.5B years ago
+ - colonized essentially our whole environment, making future life possible
+ - #push [[the systems view of evolution]]
+ - [[prebiotic evolution]] plus new understanding of [[biological evolution]]
+ - rather than seeing evolution as the result of random mutations, the central focus is on the creativity unfolding of life in forms of increasing complexity of increasing diversity
+ - the [[dynamics of life's creativity]]
+ - #push [[history of evolutionary thought]]
+ - #push [[charles darwin]]
+ - based his theory on two core ideas:
+ - [[chance variation]] -> [[random mutation]]
+ - [[natural selection]]
+ - all living organisms are related by common ancestry
+ - [[beagle]]
+ - Darwin knew not of a remedy to a problem of his theory: he thought heredity worked so that offspring received 50% of the traits of each ancestor, their offspring 25%, theirs 12.5%, etc.
+ - Darwin saw this as a flaw as it showed that positive traits would disappear very quickly after arising and being selected by chance.
+ - [[Mendel]] of course discovered the units of heredity, [[genes]].
+ - [[Mendel]] wrote to [[Darwin]] ()!), and allegedly Darwin didn't read the letter because it was in German and had too much math on it (!).
+ - [[radical shift]] in biological thought: from [[being]] to [[becoming]] (a shift towards change)
+ - [[holistic view]]
+ - #push [[neodarwinism]]
+ - evolutionary variations result from random mutations, being random genetic changes, followed by natural selection.
+ - #push [[systems view of evolution]]
+ - recognizes three major avenues of evolution:
+ - [[random mutations]] == [[genetic mutations]]
+ - most mutations are harmful, few lead to positive variations
+ - note that one bacteria can become [[billions]] in just one day
+ - [[horizontal genetic transfer]] == [[gene trading]]
+ - [[bacteria]] freely trade genes, swap genes with each other
+ - global trading of genes (!)
+ - [[lynn margulis]]
+ - some [[microbiologists]] argue that [[bacteria]] should not be categorized into [[species]]
+ - during the first [[2 billion]] years of evolution, only bacteria were around
+ - [[bacteria]] bootstrapped it all, established the global system
+ - #push [[bacteria]] also invented:
+ - [[fermentation]]
+ - [[photosynthesis]]
+ - [[nitrogen fixation]]
+ - [[rapid motion]]
+ - [[respiration]] (!)
+ - [[symbiogenesis]]
+ - [[evolution through symbiosis]]
+ - [[lynn margulis]] as well
+ - hypothesis: long term [[symbiosis]] involving [[bacteria]] and other [[microorganisms]] as hosts/guests led to complex life
+ - [[acquiring genomes]]
+ - compares organisms to [[corporations]]
+ - all three of the previous produce changes that need to be integrated into the physical and chemical environment; if the integration of new genetic information doesn't work, the organism can't survive -> there's natural selection
+ - [[epigenetic network]]
+ - real life example: in human life you make plans (you have a plan for your night), plans need to adapt to random occurrences (people you run into; other events out of your sphere of control). evolution works the same way.
+ - #push [[david brower]] narrative: compresses 4.5B years (the [[age of the earth]]) into the six days of [[biblical creation]]
+ - [[sunday midnight]] creation
+ - [[tuesday 8am]] first bacterial cells
+ - [[thursday midnight]] planetary system
+ - [[friday 4pm]] sexual reproduction invented
+ - [[saturday]] all visible forms of life evolved
+ - [[1.30am]] first marine animals
+ - [[9.30am]] first plants come ashore
+ - [[16.50]] great reptiles, roam for five hours
+ - [[17.30]] first mammals
+ - [[22]] first primates
+ - [[23]] first monkeys
+ - [[23:40]] great apes appear
+ - [[23:56]] [[homo habilis]]
+ - [[23:59:30]] [[homo sapiens]] begins to evolve
+ - [[23:59:49]] humans
+ - less than one second before midnight: [[written history]]
+ - [[australopithecus afarensis]]
+ - [[big brains]] seem to have yielded all these innovations [[four million years ago]]:
+ - [[language]]
+ - [[reflective consciousness]]
+ - [[tool making]]
+ - [[social]]
+ - [[homo habilis]] [[two million years ago]]
+ - [[homo erectus]]
+ - [[homo sapiens]] [[250k years ago]]
+ - [[cro magnon]] -- anatomically identical to us. fully developed [[language]]. brought about an explosion of technological and artistic innovations.
+ - [[lascaux cave]]
+ - [[chauvet cave]]
+ - [[300 paintings]] of high artistic achievement and with a [[narrative]]
+ - [[lecture 5]] [[mind and consciousness]]
+ - [[summary]] https://spring.capracourse.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Lecture-5-Summary.pdf
+ - [[gregory bateson]]
+ - [[1960s]] mind as a [[process]]
+ - #push [[santiago theory]]
+ - [[humberto maturana]]
+ - [[francisco varela]]
+ - a new conception of the nature of [[mind]] and [[consciousness]] is an implication of the [[systemic understanding of life]]
+ - it goes beyond the [[cartesian division]].
+ - [[rené descartes]] based his thought on a fundamental division between [[res cogitans]] (the thinking mind) and [[res extensa]] (matter, the extensive thing)
+ - [[mind]] as an intangible entity poses the question of how it interacts with matter
+ - mind and consciousness are not [[things]], they are [[processes]]
+ - [[gregory bateson]] [[mental process]]
+ - independently [[humberto maturana]] had similar ideas w.r.t. [[cognition]]
+ - [[francisco varela]] worked with him and developed his insights into a theory known as [[santiago theory of cognition]]
+ - [[cognitive science]] is a [[transdisciplinary approach]]
+ - the process of knowing and the process of life are one and the same
+ - [[cognition]] is the activity involved in the self generation and self perpetuation of [[living networks]]
+ - the self organizing activity of a living system at all levels is [[mental activity]]
+ - the interactions of a living organism with its environment are [[cognitive interactions]]
+ - life and cognition are inseparably connected at all levels of life
+ - cognitive activity is [[immanent]] in life
+ - [[cognition]] does not require a [[brain]]/nervous system
+ - plants, bacteria which don't have nervous systems are all constantly involved in [[cognitive activities]] (as they perceive, react)
+ - (...) see screenshots / transcribe
+ - lecture 9, 10, 11 all great
+ - [[lecture 12]] [[systemic solutions]]
+ - [[energy crisis]]
+ - many possible solutions
+ - two false solutions, non-systemic
+ - [[clean coal]] is essentially an advertising slogan for new, unproven techniques for carbon capture
+ - hope that [[nuclear power]] could replace coal, but the risks were underexplored.
+ - in the book [[fritjof capra]] summarizes [[seven inconvenient truths]] about [[nuclear power]]
+ - creates significant greenhouse gases
+ - uranium supplies are very limited
+ - construction time of plants is too long
+ - waste storage problem remains unsolved
+ - nuclear power and nuclear weapons are inextricably linked
+ - new generation reactors have the same problems and are too late
+ - nuclera power is not viable commercially
+ - #push [[plan b]] by lester brown
+ - shows strategies building on existing technology, working examples from around the world
+ - eradicating [[poverty]] and stabilizing [[population]]
+ - stabilizing [[climate]]
+ - restoring the earth's [[ecosystems]]
+ - [[reinventing fire]] by [[amory lovins]]
+ - focus is narrower than brown's
+ - "to create a clear and practical vision of a fossil fuel free future backed up by quant analsys and to map out a path towards that future"
+ - massive savings in energy and cost
+ - hope is that business could get behind the cost savingssss
+ - [[the third industrial revolution]] by [[jeremy rifkin]]
+ - renewable energy sources
+ - hidrogen
+ - [[fossil fuel free future]]] (~ [[ffff]])
+ - electric vehicles
+ - smart grids
+ - government agencies focus
+ - [[widely distributed]] grids enabled by the [[internet]]
+ - [[global food crisis]]
+ - similar to and interlinked with the [[energy crisis]]
+ - two basic types of [[food systems]]
+ - industrial production: energy intensive, centralized, [[fossil fuel]] based
+ - traditional practices: distributed, organic
+ - [[chemical agriculture]] was hailed as a new era, and it was actually seen as a [[green revolution]], but...
+ - massive use of fertilizers/pesticides changed the whole fabric of agriculture
+ - single crop monoculture took over, led to soil depletion and escalating use of pesticides
+ - high energy use resulted in great concentration in very large farms
+ - [[gmos]]
+ - long session on this and genetic engineering in the book
+ - the main objective in genetic engineering seems to have been to increase the sales of chemicals :(
+ - #push [[agroecology]]
+ - [[organic farming]], [[permaculture]], [[sustainable argriculture]]
+ - variety of crops, rotated
+ - instead of chemical fertilizers, a focus on manure and organic material from previous crops
+ - it embodies ecological principles which have been tested by [[evolution]]
+ - soil is actually alive: there are billions of organisms in every [[cm3]]
+ - [[diversification]] and [[intercropping]]
+ - [[agroforestry]]
+ - "[[agroecology]] (is/might be) able to raise agricultural productivity in ways that are economically viable, ecologically sound and socially uplifting"
+ - soil that is organically managed *is a carbon store* (as it's full of life)
+ - **[[carbon sequestration]] in soil and plants is currently the only known and proven technology to draw down [[co2]] from the atmostphere and in the long run stabilize climate**
+ - #push [[ecodesign]]
+ - [[david orr]]
+ - "[[ecological design]] is the careful meshing of our [[human purposes]] with the larger [[patterns]] and [[flows]] of the natural world"
+ - eco design principles reflect those that are found in nature to support life
+ - "what can we *learn* from nature" (instead of what can we extract from it)
+ - some examples from two areas
+ - [[nutrient and waste recycling]]
+ - [[building and cities]]
+ - [[organic cycles]]
+ - coffee production + mushroom production + livestock + ...
+ - [[technical cycles]]
+ - between manufacturers and consumers
+ - (maybe related to [[repair movement]]?)
+ - people want services, not products
+ - the manufacturer could "own" devices, be responsible to recycle all components at the end of life of a device
+ - urban [[ecodesign]]
+ - ~60 cities have adopted the [[curitiba]] model
+ - modern [[car free]] environments
+ - [[urban villages]]
+ - [[high density]] structures combined with ample [[green spaces]]
+ - [[system solutions]] in this lecture seem to provide ample evidence that we have the tools to build a [[sustainable future]] -- what we need is [[political will]] and [[leadership]]
+- [[conclusion]]
+ - [[leadership]] means [[facilitating the emergence of novelty]]
+ - often asked: "will there be enough time to save human civilization", "can we have hope for the future"?
+ - the most inspiring answer to this comes from [[václav havel]]
+ - a meditation on [[hope]] itself
+ - written while imprisoned under
+ - "The kind of [[hope]] that I often think about I understand above all as a state of mind, not a state of the mind. Either we have hope within us or we don't. It is a dimension of the soul and it's not essentially dependent on some particular observation of the world or estimate of the situation. Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something [[makes sense]] regardless of how it will turn out."
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_32_05.747Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_32_05.747Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_42_25.115Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_42_25.115Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_42_25.115Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it.
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_42_32.588Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_42_32.588Z
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index 000000000..a27240a1c
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+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_42_32.588Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it.
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+
+```
+chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_43_38.153Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_43_38.153Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_43_38.153Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it.
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+
+```
+chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_43_43.877Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_43_43.877Z
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index 000000000..4bd55c816
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_43_43.877Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it.
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+
+```
+> ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+> chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+> chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_49_55.981Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_49_55.981Z
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index 000000000..37d6d9013
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T16_49_55.981Z
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+
+```
+> ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+> chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+> chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_05_28.721Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_05_28.721Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_05_28.721Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+
+```
+> ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+> chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+> chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
+ - [[refusing to merge unrelated histories]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_05_45.089Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_05_45.089Z
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index 000000000..2d44e2231
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_05_45.089Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+ - #push [[2022-05-26]]
+ - [[refusing to merge unrelated histories]]
+
+```
+> ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+> chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+> chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_06_58.559Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_06_58.559Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_06_58.559Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+ - #push [[2022-05-26]]
+ - [[refusing to merge unrelated histories]]
+
+Example for my initial upload:
+
+```
+> ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+> chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+> chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_15_38.876Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-26T17_15_38.876Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #install `sh -c "$(curl -fsLS chezmoi.io/get)"`
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+ - #push [[2022-05-26]]
+ - [[refusing to merge unrelated histories]]
+
+Example for my initial upload:
+
+```
+> ls -atr | egrep '^\.'
+> chezmoi add ~/.bashrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.vimrc
+> chezmoi add ~/.tmux.conf
+> chezmoi add ~/.gnupg
+```
+
+```
+> chezmoi cd
+> git add .
+> git commit -m 'Initial commit from paramita."
+```
+
+```
+> git remote add origin git@gitlab.com:flancian/flancian.git
+> git branch -M main
+> git push -u origin main
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-29T11_58_23.977Z b/logseq/bak/chezmoi.md.2022-05-29T11_58_23.977Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[bmann]] noded it first :)
+ - #go https://www.chezmoi.io
+ - #git https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
+ - #start https://www.chezmoi.io/quick-start/
+ - -----======#push [[2022-05-26]]U=BVVVVVVVVVLL,,,,,.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_30_57.675Z b/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_30_57.675Z
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+# Computers
+
+- I [[like]] them.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_31_18.039Z b/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_31_18.039Z
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+# Computers
+
+- I [[like]] them.
+- I have [[eight]].
+ - my [[phone]]
+ - my [[project laptop]]
+ - my main [[work laptop]]
+ - my [[portable work laptop]]
+ - my [[workstation]] in the office.
+ - my [[home agora instance]]
+ - my [[gaming computer]]
+ - my four [[servers]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_31_32.242Z b/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_31_32.242Z
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+# Computers
+
+- I [[like]] them.
+- I have [[eight]].
+ - my [[phone]]
+ - my [[project laptop]]
+ - my main [[work laptop]]
+ - my [[portable work laptop]]
+ - my [[workstation]] in the office.
+ - my [[home agora instance]]
+ - my [[gaming computer]]
+ - my four [[servers]]: [[dorcas]] [[thecla]] [[patera]] [[hypatia]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_32_02.734Z b/logseq/bak/computers.md.2022-05-14T16_32_02.734Z
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+# Computers
+
+- I [[like]] them.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/contract.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.406Z b/logseq/bak/contract.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.406Z
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+# CONTRACT
+
+- I endorse the base [[contract]] of this Agora.
+- My contracts are [[lists]] of assertions; they can be taken to include all declarations of [[knowledge]] and [[belief]] as expressed in my notes volunteered to this [[agora]].
+ - These assertions are sometimes organized in [[trees]] and [[graphs]] using the structured allowances given by this [[agora]] as expressed in [[agora protocol]] and [[agora rfcs]].
+- I [[intend]] to dedicate a [[meaningful fraction]] of my [[free time]] and [[resources]] to improve the world.
+ - [[push]] [[manifesto]]
+ - I am a [[Flancian]] and this is my [[manifesto]]:
+ - In [[Flancia]] there is no [[poverty]].
+ - In [[Flancia]] there is no [[privilege]].
+ - In [[Flancia]] we will one day [[meet]].
+- Through this [[Agora]] I try to contribute to the development of a freer, open, progressive global society and projects or [[public utility]].
+- Because I am unskillful, I need your help. I am open to any [[feedback]] anytime. I am active on social media.
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1360327797034651650
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1360326738480418820
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1357031412914864131
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/cómo es el mar_.md.2022-05-11T21_15_12.164Z b/logseq/bak/cómo es el mar_.md.2022-05-11T21_15_12.164Z
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+- cómo es el mar?
+ - terrible y hermoso
+- [[sublime]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/dharma.md.2022-05-28T18_11_26.895Z b/logseq/bak/dharma.md.2022-05-28T18_11_26.895Z
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+# Dharma
+
+- The [[path]] we try to follow.
+- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma
+ - "The right way of living".
+- I sometimes consider myself a [[secular buddhist]].
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/document mode.md.2022-05-26T14_31_10.091Z b/logseq/bak/document mode.md.2022-05-26T14_31_10.091Z
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+# document mode
+
+- [[go]] https://wiki.c2.com/?DocumentMode
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/eroica.md.2022-05-13T21_10_40.579Z b/logseq/bak/eroica.md.2022-05-13T21_10_40.579Z
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+- #go
+- this is a [[mantra]]:
+- "Algún día, algún día.
+- Algún día llegará la revolución.
+- Pero si no ahora, cuándo?"
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/federation.md.2022-04-25T18_30_37.816Z b/logseq/bak/federation.md.2022-04-25T18_30_37.816Z
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+# Federation
+
+- [[push]] [[fediverse]]
+ - a [[subset]] of the [[internet]].
+ - The part that is willing to [[federate]].
+ - The part that works for its [[users]].
+ - The set of all [[open platforms]]; those which respect [[open protocols]].
+- [[go]] https://fediverse.party/en/portal/servers
+ - I heartily recommend you choose an [[instance]] of any type (there are many) and join now. Prioritize this in particular if you're hooked with platforms such as [[instagram]] or [[twitter]].
+- The [[agora]] is part of the [[federation]].
+ - It tries to run projects of [[public utility]].
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/fellowship of the link.md.2022-05-19T18_14_02.099Z b/logseq/bak/fellowship of the link.md.2022-05-19T18_14_02.099Z
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+- a [[community]].
+ - [[interop of chat]]
+ - [[interop of links]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/fellowship of the link.md.2022-05-19T18_44_04.141Z b/logseq/bak/fellowship of the link.md.2022-05-19T18_44_04.141Z
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+- a [[community]].
+ - [[interop of chat]]
+ - [[interop of links]]
+ - #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RAourQe_MKh0uWomLsS_V5ea3zm30g8paE49X56jIHs/edit
+ - #pull [[fotl]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_39_09.072Z b/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_39_09.072Z
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+# Flanbook
+
+- [[go]] https://flancia.org/mine/flanbook
+ - A rough [[essay]] in [[Flancia]].
+- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[facebook]]. See also:
+ - [[flannit]], for [[reddit]].
+ - [[flanner]], for [[twitter]].
+- [[procedure]]:
+ - Define central coordination entity, by default an [[Agora]].
+ - For each useful [[internet]] [[platform]]:
+ - It should be open.
+ - If it's not, write down a [[plan]] to replicate it.
+ - [[Replicate it]] as [[free]] [[open source]].
+ - [[People]] can contribute direct work or money.
+ - The coordination entity assigns both transparently and openly.
+ - [[Net income]] (after expenses related to running the platform) goes to:
+ - [[effective altruism]], [[give directly]] and other altruistic and social reform efforts.
+ - [[users]] ([[profit sharing]])
+- [[worldbrain]] https://medium.com/@WorldBrain/you-are-worth-250-dollars-for-facebook-each-year-if-you-owned-your-data-youd-get-way-more-out-81032046411b
+ - Estimates user value to [[facebook]] at $250/y.
+ - Data source seems unclear though.
+ - Closer to $7/y likely.
+
+https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298712522501926912
+
+https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1332042059801370631
+
+https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1335550881933234176
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_43_10.191Z b/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_43_10.191Z
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+- [[go]] https://flancia.org/mine/flanbook
+ - A rough [[essay]] in [[Flancia]].
+- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[facebook]]. See also:
+ - [[flannit]], for [[reddit]].
+ - [[flanner]], for [[twitter]].
+- [[procedure]]:
+ - Define central coordination entity, by default an [[Agora]].
+ - For each useful [[internet]] [[platform]]:
+ - It should be open.
+ - If it's not, write down a [[plan]] to replicate it.
+ - [[Replicate it]] as [[free]] [[open source]].
+ - [[People]] can contribute direct work or money.
+ - The coordination entity assigns both transparently and openly.
+ - [[Net income]] (after expenses related to running the platform) goes to:
+ - [[effective altruism]], [[give directly]] and other altruistic and social reform efforts.
+ - [[users]] ([[profit sharing]])
+- [[worldbrain]] https://medium.com/@WorldBrain/you-are-worth-250-dollars-for-facebook-each-year-if-you-owned-your-data-youd-get-way-more-out-81032046411b
+ - Estimates [[user value]] to [[facebook]] at $250/y.
+ - Data source seems unclear though.
+ - Closer to $7/y likely.
+
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298712522501926912
+
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1332042059801370631
+
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1335550881933234176
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_49_53.710Z b/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_49_53.710Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_49_53.710Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[go]] https://flancia.org/mine/flanbook
+ - A rough [[essay]] in [[Flancia]].
+- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[facebook]]. See also:
+ - [[flannit]], for [[reddit]].
+ - [[flanner]], for [[twitter]].
+- [[procedure]]:
+ - Define central coordination entity, by default an [[Agora]].
+ - For each useful [[internet]] [[platform]]:
+ - It should be open.
+ - If it's not, write down a [[plan]] to replicate it.
+ - [[Replicate it]] as [[free]] [[open source]].
+ - [[People]] can contribute direct work or money.
+ - The coordination entity assigns both transparently and openly.
+ - [[Net income]] (after expenses related to running the platform) goes to:
+ - [[effective altruism]], [[give directly]] and other altruistic and social reform efforts.
+ - [[users]] ([[profit sharing]])
+- [[worldbrain]] https://medium.com/@WorldBrain/you-are-worth-250-dollars-for-facebook-each-year-if-you-owned-your-data-youd-get-way-more-out-81032046411b
+ - Estimates [[user value]] to [[facebook]] at $250/y.
+ - Data source seems unclear though.
+ - Closer to $7/y likely.
+- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298712522501926912
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1332042059801370631
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1335550881933234176
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_50_04.964Z b/logseq/bak/flanbook.md.2022-05-14T19_50_04.964Z
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+- [[go]] https://flancia.org/mine/flanbook
+ - A rough [[essay]] in [[Flancia]].
+- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[facebook]]. See also:
+ - [[flannit]], for [[reddit]].
+ - [[flanner]], for [[twitter]].
+- [[procedure]]:
+ - Define central coordination entity, by default an [[Agora]].
+ - For each useful [[internet]] [[platform]]:
+ - It should be open.
+ - If it's not, write down a [[plan]] to replicate it.
+ - [[Replicate it]] as [[free]] [[open source]].
+ - [[People]] can contribute direct work or money.
+ - The coordination entity assigns both transparently and openly.
+ - [[Net income]] (after expenses related to running the platform) goes to:
+ - [[effective altruism]], [[give directly]] and other altruistic and social reform efforts.
+ - [[users]] ([[profit sharing]])
+- [[worldbrain]] https://medium.com/@WorldBrain/you-are-worth-250-dollars-for-facebook-each-year-if-you-owned-your-data-youd-get-way-more-out-81032046411b
+ - Estimates [[user value]] to [[facebook]] at $250/y.
+ - Data source seems unclear though.
+ - Closer to $7/y likely.
+- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298712522501926912
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1332042059801370631
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1335550881933234176
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+- a [[collective]].
+ - [[go]] https://opencollective.com/flancia
+ - [[open collective]].
+ - within the [[flancia collective]] we track [[projects]] as a team and execute them in the open. we [[work in public]]
+ - [[pull]] [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
+ - [[matrix]] https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
+ - [[telegram]] https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g421619990
+ - [[members]] (roughly in order of joining)
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[vera]]
+ - [[karlicoss]]
+ - [[metasj]]
+ - [[abstract fairy]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[mohammed]]
+ - [[luciana]]
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - [[will]]
+ - [[jack kausch]]
+- reach out to a member of the collective if you are interested in joining!
+ - you can opt out of the collective at any moment for any reason. [[flancia]] is fully optional!
+- if you are otherwise interested with [[cooperating]] with the [[flancia collective]], we are very interested! We strive to be [[prosocial]].
+ - Please reach out to [[vera]] or [[flancian]] or any of the other members.
+ - our [[goals]]:
+ - [[public utility]]
+ - [[effective altruism]]
+ - our [[projects]]:
+ - [[agora]]
+ - if you want to join the [[agora]], please write to [[vera]] [[flancian]].
+ - [[promnesia]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[moa]]
+ - your project could be here!
+- [[push]] [[flancia]]
+ - a [[thing]] in [[flancia]].
+ - #pull [[flancia discuss]]
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+- a [[collective]].
+ - [[matrix room]]
+ - #go https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org
+ - [[go]] https://opencollective.com/flancia
+ - [[open collective]].
+ - within the [[flancia collective]] we track [[projects]] as a team and execute them in the open. we [[work in public]]
+ - [[pull]] [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
+ - [[matrix]] https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
+ - [[telegram]] https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g421619990
+ - [[members]] (roughly in order of joining)
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[vera]]
+ - [[karlicoss]]
+ - [[metasj]]
+ - [[abstract fairy]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[mohammed]]
+ - [[luciana]]
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - [[will]]
+ - [[jack kausch]]
+- reach out to a member of the collective if you are interested in joining!
+ - you can opt out of the collective at any moment for any reason. [[flancia]] is fully optional!
+- if you are otherwise interested with [[cooperating]] with the [[flancia collective]], we are very interested! We strive to be [[prosocial]].
+ - Please reach out to [[vera]] or [[flancian]] or any of the other members.
+ - our [[goals]]:
+ - [[public utility]]
+ - [[effective altruism]]
+ - our [[projects]]:
+ - [[agora]]
+ - if you want to join the [[agora]], please write to [[vera]] [[flancian]].
+ - [[promnesia]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[moa]]
+ - your project could be here!
+- [[push]] [[flancia]]
+ - a [[thing]] in [[flancia]].
+ - #pull [[flancia discuss]]
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+- a [[collective]].
+ - [[flancia]] [[matrix room]]
+ - #go https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org
+ - [[open collective]] https://opencollective.com/flancia
+ - within the [[flancia collective]] we track [[projects]] as a team and execute them in the open.
+ - we [[work in public]]
+ - #pull [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
+ - [[matrix]] https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
+ - [[telegram]] https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g421619990
+ - [[members]] (roughly in order of joining)
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[vera]]
+ - [[karlicoss]]
+ - [[metasj]]
+ - [[abstract fairy]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[mohammed]]
+ - [[luciana]]
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - [[will]]
+ - [[jack kausch]]
+- reach out to a member of the collective if you are interested in joining!
+ - you can opt out of the collective at any moment for any reason. [[flancia]] is fully optional!
+- if you are otherwise interested with [[cooperating]] with the [[flancia collective]], we are very interested! We strive to be [[prosocial]].
+ - Please reach out to [[vera]] or [[flancian]] or any of the other members.
+ - our [[goals]]:
+ - [[public utility]]
+ - [[effective altruism]]
+ - our [[projects]]:
+ - [[agora]]
+ - if you want to join the [[agora]], please write to [[vera]] [[flancian]].
+ - [[promnesia]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[moa]]
+ - your project could be here!
+- [[push]] [[flancia]]
+ - a [[thing]] in [[flancia]].
+ - #pull [[flancia discuss]]
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+- a [[collective]].
+ - [[flancia]] [[matrix room]]
+ - #go https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org
+ - room is [[open]] now, "official membership" to be defined by the collective
+ - [[open collective]] https://opencollective.com/flancia
+ - within the [[flancia collective]] we track [[projects]] as a team and execute them in the open.
+ - we [[work in public]]
+ - #pull [[open source]] [[open ethics]]
+ - [[matrix]] https://matrix.to/#/#flancia:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
+ - [[telegram]] https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=g421619990
+ - [[flancia social impact]] exists in the [[us]] thanks to [[vera]]
+ - [[members]] (roughly in order of joining)
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[vera]]
+ - [[karlicoss]]
+ - [[metasj]]
+ - [[abstract fairy]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[mohammed]]
+ - [[luciana]]
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - [[will]]
+ - [[jack kausch]]
+- reach out to a member of the collective if you are interested in joining!
+ - you can opt out of the collective at any moment for any reason. [[flancia]] is fully optional!
+- if you are otherwise interested with [[cooperating]] with the [[flancia collective]], we are very interested! We strive to be [[prosocial]].
+ - Please reach out to [[vera]] or [[flancian]] or any of the other members.
+ - our [[goals]]:
+ - [[public utility]]
+ - [[effective altruism]]
+ - our [[projects]]:
+ - [[agora]]
+ - if you want to join the [[agora]], please write to [[vera]] [[flancian]].
+ - [[promnesia]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[moa]]
+ - your project could be here!
+- [[push]] [[flancia]]
+ - a [[thing]] in [[flancia]].
+ - #pull [[flancia discuss]]
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - [[go]] https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - [[time]] Saturdays at 9AM GMT
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - [[time]] Saturdays at 9AM GMT by default, just show up if interested :)
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - [[time]] Saturdays at 9AM UTC by default, just show up if interested :)
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - #when [[Saturdays]] at [[9AM UTC]] by default, just show up if interested :)
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - #when [[Saturdays]] at [[8AM UTC]] by default, just show up if interested :)
+ - used to be at [[9AM UTC]], perhaps it is at that time sometimes..
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+# flancia meet
+- a [[space]].
+ - #go https://meet.jit.si/flancia-meet
+ - or just [[pull]] the jitsi stoa in this node :)
+ - old [[flancia meet notes]]
+- a [[meeting]].
+ - [[recurring]], just show up if interested :) I attend often but not always.
+ - when: [[Saturdays]] at [[8AM UTC]] by default.
+ - used to be at [[9AM UTC]], perhaps it is at that time sometimes..
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+# Flancia
+- In [[Flancia]] there is an [[Agora]]!
+ - In the Agora you can find maps of Flancia.
+ - #pull https://flancia.org
+- a [[place]].
+ - a [[protopia]]
+ - It exists at least in my [[my mind]].
+ - Perhaps the world after the [[flancian revolution]] or a similar world changing event.
+ - The world of the [[flancians]] could be said to be similar to ours, the result of evolution over a material reality that sometimes allows for things to be made better with the application of effort towards the achievement of an [[incremental improvement]].
+ - Flancia is, I believe, a place that exists in our hypothetical shared future.
+ - You could say Flancia exists in the [[multiverse]].
+- a [[project]].
+ - [[go]] https://flancia.org
+ - I am a [[Flancian]] and this [[Agora]] contains my [[manifesto]].
+ - Flancia existed before the Agora but is, I believe, defined in the limit by how the [[Agora]] is put to use towards maximizing [[thriving]] for all [[conscious beings]] via the incremental unlocking of [[public utility]] and the practice of [[altruism]].
+ - [[flancia collective]] runs the [[reference agora]].
+- a [[set]].
+ - of [[people]] and [[things]].
+ - (in it there's an [[Agora]].)
+ - [[music]]
+ - [[spotify]] https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5rzXx4oiIVfegouK9DtcdC
+ - [[yt]] https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtG4zc89ZUfH9QoPh2vTP9CgeSK92lEXq&feature=share
+ - [[gather]] https://gather.town/app/QIOAg71FojwJ7clE/flancia
+ - [[chat]] [[flancia discuss]]
+- a [[book]].
+ - Just kidding. A [[draft]] really.
+ - Some possible titles:
+ - Flancia, or [[with a little help from my friends]].
+ - Flancia, or [[my favourite things]].
+ - Flancia, or [[building bridges]].
+ - Flancia, or [[an open letter to an open society]].
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298701482997538822
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298708974364024832
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355193365046898689
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1373677818312278016
+- a [[repository]].
+ - #pull [[flancia git]]
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+# Flancia
+- In [[Flancia]] there is an [[Agora]]!
+ - In the Agora you can find maps of Flancia.
+ - #pull https://flancia.org
+ - #git https://github.com/flancian/flancia
+- a [[place]].
+ - a [[protopia]]
+ - It exists at least in my [[my mind]].
+ - Perhaps the world after the [[flancian revolution]] or a similar world changing event.
+ - The world of the [[flancians]] could be said to be similar to ours, the result of evolution over a material reality that sometimes allows for things to be made better with the application of effort towards the achievement of an [[incremental improvement]].
+ - Flancia is, I believe, a place that exists in our hypothetical shared future.
+ - You could say Flancia exists in the [[multiverse]].
+- a [[project]].
+ - [[go]] https://flancia.org
+ - I am a [[Flancian]] and this [[Agora]] contains my [[manifesto]].
+ - Flancia existed before the Agora but is, I believe, defined in the limit by how the [[Agora]] is put to use towards maximizing [[thriving]] for all [[conscious beings]] via the incremental unlocking of [[public utility]] and the practice of [[altruism]].
+ - [[flancia collective]] runs the [[reference agora]].
+- a [[set]].
+ - of [[people]] and [[things]].
+ - (in it there's an [[Agora]].)
+ - [[music]]
+ - [[spotify]] https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5rzXx4oiIVfegouK9DtcdC
+ - [[yt]] https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtG4zc89ZUfH9QoPh2vTP9CgeSK92lEXq&feature=share
+ - [[gather]] https://gather.town/app/QIOAg71FojwJ7clE/flancia
+ - [[chat]] [[flancia discuss]]
+- a [[book]].
+ - Just kidding. A [[draft]] really.
+ - Some possible titles:
+ - Flancia, or [[with a little help from my friends]].
+ - Flancia, or [[my favourite things]].
+ - Flancia, or [[building bridges]].
+ - Flancia, or [[an open letter to an open society]].
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298701482997538822
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1298708974364024832
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1355193365046898689
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1373677818312278016
+- a [[repository]].
+ - #pull [[flancia git]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flancian git.md.2022-05-26T17_49_09.401Z b/logseq/bak/flancian git.md.2022-05-26T17_49_09.401Z
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+
+- [[go/flancian/repo]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flancian repo.md.2022-05-26T16_30_52.261Z b/logseq/bak/flancian repo.md.2022-05-26T16_30_52.261Z
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+- [[go/flancian/repo]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flancian repo.md.2022-05-26T17_13_12.432Z b/logseq/bak/flancian repo.md.2022-05-26T17_13_12.432Z
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+- a [[project]].
+ - [[research]] [[bot]]
+ - [[go/flancian/repo]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flancian repo.md.2022-05-26T17_13_28.460Z b/logseq/bak/flancian repo.md.2022-05-26T17_13_28.460Z
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+- a [[project]].
+ - [[research]] [[bot]]
+ - [[go/flancian/repo]] == https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
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+# Flancian
+
+- A [[person]].
+ - My [[self]] :).
+ - [[go]] https://flancia.org
+ - [[email]] 0@flancia.org
+ - [[calendly]] https://calendly.com/flancian
+ - [[agora]] https://anagora.org
+ - ***[[contract]]***
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian
+ - [[mastodon]]
+ - [[social.coop]] https://social.coop/@flancian
+ - [[merveilles]] https://merveilles.town/@flaneur
+ - [[garden]] https://github.com/flancian/garden
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian
+ - [[gitlab]] https://gitlab.com/flancian
+ - [[matrix]] @flancian:matrix.org
+ - [[telegram]] @Flancian
+ - [[ctzn]] https://ctznry.com/flancian@ctzn.one
+ - [[anar.chi.st]] https://anar.chi.st/Flancian
+ - [[chess]] https://chess.com/member/flancian
+ - [[urbit]] danfen-socsum (unavailable for now, see note for more)
+ - I identify as a [[humanist]], [[rational]], [[liberal]], [[naturalist]], [[secular buddhist]].
+ - I prefer to [[deconstruct]] these and other [[cluster identities]] whenever it is feasible, though.
+ - The [[agora]] is an [[experimental]] [[social network]] in which I try to express my integrated identity.
+ - I practice [[open source]] and [[open ethics]] as much as I can.
+ - This [[agora]] is, and will always be, [[free]] and [[open source]].
+ - I try to follow an explicit personal social [[contract]] that extends and complements that of the [[agora]].
+ - I try to be open with my way of living as it has an [[ethical impact]]. This includes being open about how I spend my [[time]] and [[money]].
+ - I work for [[Google]] as an [[sre]]
+ - I was born in [[Argentina]] and I live in [[Switzerland]].
+ - I am a member of [[effective altruism]].
+ - I am a member of [[social.coop]].
+ - In my [[free time]] I practice [[protopian thinking]]; I am an [[amateur utopian]].
+ - [[Utopias]] are a genre of [[literature]] which I'm interested in.
+ - A [[protopia]] is an incremental [[utopia]].
+ - I call my [[protopia]] (our [[protopia]]!) [[Flancia]], but the name isn't important.
+ - I am a Flancian and this [[agora]] contains my [[manifesto]].
+ - I intend to bring facets of [[Flancia]] into the real world, only as far as they also benefit others, without unilaterally imposing my will.
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - I'm trying to build an [[Agora]].
+ - There are many [[Agoras]]. [[This Agora is just an agora]].
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1349070105402105856
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1254149494209499138
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flancian.md.2022-05-26T15_04_02.339Z b/logseq/bak/flancian.md.2022-05-26T15_04_02.339Z
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+# Flancian
+- A [[person]].
+ - My [[self]] :).
+ - [[go]] https://flancia.org
+ - [[matrix]] @flancian:matrix.org
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian
+ - [[fediverse]] https://social.coop/@flancian
+ - [[email]] 0@flancia.org
+ - [[calendly]] https://calendly.com/flancian
+ - [[agora]] https://anagora.org
+ - [[garden]] https://github.com/flancian/garden
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - [[mastodon]]
+ - [[social.coop]] https://social.coop/@flancian
+ - [[merveilles]] https://merveilles.town/@flaneur
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian
+ - [[gitlab]] https://gitlab.com/flancian
+ - [[telegram]] @Flancian
+ - [[tiktok]] https://tiktok.com/@flancian
+ - [[ctzn]] https://ctznry.com/flancian@ctzn.one
+ - [[anar.chi.st]] https://anar.chi.st/Flancian
+ - [[chess]] https://chess.com/member/flancian
+ - [[urbit]] danfen-socsum (unavailable for now, see note for more)
+- a [[person]].
+ - in the [[Agora]].
+ - #pull [[flancia]]
+ - You can think of me as a [[buddhist]].
+ - I try to dedicate myself [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+ - I identify as a [[humanist]], [[rational]], [[liberal]], [[naturalist]], [[secular buddhist]].
+ - I prefer to [[deconstruct]] these and other [[cluster identities]] whenever it is feasible, though.
+ - The [[agora]] is an [[experimental]] [[social network]] in which I try to express my integrated identity.
+ - I practice [[open source]] and [[open ethics]] as much as I can.
+ - This [[agora]] is, and will always be, [[free]] and [[open source]].
+ - I try to follow an explicit personal social [[contract]] that extends and complements that of the [[agora]].
+ - I try to be open with my way of living as it has an [[ethical impact]]. This includes being open about how I spend my [[time]] and [[money]].
+ - I work for [[Google]] as a [[site reliability engineer]].
+ - I was born in [[Argentina]], I live in [[Switzerland]].
+ - I practice [[effective altruism]].
+ - I am a member of [[social.coop]].
+ - I consider myself a [[municipalist]].
+ - In my [[free time]] I practice [[protopian thinking]]; I am an [[amateur utopian]].
+ - [[Utopias]] are a genre of [[literature]] which I'm interested in.
+ - A [[protopia]] is an incremental [[utopia]].
+ - I call my [[protopia]] (our [[protopia]]!) [[Flancia]], but the name isn't important.
+ - I am a Flancian and this [[agora]] contains my [[manifesto]].
+ - I intend to bring facets of [[Flancia]] into the real world, only as far as they also benefit others, without unilaterally imposing my will.
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - I'm trying to build an [[Agora]].
+ - There are many [[Agoras]]. This Agora is just [[an agora]].
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1349070105402105856
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1254149494209499138
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flancian.md.2022-05-26T15_04_31.908Z b/logseq/bak/flancian.md.2022-05-26T15_04_31.908Z
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+# Flancian
+- A [[person]].
+ - My [[self]] :).
+ - #go https://flancia.org
+ - #git https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[matrix]] @flancian:matrix.org
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/flancian
+ - [[fediverse]] https://social.coop/@flancian
+ - [[email]] 0@flancia.org
+ - [[calendly]] https://calendly.com/flancian
+ - [[agora]] https://anagora.org
+ - [[garden]] https://github.com/flancian/garden
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - [[mastodon]]
+ - [[social.coop]] https://social.coop/@flancian
+ - [[merveilles]] https://merveilles.town/@flaneur
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian
+ - [[gitlab]] https://gitlab.com/flancian
+ - [[telegram]] @Flancian
+ - [[tiktok]] https://tiktok.com/@flancian
+ - [[ctzn]] https://ctznry.com/flancian@ctzn.one
+ - [[anar.chi.st]] https://anar.chi.st/Flancian
+ - [[chess]] https://chess.com/member/flancian
+ - [[urbit]] danfen-socsum (unavailable for now, see note for more)
+- a [[person]].
+ - in the [[Agora]].
+ - #pull [[flancia]]
+ - You can think of me as a [[buddhist]].
+ - I try to dedicate myself [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+ - I identify as a [[humanist]], [[rational]], [[liberal]], [[naturalist]], [[secular buddhist]].
+ - I prefer to [[deconstruct]] these and other [[cluster identities]] whenever it is feasible, though.
+ - The [[agora]] is an [[experimental]] [[social network]] in which I try to express my integrated identity.
+ - I practice [[open source]] and [[open ethics]] as much as I can.
+ - This [[agora]] is, and will always be, [[free]] and [[open source]].
+ - I try to follow an explicit personal social [[contract]] that extends and complements that of the [[agora]].
+ - I try to be open with my way of living as it has an [[ethical impact]]. This includes being open about how I spend my [[time]] and [[money]].
+ - I work for [[Google]] as a [[site reliability engineer]].
+ - I was born in [[Argentina]], I live in [[Switzerland]].
+ - I practice [[effective altruism]].
+ - I am a member of [[social.coop]].
+ - I consider myself a [[municipalist]].
+ - In my [[free time]] I practice [[protopian thinking]]; I am an [[amateur utopian]].
+ - [[Utopias]] are a genre of [[literature]] which I'm interested in.
+ - A [[protopia]] is an incremental [[utopia]].
+ - I call my [[protopia]] (our [[protopia]]!) [[Flancia]], but the name isn't important.
+ - I am a Flancian and this [[agora]] contains my [[manifesto]].
+ - I intend to bring facets of [[Flancia]] into the real world, only as far as they also benefit others, without unilaterally imposing my will.
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - I'm trying to build an [[Agora]].
+ - There are many [[Agoras]]. This Agora is just [[an agora]].
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1349070105402105856
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1254149494209499138
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_37_11.350Z b/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_37_11.350Z
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index 000000000..8f8140d3f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_37_11.350Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+# Flanner
+
+- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[twitter]].
+- Likely based on [[mastodon]] -- or just exactly [[mastodon]].
+- Uses [[social web protocols]].
+- Developed and run using the [[agora]].
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_38_10.284Z b/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_38_10.284Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..589501542
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_38_10.284Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- An [[open source]] [[alternative]] to [[twitter]].
+ - [[ethical]] [[pro social]]
+ - Likely based on [[mastodon]] -- or the [[fediverse]].
+ - Uses open [[social web protocols]] and [[open source ranking algorithms]]
+ - Developed and run (ocassionally) using an [[agora]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_39_08.984Z b/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_39_08.984Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f73a73d81
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/flanner.md.2022-05-14T19_39_08.984Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- An [[open source alternative]] to [[twitter]].
+ - [[ethical]] [[pro social]]
+ - Likely based on [[mastodon]] -- or the [[fediverse]].
+ - Uses open [[social web protocols]] and [[open source ranking algorithms]]
+ - Developed and run (ocassionally) using an [[agora]].
+ - #pull [[flanbook]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_25_55.863Z b/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_25_55.863Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..324f49e27
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_25_55.863Z
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+# Friends
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[friend]]
+ - You can be my [[friend]] essentially just by being interested on being one of them and being a well-intentioned person.
+ - I assume all are [[well intentioned]] by [[default]].
+ - I like to think of [[flancia]] as an interactive book dedicated to my [[friends]].
+ - #push [[books]]
+ - #go https://flancia.org
+ - See you on the other side, my [[friends]]!
+ - [[In Flancia there is an Agora]] == [[En Flancia hay un Agora]]
+ - [[Per aspera ad astra]]
+ - [[El pueblo unido jamás será vencido]] == [[The People United Will Never Be Defeated]]
+ - [[In Flancia there is no poverty]] == [[En Flancia no hay pobreza]]
+ - [[Juntos Venceremos a Moloch]].
+ - [[En Flancia hay muchas luces]].
+ - [[Iremos juntos hasta el fin de la noche]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_26_55.460Z b/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_26_55.460Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..23db51eb7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_26_55.460Z
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- I dedicate this [[agora]], and [[flancia]], to [[you]], my [[friend]]!
+ - #pull [[eight pomodoros for the benefit of all beings]]
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[friend]]
+ - You can be my [[friend]] essentially just by being interested on being one of them and being a well-intentioned person.
+ - I assume all are [[well intentioned]] by [[default]].
+ - I like to think of [[flancia]] as an interactive book dedicated to my [[friends]].
+ - I sometimes say I'll [[do]] a [[things]], and then I [[write]] instead, because I try to write for you.
+ - #push [[books]]
+ - #go https://flancia.org
+ - See you on the other side, my [[friends]]!
+ - [[In Flancia there is an Agora]] == [[En Flancia hay un Agora]]
+ - [[Per aspera ad astra]]
+ - [[El pueblo unido jamás será vencido]] == [[The People United Will Never Be Defeated]]
+ - [[In Flancia there is no poverty]] == [[En Flancia no hay pobreza]]
+ - [[Juntos Venceremos a Moloch]].
+ - [[En Flancia hay muchas luces]].
+ - [[Iremos juntos hasta el fin de la noche]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_27_54.935Z b/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_27_54.935Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8703ec0e2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/friends.md.2022-05-07T15_27_54.935Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- I dedicate this [[agora]], and [[flancia]], to [[you]], my [[friend]]!
+ - #pull [[eight pomodoros for the benefit of all beings]]
+- a [[list]].
+ - #pull [[friend]]
+ - You can be my [[friend]] essentially just by being interested on being one of them and being a well-intentioned person.
+ - I assume all are [[well intentioned]] by [[default]].
+ - I like to think of [[flancia]] as an interactive book dedicated to my [[friends]].
+ - I sometimes say I'll [[do]] a [[things]], and then I [[write]] instead, because I try to write for [[you]].
+ - #push [[books]]
+ - #go https://flancia.org
+ - I like to think of [[books]] as [[mirrors]] you can occasionally travel through.
+ - [[portals]], [[leaps]].
+ - See you on the other side, my [[friends]]!
+ - I dedicate this site, with all its [[mistakes]], to you, for whatever it's worth.
+ - [[In Flancia there is an Agora]]
+ - #es [[En Flancia hay un Agora]]!
+ - [[Per aspera ad astra]], or together and to eternity
+ - [[El pueblo unido jamás será vencido]] == [[The People United Will Never Be Defeated]]
+ - [[In Flancia there is no poverty]] == [[En Flancia no hay pobreza]]
+ - [[Juntos Venceremos a Moloch]].
+ - [[En Flancia hay muchas luces]].
+ - [[Iremos juntos hasta el fin de la noche]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/frinends.md.2022-05-07T15_36_58.533Z b/logseq/bak/frinends.md.2022-05-07T15_36_58.533Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7638481b8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/frinends.md.2022-05-07T15_36_58.533Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- A [[mondegreen]].
+ - #pull [[friends]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/george anadiotis.md.2022-05-04T21_56_16.179Z b/logseq/bak/george anadiotis.md.2022-05-04T21_56_16.179Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9fa616c29
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/george anadiotis.md.2022-05-04T21_56_16.179Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ -
+ - [[twitter]] [[linked to]]
+ - [[pkg book]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T15_42_08.217Z b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T15_42_08.217Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b87614da4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T15_42_08.217Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[italian]] in [[social coop]].
+ - [[editor coop]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T15_54_55.064Z b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T15_54_55.064Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d9d375509
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T15_54_55.064Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[italian]] in [[social coop]].
+ - [[editions coop]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_34.996Z b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_34.996Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fb68a5126
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_34.996Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[italian]] in [[social coop]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[editions coop]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_38.627Z b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_38.627Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..524572272
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_38.627Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[italian]] in [[social coop]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[editing coop]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_49.205Z b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_49.205Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..11ff5adff
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/giacomo sansoni.md.2022-05-26T18_26_49.205Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[italian]] in [[social coop]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[editing coop]]
+ - [[textbooks]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/gig.md.2022-05-27T20_14_59.465Z b/logseq/bak/gig.md.2022-05-27T20_14_59.465Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ed4fbddb7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gig.md.2022-05-27T20_14_59.465Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[attention]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/gig.md.2022-05-27T20_15_20.339Z b/logseq/bak/gig.md.2022-05-27T20_15_20.339Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..973a9b27b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gig.md.2022-05-27T20_15_20.339Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #pull [[gigabyte]] [[gibibyte]]
+ - [[attention]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/gnupg.md.2022-05-26T17_20_47.691Z b/logseq/bak/gnupg.md.2022-05-26T17_20_47.691Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..48960c31b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gnupg.md.2022-05-26T17_20_47.691Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[keychain]]
+ - I like [[gnupg]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/gone.md.2022-04-30T18_08_54.147Z b/logseq/bak/gone.md.2022-04-30T18_08_54.147Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1281b4967
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gone.md.2022-04-30T18_08_54.147Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- Gone, [[gone]].
+ - Gone across to the other shore.
+ - Gone beyond!
+- Gone, [[gone]].
+ - Everyone gone to the other shore.
+ - Awakening!
+ - [[svaha]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/google docs.md.2022-06-05T14_11_21.615Z b/logseq/bak/google docs.md.2022-06-05T14_11_21.615Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5a6ab755d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/google docs.md.2022-06-05T14_11_21.615Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+https://twitter.com/jamest_lu/status/1395000805380567046
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/gordon brander.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.444Z b/logseq/bak/gordon brander.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.444Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..23f062f3b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gordon brander.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.444Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+# gordon brander
+
+- a [[person]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/gordonbrander
+ - [[bmann]] introduced me to him.
+ - [[go]] gordonbrander.com
+ - [[push]] [[do]]
+ - review go
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_47_16.905Z b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_47_16.905Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0cd670da2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_47_16.905Z
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_48_23.112Z b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_48_23.112Z
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index 000000000..4eeee6d0e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_48_23.112Z
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+- my [[gnupg]] key follows```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_51_21.265Z b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_51_21.265Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b83d01a05
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-09T20_51_21.265Z
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+- my [[gnupg]] key follows.
+ - feel free to use it when communicating with me over any of the contact channels listed in [[flancian]].
+- ```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-20T08_59_19.084Z b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-20T08_59_19.084Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4d89e6f93
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-20T08_59_19.084Z
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+- my [[gnupg]] key follows.
+ - feel free to use it when communicating with me over any of the contact channels listed in [[flancian]].
+- ```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-20T09_00_19.178Z b/logseq/bak/gpg key.md.2022-05-20T09_00_19.178Z
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+- my [[gnupg]] key follows.
+ - feel free to use it when communicating with me over any of the contact channels listed in [[flancian]].
+ - #go
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/gyuri lajos.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.536Z b/logseq/bak/gyuri lajos.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.536Z
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+# Gyuri Lajos
+
+- A [[person]]
+ - "I am doing a kind of inter personal knowledge graph that integrates with [[hypothesis]] and [[memex]] annotations too"
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/TrailMarks
+ - [[mastodon]] https://social.coop/@indiehub
+ - [[friend]] of the agora
+ - [[github]] https://github.com/gyuri-lajos
+ - [[trailmarks]]
+ - [[trailhub]]
+ - [[weaving a decentralized semantic web of personal knowledge]]
+ - [[freebase]]
+ - [[building augmented knowledge architectures]]
+ - [[wikinizer]]
+
+## [[2021-12-05]]
+- == [[iuri laiosh]]
+- [[leg district]]
+ - like when you go up a hill or mountain and you realize that there's another similar excursion you can start from up top (to the next hill/high)
+ - but now apparently out of this! a good time to look back/down, revisit, consider, [[demo]]
+ - [[indiehub]] is the main account of Gyuri in the [[fediverse]]
+ - [[trailhub]] is the old name for the old approach -- [[indiehub]] is like [[indieweb]] but serverless / highly distributed
+ - [[ipfs]], [[hypercore]] and [[holochain]]
+ - all building on [[dhts]]
+ - [[named data networking]] is the predecessor to these distributed systems
+- [[flancian]] agora updates
+ - [[agora bot]] -> social media integration
+ - community growing, feeling nice!
+- [[log]]
+ - https://social.coop/@indiehub
+ - https://botsin.space/@agora
+ - Testing [[agora bot]] functionality
+ - Testing using the [[agora]] from Mastodon by using [[wikilinks]] after following @agora@botsin.space.
+ - Testing [[indiehub]] - [[agora]] integration :)
+ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_data_networking#annotations:74j9_EpAEey7ePNgUpMfDQ
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - https://anagora.org/free-fair-and-alive
+ - https://anagora.org/wikilinks-everywhere```
+- [[gyuri]] helped me find a bug in [[agora bot]] for mastodon!
+ - the 'watching' list is not being updated correctly
+- [[orbitdb]]
+ - distributed database, append semantics but with removal
+ - isomorphic to: distributed [[pubsub]]
+- [[wiky]]
+ - https://wiky.fission.app/rte/index.html?t=t%20-%20d4
+ - reminds me of: 0x's project (name?). [[braid]].
+- [[open learning commons]]
+- [[web3 storage]] https://web3.storage
+
+## [[2021-06-12]]
+- greetings!
+ - [[gyuri]]
+ - wanted to do [[mathematics]] and [[literature]] when ~16 or so
+ - settled for [[philosophy]] and [[physics]]
+ - wife did [[mathematics]] and [[philosophy]]
+ - [[history]] and [[philosophy of science]]
+ - phd in computing
+- going beyond rdf (complex/low level) and hierarchy
+- [[docdrop]] https://docdrop.org/video/XqxwwuUdsp4/#annotations:MKXJlg9aEeurAy8NWpahjQ
+- interop between [[trailmarks]] and [[agora]]
+- [[hyperknowledge]]
+- [[ipld]]
+- [[orbitdb]]
+
+![[Pasted image 20210513204503.png]]
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/hack the internet.md.2022-05-08T13_51_12.552Z b/logseq/bak/hack the internet.md.2022-05-08T13_51_12.552Z
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+- #pull [[hack the world]] is trite but it contains a lot of truth and beauty
+ - to hack is to try to think creatively about a matter
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+# Hack
+
+- a [[font]]
+- [[go]] https://github.com/source-foundry/Hack
+- [[install]] https://github.com/source-foundry/hack-linux-installer
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/hack.md.2022-05-07T16_10_57.049Z b/logseq/bak/hack.md.2022-05-07T16_10_57.049Z
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+# Hack
+- a [[font]]
+ - [[go]] https://github.com/source-foundry/Hack
+ - [[install]] https://github.com/source-foundry/hack-linux-installer
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_35_52.050Z b/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_35_52.050Z
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+- An [[agora]] is hacky. If you read the code you'll see.
+ - I like it that way.
+ - I'd like the Agora code to be hacky but simple and maybe even pretty, in a way.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_35_58.718Z b/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_35_58.718Z
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+- [[an agora]] can be hacky. If you read the code of this one you'll see.
+ - I like it that way.
+ - I'd like the Agora code to be hacky but simple and maybe even pretty, in a way.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_36_06.350Z b/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_36_06.350Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/hacky.md.2022-05-27T20_36_06.350Z
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+- [[an agora]] can be hacky. If you read the code of this one you'll see.
+ - I like it that way.
+ - I'd like the [[Agora]] code to be hacky but simple and maybe even pretty, in a way.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_16_56.077Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_16_56.077Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_16_56.077Z
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+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_42_01.448Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_42_01.448Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_42_01.448Z
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+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - -> [[now]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_42_53.194Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_42_53.194Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_42_53.194Z
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+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]]
+ - -> [[now]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_43_52.475Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T16_43_52.475Z
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--- /dev/null
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+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle parsing
+ - -> [[now]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_03_00.870Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_03_00.870Z
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+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - -> [[now]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_14_04.410Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_14_04.410Z
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - -> [[now]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_15_03.990Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_15_03.990Z
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index 000000000..e12cad77b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-07T17_15_03.990Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] does?
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T14_58_19.883Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T14_58_19.883Z
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index 000000000..295c74c1b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T14_58_19.883Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T14_59_18.922Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T14_59_18.922Z
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index 000000000..b2ae4c0e9
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T16_14_21.296Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T16_14_21.296Z
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index 000000000..e025242d8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T16_14_21.296Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - actually [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T16_15_27.355Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T16_15_27.355Z
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index 000000000..2bd1112de
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T16_15_27.355Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - actually [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
+ - now done for [[mastodon]] :)
+ - opt out story needs to be improved, for now users who opt out are hardcoded in code
+ - next up:
+ - NOW [[matrix]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:10]
+ :END:
+ - [[twitter]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T20_36_42.897Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T20_36_42.897Z
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index 000000000..ad73bbdb1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T20_36_42.897Z
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - actually [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
+ - now done for [[mastodon]] :)
+ - opt out story needs to be improved, for now users who opt out are hardcoded in code
+ - next up:
+ - NOW [[matrix]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:10]
+ :END:
+ - LATER [[twitter]]
+ - LATER provide [[multi platform social feeds]] as a service
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:34]
+ :END:
+ - it's like the current feed code, but special cased on urls? one url per post, no matter the node source
+ - yep I like this -> [[url feeds]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T20_37_47.522Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T20_37_47.522Z
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index 000000000..80371d72e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T20_37_47.522Z
@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - actually [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
+ - now done for [[mastodon]] :)
+ - opt out story needs to be improved, for now users who opt out are hardcoded in code
+ - next up:
+ - DONE [[matrix]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:10]--[2022-05-08 Sun 22:36:10] => 04:22:00
+ :END:
+ - LATER [[twitter]]
+ - LATER [[agora server]] support, so
+ - LATER provide [[multi platform social feeds]] as a service
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:34]
+ :END:
+ - it's like the current feed code, but special cased on urls? one url per post, no matter the node source
+ - yep I like this -> [[url feeds]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T21_30_40.927Z b/logseq/bak/hashtags.md.2022-05-08T21_30_40.927Z
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+- The [[agora]] sees them essentially as wikilinks in CapitalCase format (optional).
+ - If the hashtag points to a node that is an [[action]], clicking on it will trigger the action.
+ - [[agora bridge]] support is lagging, needs to be fixed.
+ - [[refactoring]] -- it would be nice to have as little difference between handling a [[wikilink]] and handling a [[hashtag]] as possible.
+ - [[rfc 3986]] means we could just link to / regardless of convention, and let [[agora server]] handle (semantic) parsing
+ - thought of this a while, it's nice how this handles spaces by default but it mangles unicode needlessly
+ - [[iri]] sounds better
+ - OK, let's go, what does [[urlencode]] in [[python]] does?
+ - actually [[quote plus]]
+ - ```
+ import urllib.parse
+ - urllib.parse.quote_plus(...)
+ - ```
+ - now done for [[mastodon]] :)
+ - opt out story needs to be improved, for now users who opt out are hardcoded in code
+ - next up:
+ - DONE [[matrix]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:10]--[2022-05-08 Sun 22:36:10] => 04:22:00
+ :END:
+ - LATER [[twitter]]
+ - LATER [[agora server]] support, so file HashtagsAreHere.md is volunteered in node [[hashtags are here]]
+ - LATER provide [[multi platform social feeds]] as a service
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 18:14:34]
+ :END:
+ - it's like the current feed code, but special cased on urls? one url per post, no matter the node source
+ - yep I like this -> [[url feeds]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-26T18_56_45.757Z b/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-26T18_56_45.757Z
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+# Inbox
+
+ - Just installed Foam.
+ - I'm going to start a journal next, the question is whether I put it on journal/ or diary/.
+ - journal/ seems to make more sense perhaps; it's used in filesystems, so it has more possible interpretations.
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-26T18_57_47.032Z b/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-26T18_57_47.032Z
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+# Inbox
+
+- I see my [[journal]] as inbox; see [[today]] in `journal/`.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-26T18_57_52.543Z b/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-26T18_57_52.543Z
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+# Inbox
+
+- I see my [[journal]] as my main [[inbox]]; see [[today]] in `journal/`.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-27T09_23_29.103Z b/logseq/bak/inbox.md.2022-05-27T09_23_29.103Z
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+# Inbox
+
+- I see my [[journals]] as my main [[inbox]]; see [[today]] in `journal/`.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.918Z b/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-04-25T18_30_38.918Z
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+- This is a user contributed [[subnode]].
+- Any Agorean can contribute a file named ```index.md``` in their gardens and it will show here, in the Agora's index. Later on ranking/filtering algorithms might need to be implemented. These will be ***open*** and ***community maintained***.
+- I am a [[Flancian]], who are you?
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-26T12_35_56.167Z b/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-26T12_35_56.167Z
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+- This is an example of a user contributed [[subnode]].
+ - Any of the Agora [[users]] can contribute to the Agora home page by adding a file named ```index.md``` to their digital gardens.
+ - Later on ranking/filtering algorithms might need to be implemented. These will be ***open source*** and ***community driven***.
+- I am a [[Flancian]], who are you?
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-26T14_31_11.671Z b/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-26T14_31_11.671Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-26T14_31_11.671Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- This is an example of a user contributed [[subnode]].
+ - Any of the Agora [[users]] can contribute to the Agora home page by adding a file named `index.md` to their digital gardens.
+ - Later on ranking/filtering algorithms might need to be implemented. These will be ***open source*** and ***community driven***.
+- I am a [[Flancian]], who are you?
diff --git a/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-27T09_22_10.515Z b/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-27T09_22_10.515Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/index.md.2022-05-27T09_22_10.515Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- An [[index]].
+ - To this [[digital garden]].
+ - If you are reading this in [[an Agora]], you should see it in the context of several other indexes -- potentially one for each user contributing to that particular Agora :)
+ - You can add your own by keeping an `index.md` file in your garden and contributing it to the Agora.
+ - If the Agora index gets too noisy (as the Agora grows) we might want to implement [[ranking]] and [[filtering]] algorithms. These will of course be ***open source*** and ***community driven***.
+ - The following are maybe interesting entry points to this garden, and to the Agora at large. Beyond the notes in the nodes themselves, check for backlinks.
+ - [[thing]]
+ - [[tool]]
+ - [[person]]
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[idea]]
+ - [[flancia]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/j0lms.md.2022-06-05T14_11_22.483Z b/logseq/bak/j0lms.md.2022-06-05T14_11_22.483Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/j0lms.md.2022-06-05T14_11_22.483Z
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+# j0lms
+- a [[person]]
+ - [[composer]] [[developer]] [[venezuela]]
+ - [[friend]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/j0lms
+ - [[matrix]] @j0lms:matrix.org
+ - [[pull]] [[j0lms]]
+ - [[go]] https://jorgeolmos.pythonanywhere.com/
+ - told me about [[engels]]
+ - [[a fresh new morning has dawned]]
+ - [[schelling and revelation]]
+- [[2022-03-05]]
+ - would like to help people
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/jerry michalski.md.2022-05-19T16_59_46.073Z b/logseq/bak/jerry michalski.md.2022-05-19T16_59_46.073Z
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+# Jerry Michalski
+
+- [[go]] https://www.jerrysbrain.com/welcome
+ - "I’ve been using [[TheBrain]] since it first came out in December of 1997, and as of April 2020 (mid-lockdown!) have over 420,000 Thoughts (nodes) in this one Brain, interconnected by over 775,000 links. All entered by hand. Yes, it’s the world’s largest."
+- A [[person]] on [[twitter]]: https://twitter.com/jerrymichalski
+- [[email]] sociate@gmail.com
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_53_27.894Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_53_27.894Z
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@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Oh, when I open the journal page in [[wiki vim]] it uses [[rfc 3339]], how nice :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_54_03.659Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_54_03.659Z
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index 000000000..d09ae4fcf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_54_03.659Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- Oh, when I open the journal page in [[wiki vim]] it uses [[rfc 3339]], how nice :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_55_12.860Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_55_12.860Z
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index 000000000..d09ae4fcf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_55_12.860Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- Oh, when I open the journal page in [[wiki vim]] it uses [[rfc 3339]], how nice :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_58_59.040Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_58_59.040Z
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index 000000000..ebb0616a5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_58_59.040Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Oh, when I open the journal page in [[wiki vim]] it uses [[rfc 3339]], how nice :)
+ - Now [[logseq]] has a conflict somehow even if it follow a different format (underscores), hmm.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_59_06.878Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_59_06.878Z
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index 000000000..ebb0616a5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-14.md.2022-05-14T19_59_06.878Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Oh, when I open the journal page in [[wiki vim]] it uses [[rfc 3339]], how nice :)
+ - Now [[logseq]] has a conflict somehow even if it follow a different format (underscores), hmm.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-17T19_27_41.421Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-17T19_27_41.421Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-17T19_27_41.421Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- [[separation]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[social coop]]
+- [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-17T19_30_43.319Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-17T19_30_43.319Z
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- [[separation]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[social coop]]
+- DOING [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:46]
+ :END:
+- DOING stop responding to hashtags in
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:53]
+ :END:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-18T12_29_27.444Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-18T12_29_27.444Z
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- [[separation]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[social coop]]
+- DOING [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:46]
+ :END:
+- DOING stop responding to hashtags in moa party channel, or perhaps just make the bot exit the channel
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:53]
+ :END:
+- DOING write [[braids]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:30:08]
+ :END:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-21T00_01_51.105Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-21T00_01_51.105Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- [[separation]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[social coop]]
+- DOING [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:46]
+ :END:
+- DOING stop responding to hashtags in moa party channel, or perhaps just make the bot exit the channel
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:53]
+ :END:
+- DONE write [[braids]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:30:08]--[2022-05-17 Tue 22:20:55] => 00:50:47
+ :END:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.960Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-17.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.960Z
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- [[separation]]
+- [[work]]
+- [[social coop]]
+- DOING [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:46]
+ :END:
+- DONE stop responding to hashtags in moa party channel, or perhaps just make the bot exit the channel
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:26:53]--[2022-05-21 Sat 02:01:00] => 76:34:07
+ :END:
+- DONE write [[braids]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-17 Tue 21:30:08]--[2022-05-17 Tue 22:20:55] => 00:50:47
+ :END:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T15_59_29.948Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T15_59_29.948Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T17_58_53.817Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T17_58_53.817Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+- [[work]]
+ - DOING stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - TODO I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+- [[mathew lowry]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T18_03_44.015Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T18_03_44.015Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DOING stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - TODO I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+- [[mathew lowry]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T18_05_48.624Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T18_05_48.624Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DOING stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - TODO I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_30_47.896Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_30_47.896Z
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index 000000000..b3840493c
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DOING stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - TODO I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of overlap with the [[agora]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_31_46.618Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_31_46.618Z
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index 000000000..ca23de234
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_31_46.618Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DOING stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - TODO I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of overlap with the [[agora]]
+ - [[pipeline]] design, with inboxes leading through processing/selection steps and then publishing to feeds which are consumed by other people as inputs
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_32_45.886Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_32_45.886Z
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DOING stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - DONE I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:02]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:03] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - I *stopped* work early -- then worked some more in the night :) it felt nice at times, I wanted to catch up
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - very interesting experience consulting
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of potential overlap with the [[agora]]
+ - [[pipeline]] design, with inboxes leading through processing/selection steps and then publishing to feeds which are consumed by other people as inputs
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_33_44.974Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_33_44.974Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-18T21_33_44.974Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DONE stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:45] => 09:01:37
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - DONE I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:02]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:03] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - I *stopped* work early -- then worked some more in the night :) it felt nice at times, I wanted to catch up, not optimal but worth it I think
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - very interesting experience consulting
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of potential overlap with the [[agora]]
+ - [[pipeline]] design, with inboxes leading through processing/selection steps and then publishing to feeds which are consumed by other people as inputs
+ -
+- [[frijof capra]]
+ - [[capra course]]
+ - [[episode 8]] was a banger
+ - [[episode 9]] is relevant for [[flancia]] and
+ - [[communities of practice]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.988Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.988Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.988Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DONE stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:45] => 09:01:37
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - DONE I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:02]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:03] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - I *stopped* work early -- then worked some more in the night :) it felt nice at times, I wanted to catch up, not optimal but worth it I think
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - very interesting experience consulting
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of potential overlap with the [[agora]]
+ - [[pipeline]] design, with inboxes leading through processing/selection steps and then publishing to feeds which are consumed by other people as inputs
+ -
+- [[frijof capra]]
+ - [[capra course]]
+ - [[episode 8]] was a banger
+ - [[episode 9]] is relevant for [[agora]] and also for [[work]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.928Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.928Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d06ab7e90
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-18.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.928Z
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+- [[braids]] + [[dust theory]] == [[?]]
+- [[samatha]]
+ - DOING [[opt in]] in [[agora bot]]:
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 11:30:02]
+ :END:
+ [[twitter]] [[mastodon]]
+- TODO auto pull wp in empty nodes
+- TODO stop responding to hashtags in moa party
+- [[work]]
+ - DONE stuff :)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 14:30:08]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:45] => 09:01:37
+ :END:
+- [[flancia]]
+ - I used to take Wednesdays off quite often to spend on Flancia -- but haven't for a while. there's a lot to do at work and I need to catch up.
+ - Looking forward to getting back into it!
+ - DONE I'll at least try to finish with work early tonight.
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:02]--[2022-05-18 Wed 23:31:03] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - I *stopped* work early -- then worked some more in the night :) it felt nice at times, I wanted to catch up, not optimal but worth it I think
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - it was great meeting him!
+ - very interesting experience consulting
+ - [[myhub]] is very interesting and seems to have a lot of potential overlap with the [[agora]]
+ - [[pipeline]] design, with inboxes leading through processing/selection steps and then publishing to feeds which are consumed by other people as inputs
+ -
+- [[frijof capra]]
+ - [[capra course]]
+ - [[episode 8]] was a banger
+ - [[episode 9]] is relevant for [[agora]] and also for [[work]]
+ - [[communities of practice]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T17_17_56.956Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T17_17_56.956Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T17_17_56.956Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T17_46_01.243Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T17_46_01.243Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T17_46_01.243Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
+ - 
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T18_17_04.060Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T18_17_04.060Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T18_17_04.060Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
+ - 
+ - [[fellowship of the link]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_20_07.001Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_20_07.001Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_20_07.001Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_21_13.257Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_21_13.257Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_21_13.257Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_34_11.803Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_34_11.803Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_34_11.803Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+- [[agora graphs]]
+- [[social coop]] tomorrow
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_36_10.580Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_36_10.580Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T20_36_10.580Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa.
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+- [[agora graphs]]
+- [[social coop]] tomorrow
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_48_14.622Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_48_14.622Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_48_14.622Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa, a lot of interesting pointers!
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+- [[agora graphs]]
+- [[social coop]] tomorrow
+- [[yoga with x]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_49_13.839Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_49_13.839Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_49_13.839Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa, a lot of interesting pointers!
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+- [[agora graphs]]
+- [[social coop]] tomorrow
+- [[yoga with x]]
+ - recorded an episode
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_50_13.370Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_50_13.370Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-19.md.2022-05-19T21_50_13.370Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- meeting [[samuel klein]] and [[jerry michalski]] later today. looking forward to it!
+ - notes in the [[sje]] stoa, a lot of interesting pointers!
+ - 
+ - a [[fellowship of the link]] is starting! would you like to join?
+- [[agora graphs]]
+- [[social coop]] tomorrow
+- [[yoga with x]]
+ - recorded an episode
+- [[sting]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T09_18_18.953Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T09_18_18.953Z
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index 000000000..d7b711696
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T09_18_18.953Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[gpg key]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T19_29_02.462Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T19_29_02.462Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T19_29_02.462Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[gpg key]]
+- [[termdown]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T23_42_51.123Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T23_42_51.123Z
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index 000000000..3bc4d4f0c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T23_42_51.123Z
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+- [[gpg key]]
+- [[termdown]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[pomodoro]]
+ - DONE 0
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-20 Fri 21:39:22]--[2022-05-20 Fri 21:39:23] => 00:00:01
+ :END:
+ - TODO 1
+ - TODO 2
+ - TODO 3
+ - TODO 4
+- [[memedit]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T23_43_46.832Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T23_43_46.832Z
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index 000000000..35ea6723f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-20.md.2022-05-20T23_43_46.832Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- [[gpg key]]
+- [[termdown]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[pomodoro]]
+ - [[marinara]]
+- [[memedit]]
+- [[soma]]
+- [[new]]
+ - [[newdoc]]
+ - [[newsheet]]
+ - [[newslides]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-20T23_45_44.646Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-20T23_45_44.646Z
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index 000000000..99934c48a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-20T23_45_44.646Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - happy about add [[git reset]] support --
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_01_51.059Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_01_51.059Z
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index 000000000..6bc64381a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_01_51.059Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.929Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.929Z
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index 000000000..a1d02909c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_02_49.929Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+- [[agora bot]]
+ - disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_03_49.071Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_03_49.071Z
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index 000000000..01f6b60c5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T00_03_49.071Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+- [[agora bot]]
+ - disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
+ - I think [[matrix]] is fine having opt out for hashtag support, as inviting an agora bot to a room is a strong enough signal a priori?
+ - [[opt in]] is still the nicer model for social media
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T10_35_44.089Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T10_35_44.089Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..55a9e2c20
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T10_35_44.089Z
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+- [[agora bot]]
+ - disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
+ - I think [[matrix]] is fine having opt out for hashtag support, as inviting an agora bot to a room is a strong enough signal a priori?
+ - [[opt in]] is still the nicer model for social media
+ - TODO add [[opt in]] support in [[mastodon]]
+ - DOING add [[opt in]] support in [[twitter]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 02:02:51]
+ :END:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.895Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.895Z
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index 000000000..d6d0d9d76
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.895Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- stayed up until >3AM yesterday evening, like a youngster (?).
+ - reminded me of staying up way too late in Buenos Aires in the late 90s/early 00s
+ - I think I could do this precisely one day a week maximum nowadays :)
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+- [[agora bot]]
+ - disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
+ - I think [[matrix]] is fine having opt out for hashtag support, as inviting an agora bot to a room is a strong enough signal a priori?
+ - [[opt in]] is still the nicer model for social media
+ - TODO add [[opt in]] support in [[mastodon]]
+ - DOING add [[opt in]] support in [[twitter]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 02:02:51]
+ :END:
+ - TODO think about whether to merge back [[agora bot matrix]] repo into [[agora bridge]], it's awkward that it's the only bot in a separate repo. this makes it harder to share code.
+ - thinking about licensing, as I based it off an MIT repo (it is >90% new code now though)
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - didn't announce it, nobody came, but it was nice having coffee while planning the day :)
+ -
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.864Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.864Z
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index 000000000..37e71a4ff
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-21.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.864Z
@@ -0,0 +1,68 @@
+- stayed up until >3AM yesterday evening, like a youngster (?).
+ - reminded me of staying up way too late in Buenos Aires in the late 90s/early 00s
+ - I think I could do this precisely one day a week maximum nowadays :)
+- [[agora bridge]]
+ - DONE happy about having added [[git reset]] support -- this unflaked/fixed several gardens!
+- [[agora server]]
+ - TODO I don't like how all the Logseq extensions render -- items look awkward in anagora.org even after processing/removing, I'd really like to fix it
+- [[agora bot]]
+ - disabled hashtags in moa party room as per user request
+ - I think [[matrix]] is fine having opt out for hashtag support, as inviting an agora bot to a room is a strong enough signal a priori?
+ - [[opt in]] is still the nicer model for social media
+ - TODO add [[opt in]] support in [[mastodon]]
+ - DOING add [[opt in]] support in [[twitter]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 02:02:51]
+ :END:
+ - TODO think about whether to merge back [[agora bot matrix]] repo into [[agora bridge]], it's awkward that it's the only bot in a separate repo. this makes it harder to share code.
+ - thinking about licensing, as I based it off an MIT repo (it is >90% new code now though)
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - didn't announce it, nobody came, but it was nice having coffee while planning the day :)
+- [[codex]]
+ - [[podcast]]
+ - [[radio flancia]] == #RadioFlancia on [[TikTok]] (?)
+- thought about my [[self]] today, did some [[maintenance]].
+ - but beyond the [[self]], about [[emptiness]].
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - [[content security policy]] [[iframes]]
+ - I'd like to be [[transcluded by default]], does that make me [[promiscous]]?
+- [[jitsi]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+ - [[move]]
+ - [[connect]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPyBU52P_Xc&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+-
+- DOING [[opt in]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 15:46:12]
+ :END:
+ - [[pomodoros]]
+ - 1
+ - 2
+ -
+- TODO #push [[agora 3]]
+ - two meanings:
+ - [[shamanic agora]] -> containerized agora -> [[podman]] in [[hypatia]]
+ - an [[agora server]] UI which has three sections:
+ - [[backlinks]]
+ - [[node]] (the column we've got now)
+ - [[forwardlinks]]
+- [[kasra]]
+ - [[midjourney]]
+ - [[huggingpuppy]] [[hugging puppy]]
+- [[real ez cheese]]
+ - [[ad astra]]
+ - [[nils frahm]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWxwgHiTLC0
+ - Feedback: the [[agora]] should match people!
+ - [[what we should fix in twitter]]
+- #push [[fediverse]]
+ - [[fediverse info]]
+- [[the big sleep]]
+- [[eap]]
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[the one]] == [[martin]]
+ - http://zeroprecedent.com/lore/flipside.html
+ - [[j0lms]]
+ - having fun while [[training models]]
+ - looking for [[intuitions]]
+ - [[transcript]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_32_55.795Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_32_55.795Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d9fe3dd5f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_32_55.795Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+- schedule for the day:
+ - TODO see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - advance [[agora 3]]
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - read Berni's doc
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_38_56.510Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_38_56.510Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..87adfe0d8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_38_56.510Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DOING see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - TODO advance [[agora 3]]
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_52_56.894Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_52_56.894Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..21db438d0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_52_56.894Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - TODO advance [[agora 3]]
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_58_57.512Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_58_57.512Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ea2354b2d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T13_58_57.512Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - TODO advance [[agora 3]]
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
+- [[tmux]]
+ - [[tmux resize]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T15_02_04.340Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T15_02_04.340Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1ae4ee51c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T15_02_04.340Z
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - DOING advance [[agora 3]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:57:47]
+ :END:
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
+- [[tmux]]
+ - [[tmux resize]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T16_00_07.849Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T16_00_07.849Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dbfde6351
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T16_00_07.849Z
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - DOING advance [[agora 3]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:57:47]
+ :END:
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
+- [[tmux]]
+ - [[tmux resize]]
+- [[crossposter]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T17_30_09.291Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T17_30_09.291Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6a52cab74
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-22T17_30_09.291Z
@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+ - [[capra course closing circle]]
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - TODO attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - DOING advance [[agora 3]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:57:47]
+ :END:
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
+- [[tmux]]
+ - [[tmux resize]]
+- [[crossposter]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-23T08_36_26.805Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-23T08_36_26.805Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c4c1d676a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-22.md.2022-05-23T08_36_26.805Z
@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+- [[opt in]]
+- [[political compass]]
+- it's the day for [[agora 3]] :)
+ - and finishing [[capra course]]!
+ - [[capra course closing circle]]
+- schedule for the day:
+ - DONE see final lecture of [[capra course]], on [[systemic solutions]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:03]--[2022-05-22 Sun 13:59:08] => 00:00:05
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:31:58]--[2022-05-22 Sun 15:38:43] => 00:06:45
+ :END:
+ - DONE attend closing circle at 9AM PST / 18 CET
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 19:29:30]--[2022-05-22 Sun 19:29:32] => 00:00:02
+ :END:
+ - DOING do laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 13:58:56]
+ :END:
+ - DOING advance [[agora 3]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-22 Sun 15:57:47]
+ :END:
+ - ideally two pomodoros on [[podman]]
+ - one pomodoro on better layout? maybe
+ - TODO read Berni's doc
+- [[this image does not exist]]
+ - https://thisimagedoesnotexist.com/
+- [[tmux]]
+ - [[tmux resize]]
+- [[crossposter]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-24.md.2022-05-24T19_15_16.268Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-24.md.2022-05-24T19_15_16.268Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b6becf44d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-24.md.2022-05-24T19_15_16.268Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[meditate now]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_24_27.446Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_24_27.446Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c51309d78
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_24_27.446Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking to start using [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_25_53.588Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_25_53.588Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5d5a89aec
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_25_53.588Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,j should navigate to the journal but somehow doesn't -- :WikiJournal works though
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_26_32.317Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_26_32.317Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..25fb319b5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T22_26_32.317Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T23_00_43.422Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T23_00_43.422Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..532f846ac
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-25T23_00_43.422Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal creates the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T10_25_01.090Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T10_25_01.090Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..31ebe9103
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T10_25_01.090Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal creates the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T14_31_16.768Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T14_31_16.768Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7e1d9386b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T14_31_16.768Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal creates the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_01_50.255Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_01_50.255Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..36f32326d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_01_50.255Z
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_34.280Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_34.280Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0df32ead1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_34.280Z
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+- [[unlicense]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_47.264Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_47.264Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1c3cd7443
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_47.264Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+- [[unlicense]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_55.092Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_55.092Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..28e41ce94
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_34_55.092Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_41_40.437Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_41_40.437Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ae3ef9e79
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T15_41_40.437Z
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T16_30_28.661Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T16_30_28.661Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1ebaa5505
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T16_30_28.661Z
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_03_32.180Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_03_32.180Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..bb639b1db
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_03_32.180Z
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_18_25.467Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_18_25.467Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2a0f55867
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_18_25.467Z
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ -
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_22_08.911Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_22_08.911Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ad691c833
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_22_08.911Z
@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_31_29.326Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_31_29.326Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..83da05631
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_31_29.326Z
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_48_52.930Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_48_52.930Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3a31839ab
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_48_52.930Z
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
+
+We also had some snacks/I made tea.
+
+Now it's 19:36 and I'm starting a [[pomodoro]] on [[podagora]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_51_16.258Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_51_16.258Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7ca491cbc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T17_51_16.258Z
@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[flancian git]] == [[flancian repo]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
+
+We also had some snacks/I made tea.
+
+Now it's 19:36 and I'm starting a [[pomodoro]] on [[podagora]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_21_02.001Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_21_02.001Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..466a5f2c7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_21_02.001Z
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_29_24.048Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_29_24.048Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..65f4ff444
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_29_24.048Z
@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_32_57.180Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_32_57.180Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..20600246b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_32_57.180Z
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_33_05.007Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_33_05.007Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7e11d85ea
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_33_05.007Z
@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_02.415Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_02.415Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d7ad8ba1d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_02.415Z
@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [[podagora]]
+ -
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_19.965Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_19.965Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..02a0585f9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_19.965Z
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_31.210Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_31.210Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6b816e406
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_31.210Z
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[sun]]
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_40.017Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_40.017Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a76f5cbb1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_40.017Z
@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_53.948Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_53.948Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..75929f335
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_40_53.948Z
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - #do
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_57_13.604Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_57_13.604Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..032060280
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T18_57_13.604Z
@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[giacomo sansoni]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - #do
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_02_09.289Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_02_09.289Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..409925fa5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_02_09.289Z
@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[giacomo sansoni]]
+ - [[ana ulin]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - #do
+ - [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_03_11.378Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_03_11.378Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..60361be57
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_03_11.378Z
@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[giacomo sansoni]]
+ - [[ana ulin]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [x] [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [x] [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - #do
+ - [ ] [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [ ] [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [ ] [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_18_32.803Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_18_32.803Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2177150f4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T20_18_32.803Z
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[giacomo sansoni]]
+ - [[ana ulin]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [x] [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [x] [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - #do
+ - [ ] [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [ ] [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [ ] [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
+
+Then I did a [[pomodoro]] on [[social coop]] as I needed to pay attention to [[relax instance registration]] and call for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]]. Also had a nice [[mint tea]] :)
+
+Now it's 22.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T23_20_40.769Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T23_20_40.769Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3fecd73dc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T23_20_40.769Z
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[giacomo sansoni]]
+ - [[ana ulin]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [x] [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [x] [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - #do
+ - [ ] [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [ ] [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [ ] [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
+
+Then I did a [[pomodoro]] on [[social coop]] as I needed to pay attention to [[relax instance registration]] and call for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]]. Also had a nice [[mint tea]] :)
+
+Then we had [[dinner]] and I cleaned the kitchen counters. Now it's 22 and I think I'll do yoga and try to do two more pomodoros before bed!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T23_21_24.491Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T23_21_24.491Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..433b5f600
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-26.md.2022-05-26T23_21_24.491Z
@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
+- [[logseq]] is getting slower every day.
+ - thinking about starting to use [[wiki vim]] (not [[vim wiki]], confusingly :)) more regularly.
+ - Update: I was stuck on [[0.5.9]] due to an issue with the AppImage; now manually updated to [[0.7]] and it seems somewhat improved?
+ - #push [[wiki vim]]
+ - now I'm writing this in [[wiki vim]], in which:
+ - ,ww navigates to index.md
+ - ,w,w navigates to the current journal
+ - unfortunately navigating to a wikilink from the journal created the file in journal/, even though I want it in the root.
+ - filed: https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/issues/225
+ - already resulted in a nice workaround that I can just plug into my .vimrc :)
+ - It is actually really nice to be able to journal in [[vim]] again.
+ - So responsive!
+ - And I can drop into 'full text/document mode' pretty easily, not to be constrained by [[outliner mode]].
+ - Also I now have a *global* alt-d shortcut for my journal -- that is, pressing alt-d brings up my daily note no matter where I am :)
+ - Next thing missing is pasting media (that is, storing in assets and inserting a link). Thinking about how to solve this.
+ - [[md img paste]] https://github.com/ferrine/md-img-paste.vim might be this :)
+- Looked into managing my [[dotfiles]] in a more structured way again.
+ - [[chezmoi]] is looking fancy and probably worth investing on?
+- [[gitlab]]
+ - Started a [[flancian]] repo: https://gitlab.com/flancian/flancian
+ - [[Dockerfile]] is not there but should be there eventually.
+ - Playing with the Twitter API for my personal account.
+- [[unlicense]]
+- [[agora 3]]
+- [[wiki vim]]
+ - [[lervag]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[giacomo sansoni]]
+ - [[ana ulin]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #done
+ - [x] [[chezmoi]]
+ - installed in [[paramita]], [[thecla]]
+ - set up repo in [[gitlab]]: same as [[flancian repo]] (should I just call it [[dotfiles]]? but I want it to store more :))
+ - it feels like it could be a reasonable general personal repo manager?
+ - [x] [[social coop]]
+ - [[relax instance registration]] -> proposal failing, thread useful
+ - called out for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]] meeting via mastodon
+ - [x] [[podagora]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - create [[agora]] user in container
+ - fold in commands from [[go/agora]]
+ - configure [[systemd]] services
+ - think about how to override values?
+ - [x]
+ - #do
+ - [ ] [[building bridges]]
+ - [[write]] a bit in the above node?
+ - [ ] [[sun]]
+ - [[write]] in that document
+
+I feel like I've been [[unlocking]] things, in some sense. I optimized several things which had been bothering me for a while. I feel freed up in a way.
+
+Now it's 18:29 and I'm doing a [[pomodoro]] on [[chezmoi]] and with that I'm calling it with general optimization. Next up is [[podagora]] and in general some [[containers]] work, which on second inspection has to do with the [[flancian repo]] and [[project snapshot]].
+
+I over-rested by staying with [[chezmoi]] as it was fun :)
+
+Then I did a [[pomodoro]] on [[social coop]] as I needed to pay attention to [[relax instance registration]] and call for tomorrow's [[social coop tech group]]. Also had a nice [[mint tea]] :)
+
+Then we had [[dinner]] and I cleaned the kitchen counters. Now it's 22 and I think I'll do yoga and try to do two more pomodoros before bed!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T09_30_34.259Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T09_30_34.259Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4f67dca09
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T09_30_34.259Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [ ] And more which I shouldn't write here :)
+- [[social]]
+ - [ ] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[b]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_01_14.949Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_01_14.949Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c135be955
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_01_14.949Z
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [ ] And more which I shouldn't write here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [ ] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[b]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_10_32.823Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_10_32.823Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..725e80892
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_10_32.823Z
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [ ] And more which I shouldn't write here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [ ] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_10_42.984Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_10_42.984Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c307c97d5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T18_10_42.984Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [ ] And more which I shouldn't write here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [ ] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_44_49.159Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_44_49.159Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2908b841e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_44_49.159Z
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [ ] And more which I shouldn't write here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [ ] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_45_05.061Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_45_05.061Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7899f6360
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_45_05.061Z
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_45_13.752Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_45_13.752Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..da3feaff4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T19_45_13.752Z
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_14_33.629Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_14_33.629Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..55ad5f65a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_14_33.629Z
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_15_31.658Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_15_31.658Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..91473d9e4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_15_31.658Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_15_58.010Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_15_58.010Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4b447a57e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_15_58.010Z
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_16_09.307Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_16_09.307Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..58b431ea6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_16_09.307Z
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+- talked to [[j]].
+- talked to [[jp]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_16_16.292Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_16_16.292Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f8ed26058
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_16_16.292Z
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+- talked to [[jp]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_32_16.449Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_32_16.449Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..12e478f97
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T20_32_16.449Z
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_16_38.582Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_16_38.582Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..42d20c420
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_16_38.582Z
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_17_30.801Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_17_30.801Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1d4c062f6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_17_30.801Z
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
+ - fixed playlist order
+ - want to [[unhack]] in the sense of automatically support go/x/n for any x with items, direct or in a [[playlist]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_17_53.377Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_17_53.377Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3f82e5def
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_17_53.377Z
@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
+ - fixed playlist order
+ - want to [[unhack]] in the sense of automatically support go/x/n for any x with items, direct or in a [[playlist]]
+ - #push do
+ - [[flash]] -- check how to flash messages, and use it to tell the user what's happening?
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_18_05.174Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_18_05.174Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..50f4b6f45
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T21_18_05.174Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
+ - fixed playlist order
+ - want to [[unhack]] in the sense of automatically support go/x/n for any x with items, direct or in a [[playlist]]
+ - #push do
+ - [[flash]] -- check how to flash messages, and use it to tell the user what's happening?
+ - [[flash then redirect]] sounds useful, it's what I've been wanting to implement for [[go links]] when there's more than one #go in a node
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T22_36_57.427Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T22_36_57.427Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c1cf972b7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T22_36_57.427Z
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb?)
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
+ - fixed playlist order
+ - want to [[unhack]] in the sense of automatically support go/x/n for any x with items, direct or in a [[playlist]]
+ - #push do
+ - [[flash]] -- check how to flash messages, and use it to tell the user what's happening?
+ - [[flash then redirect]] sounds useful, it's what I've been wanting to implement for [[go links]] when there's more than one #go in a node
+ - you should be able to cancel/override the redirect
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T22_37_00.831Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T22_37_00.831Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2149d7f3e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-27.md.2022-05-27T22_37_00.831Z
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+- Love a [[friday]] :)
+ - Noding this from [[wiki vim]], which I've been using exclusively since yesterday.
+ - [[logseq]] people did get back to me over Twitter and it turns out that the latest [[logseq]] contains performance improvements, so I plan to use both in parallel :)
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! At [[5pm utc]].
+ - I'll try to seed an agenda in the [[stoa]].
+ - I didn't but we used the [[stoa]] anyway, I think it works nicely :)
+- #push [[work]]
+ - [ ] Need to book travel.
+ - [ ] Need to renew my ESTA.
+ - [x] And more which I shouldn't write about here :)
+- #push [[human]]
+ - (is this a verb? :))
+ - [x] coffee with [[g]] if we can agree on a time
+ - [ ] talk to [[a]]
+ - [x] talk to [[b]]
+ - [ ] talk to [[j]].
+ - talked to [[jz]].
+- [[vera]] told me about [[lucidrains]]
+- [[the agora of flancia]]
+ - [[free nfts]]
+ - [[5017]]
+- [[archive]]
+ - [[twitter]]
+ - [[gig]]
+ - [[attention]]
+- [[move]]
+ - fixed playlist order
+ - want to [[unhack]] in the sense of automatically support go/x/n for any x with items, direct or in a [[playlist]]
+ - #push do
+ - [[flash]] -- check how to flash messages, and use it to tell the user what's happening?
+ - [[flash then redirect]] sounds useful, it's what I've been wanting to implement for [[go links]] when there's more than one #go in a node
+ - you should be able to cancel/override the redirect
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-27T22_39_24.003Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-27T22_39_24.003Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9cae02938
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-27T22_39_24.003Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T09_36_53.931Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T09_36_53.931Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7b9ef51f8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T09_36_53.931Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_09_30.520Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_09_30.520Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fb96e610f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_09_30.520Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_21_43.817Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_21_43.817Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..39f424726
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_21_43.817Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2023]] we build the [[municipalist]] federation
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] we start building [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_22_26.873Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_22_26.873Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4fb94300d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_22_26.873Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2023]] we build the [[municipalist]] federation
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] we start building [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_23_42.973Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_23_42.973Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c17bfb441
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_23_42.973Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or assist [[municipalist]] federations
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] we start building [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_49_22.610Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_49_22.610Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3d1609e15
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_49_22.610Z
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] we start building [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_49_34.026Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_49_34.026Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4fc16e0e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_49_34.026Z
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_50_12.584Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_50_12.584Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ad0632829
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_50_12.584Z
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2030]] in Flancia
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_51_12.500Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_51_12.500Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cea0f6284
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_51_12.500Z
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2030]] in Flancia
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_51_46.848Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_51_46.848Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..20a2a92c8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_51_46.848Z
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in Flancia
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_52_14.681Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_52_14.681Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1c373ed8a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_52_14.681Z
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_52_27.999Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_52_27.999Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ae8deca52
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T18_52_27.999Z
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2050]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_13_47.331Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_13_47.331Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a3c1fe197
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_13_47.331Z
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_14_34.574Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_14_34.574Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..80f6be063
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_14_34.574Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_14_41.865Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_14_41.865Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..92a1df6cf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_14_41.865Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced on a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_26_39.842Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_26_39.842Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..31b4e7cd3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_26_39.842Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced upon a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_27_41.266Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_27_41.266Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ea34f6e9f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_27_41.266Z
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[phil wang]] == [[lucidrains]]
+- [[ffmpeg]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced upon a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_32_12.949Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_32_12.949Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..866bb142c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_32_12.949Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[phil wang]] == [[lucidrains]]
+- [[ffmpeg]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+- #push [[2022-05-28]]
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - find the bug report by a user w.r.t. image/media thumbnails?
+ - find where logs are :)
+ - document the fix that is currently in [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - which? :)
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced upon a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_32_18.770Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_32_18.770Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b93811af7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_32_18.770Z
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[phil wang]] == [[lucidrains]]
+- [[ffmpeg]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+- #push [[2022-05-28]]
+ - #push [[social coop tech group]]
+ - find the bug report by a user w.r.t. image/media thumbnails?
+ - [[nick sellen]] did it!
+ - [[social coop issues]] is a thread worth tracking clearly :)
+ - in it [[erik moeller]] reported an issue that Nick can also reproduce:
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/108240729184803730
+ - find where logs are :)
+ - document the fix that is currently in [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - which? :)
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced upon a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_38_14.001Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_38_14.001Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..77a2b6236
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-28.md.2022-05-28T21_38_14.001Z
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+- [[flancia meet]] now at [[8am utc]] every [[saturday]] whenever we show up :)
+- published minutes for [[social coop tech group]].
+- [[kvistgaard]] told me about [[ruben verborgh]]
+- [[phil wang]] == [[lucidrains]]
+- [[ffmpeg]]
+- [[flancia]]
+ - #push [[flancian revolution]]
+ - [[2020]] - [[2025]] we build the Agora
+ - [[2019]] first writing
+ - [[2021]] first code
+ - [[2022]] early days
+ - [[2023]] we use the Agora to build or help organize [[municipalist]] federations at a global scale
+ - [[2024]] the internet is reclaimed for the people
+ - [[2025]] - [[2030]] we build Flancia
+ - [[2025]] wider basic income deployment
+ - [[2025]] In some Flancias, Buddhism and Christianity or Islam start to merge.
+ - [[dios salve la flor del loto]]
+ - [[2027]] maybe we start building [[maitreya]]
+ - [[2029]] [[maitreya]] rehabilitates [[moloch]]
+ - [[2030]] in [[Flancia]]
+ - [[2040]] after [[Flancia]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[bouncepaw]] implemented [[interwiki]] in [[mycorrhiza]], awesome!
+- #push [[2022-05-28]]
+ - #push [[social coop tech group]]
+ - find the bug report by a user w.r.t. image/media thumbnails?
+ - [[nick sellen]] did it!
+ - [[social coop issues]] is a thread worth tracking clearly :) https://www.loomio.org/d/6V2tAIZa/issues/154
+ - in it [[erik moeller]] reported an issue that Nick can also reproduce:
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/108240729184803730
+ - find where logs are :)
+ - document the fix that is currently in [[social coop tech group]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - which? :)
+
+I walked along the river with friends today and we chanced upon a street food market -- five hours flew by! I am thankful for a beautiful day.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T11_59_53.139Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T11_59_53.139Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6bb57e181
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T11_59_53.139Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- (check pushes for incoming tasks)
+ - Yesterday I "took off" / went out; today I plan to stay put and do things around the house and catch up with some things I wanted to do this weekend.
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]] told me about [[jacob taubes]] and his [[occidental eschatology]]
+- [[phil jones]] told me about [[the anti christ now rules us all]] by [[paul kingsnorth]]: https://unherd.com/2022/05/the-anti-christ-now-rules-us-all/
+ - [[moloch]] https://twitter.com/interstar/status/1530569673149931520
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T12_03_27.554Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T12_03_27.554Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f5b856020
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T12_03_27.554Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- (check pushes for incoming tasks)
+ - Yesterday I "took off" / went out; today I plan to stay put and do things around the house and catch up with some things I wanted to do this weekend.
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]] told me about [[jacob taubes]] and his [[occidental eschatology]]
+- [[phil jones]] told me about [[the anti christ now rules us all]] by [[paul kingsnorth]]: https://unherd.com/2022/05/the-anti-christ-now-rules-us-all/
+ - [[moloch]] https://twitter.com/interstar/status/1530569673149931520
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[joelle]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[berni]]
+ - [ ] social coop tech group troubleshooting
+ - [ ] [[agora development]]
+ - [[audio cleanup]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T12_13_43.160Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T12_13_43.160Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fc8516525
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-05-29T12_13_43.160Z
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+- (check pushes for incoming tasks)
+ - Yesterday I "took off" / went out; today I plan to stay put and do things around the house and catch up with some things I wanted to do this weekend.
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]] told me about [[jacob taubes]] and his [[occidental eschatology]]
+- [[phil jones]] told me about [[the anti christ now rules us all]] by [[paul kingsnorth]]: https://unherd.com/2022/05/the-anti-christ-now-rules-us-all/
+ - [[moloch]] https://twitter.com/interstar/status/1530569673149931520
+- TIL about [[overleaf]], an online [[LaTeX]] editor and renderer: https://www.overleaf.com
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[joelle]]
+ - [[workspace 8]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[berni]]
+ - [[workspace 8]]
+ - [ ] social coop tech group troubleshooting
+ - [[workspace 2]]
+ - [ ] [[agora development]]
+ - [[workspace 5]]
+ - [[audio cleanup]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-06-05T14_11_28.276Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-06-05T14_11_28.276Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..691b501bd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-05-29.md.2022-06-05T14_11_28.276Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+- (check pushes for incoming tasks)
+ - Yesterday I "took off" / went out; today I plan to stay put and do things around the house and catch up with some things I wanted to do this weekend.
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]] told me about [[jacob taubes]] and his [[occidental eschatology]]
+- [[phil jones]] told me about [[the anti christ now rules us all]] by [[paul kingsnorth]]: https://unherd.com/2022/05/the-anti-christ-now-rules-us-all/
+ - [[moloch]] https://twitter.com/interstar/status/1530569673149931520
+- TIL about [[overleaf]], an online [[LaTeX]] editor and renderer: https://www.overleaf.com
+- [[schelling and revelation]]
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[joelle]]
+ - [[workspace 8]]
+ - [ ] empezar a leer tesis de [[berni]]
+ - [[workspace 8]]
+ - [ ] social coop tech group troubleshooting
+ - [[workspace 2]]
+ - [ ] [[agora development]]
+ - [[workspace 5]]
+ - [[audio cleanup]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_19_40.928Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_19_40.928Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..10050c263
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_19_40.928Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+- My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_27_35.767Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_27_35.767Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4528f3e41
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_27_35.767Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_28_12.302Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_28_12.302Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2e442772c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T14_28_12.302Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
+ - I will show you the [[shape of my heart]] if you want to.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_02_47.012Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_02_47.012Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cf68f6845
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_02_47.012Z
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
+ - I will show you the [[shape of my heart]] if you want to.
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #0 bootstrap / free slot
+ - #1 fix go links in nodes with multiple subnodes
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_03_22.862Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_03_22.862Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dd4c3a07a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_03_22.862Z
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
+ - I will show you the [[shape of my heart]] if you want to.
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #0 bootstrap / add to the list / free slot
+ - teak out the garbage
+ - #1 fix go links in nodes with multiple subnodes
+ - #2 improve recursive mode (would fix bugs as a side effect if it shipped as default)
+ - #3 slack
+ - #4 fix latest ([[bouncepaw]])
+ - #5 respond to [[liquid democracy]] ([[vera]])
+ - #6 catch up with rooms
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora discuss]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - #7 [[opt in]] [[writes]]
+ - #8 start [[programmatic signup]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_03_56.118Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_03_56.118Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..21e69df33
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_03_56.118Z
@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
+ - I will show you the [[shape of my heart]] if you want to.
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #0 bootstrap / add to the list / free slot
+ - took out the garbage
+ - walked to [[mfo park]]
+ - did laundry
+ - lighted [[4h candle]] and [[smoking device]] (I do the latter ~once a week with good ventilation)
+ - consumed [[caffeine]], [[l theanine]], [[creatine]]
+ - #1 fix go links in nodes with multiple subnodes
+ - #2 improve recursive mode (would fix bugs as a side effect if it shipped as default)
+ - #3 slack
+ - #4 fix latest ([[bouncepaw]])
+ - #5 respond to [[liquid democracy]] ([[vera]])
+ - #6 catch up with rooms
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora discuss]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - #7 [[opt in]] [[writes]]
+ - #8 start [[programmatic signup]]
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_16_54.812Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_16_54.812Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..60cd0c1f4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022-06-05.md.2022-06-05T15_16_54.812Z
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+- I had a nice walk yesterday with a friend.
+ - We didn't, but we could have [[taken a walk on the wild side]].
+- [[music]]
+ - [[take a walk on the wild side]]
+ - [[hunky dory]]
+ - [[caetano veloso]]
+ - take a walk in the wild side
+- [[writing]]
+- [[build bridges]]
+- #push [[philosophy in germany]]
+ - [[1831-1933]]
+- [[penguins]]
+- [[google doc]]
+- #push [[logseq]]
+ - took like half a minute to load just now
+ - unfortunately it still doesn't scale well enough, but I'm happy the team is responsive to performance issues!
+ - I'm now using logseq while I code. I think I will benefit from using it when I want to focus on *one* thing. It doesn't do multi pane like [[wiki vim]], so I use that for running many tasks in parallel.
+- #push [[meditations]]
+ - My internal discourse can be surprisingly strongly worded, in particular when applied to myself or to inanimate objects.
+ - "oh, look. it's a shitty window." -- just said of a Chromium window that Mastodon popped up that didn't let me change the URL to navigate away.
+ - "you are stupid", "you are a fucking asshole" -- said to myself while coding.
+ - The first one means "that was stupid" which means "[[suboptimal]]/a dirty hack" and could very well be framed without appealing to the concept of stupidity.
+ - The second I'm unsure about; assholes in the biological sense are not bad.
+ - I feel like I [[love]] you a priori.
+ - I will show you the [[shape of my heart]] if you want to.
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - #0 bootstrap / add to the list / free slot
+ - took out the garbage
+ - walked to [[mfo park]]
+ - did laundry
+ - lighted [[4h candle]] and [[smoking device]] (I do the latter ~once a week with good ventilation)
+ - consumed [[caffeine]], [[l theanine]], [[creatine]]
+ - #1 [[fix go links]] in nodes with multiple subnodes ([[j0lms]])
+ - #2 improve recursive mode (would fix bugs as a side effect if it shipped as default)
+ - #3 slack
+ - #4 fix latest ([[bouncepaw]])
+ - #5 respond to [[liquid democracy]] ([[vera]])
+ - #6 catch up with rooms
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora discuss]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - #7 [[opt in]] [[writes]]
+ - #8 start [[programmatic signup]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-27T21_04_20.903Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-27T21_04_20.903Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d7d412326
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-27T21_04_20.903Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- Getting back into it!
+- Tough day at work, but got through it and got some things done. Ended up on a positive note.
+- Did [[yoga 15]]
\ No newline at end of file
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new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c647bd004
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-27T21_05_22.923Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- Getting back into it!
+- Tough day at work, but got through it and got some things done. Ended up on a positive note.
+- Did [[yoga 15]], still solid, actually closer to [[14 minutes]] long.
+- Looked for [[yoga 13]] but didn't find it, now noded.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-30T18_09_06.170Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-30T18_09_06.170Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7eff92c73
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_27.md.2022-04-30T18_09_06.170Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- Getting back into it!
+- Tough day at work, but got through it and got some things done. Ended up on a positive note.
+- Did [[yoga 15]], still solid, actually closer to [[14 minutes]] long.
+- Looked for [[yoga 13]] but didn't find it, now noded.
+- [[auerbach]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_30.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.596Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_30.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.596Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..96f5f8beb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_30.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.596Z
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+- [[neil]] told me about [[patterns of decentralized organizations]]
+ - https://doubleloop.net/2018/11/04/4253/
+ - [[the hum]]
+ - [[richard bartlett]]
+ - [[natalia lombardo]]
+ - https://www.thehum.org
+- [[gandoof]] == [[deskduncan]] told me about [[fusion candles]]
+ - https://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/6036af70d08fd
+ - [[orion's arm]]
+- lovely [[flancia meet]] today
+ - thank you [[j0lms]] [[vera]] [[protopian]] and all
+ - some topics:
+ - [[agora2]]
+ - [[gun eco]]
+ - [[pkm book]]
+ - [[justin murphy]]
+ - [[urbit]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - influenced [[abdullah öcalan]] == [[apo]]
+- #push I thought it might be time to try to define [[good]] and [[bad]]
+ - [[true]] [[false]]
+ - [[violent]] [[peaceful]]
+ - [[horrible]] [[beautiful]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - NOW write [[pkm book]] chapter abstracts
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-04-30 Sat 16:20:08]
+ :END:
+ - [[agora abstract]]
+ - [[commons]]
+ - [[phenomenology]] of [[reading]] and [[writing]]
+ - [[yoga]]
+ - LATER write [[building bridges]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[3 node agora]]
+ - [[hashtag support]]
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - [[sign in]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+- #push [[building bridges]]
+ - isomorphisms between lattices
+- [[feriado]]
+ - [[26 de mayo]]
+- [[being]]
+- [[big timer]]
+ - -> [[termdown]]
+- responded to [[maya]]
+- [[5mg]]
+ - #push [[walter benjamin festival]]
+ - "people flock to [[marseille]] to consume [[hashish]] or some other form of [[cannabis]] in commemoration of the time [[walter benjamin]] did it."
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_30.md.2022-05-01T15_16_47.819Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_30.md.2022-05-01T15_16_47.819Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..460011f9e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_04_30.md.2022-05-01T15_16_47.819Z
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+- [[neil]] told me about [[patterns of decentralized organizations]]
+ - https://doubleloop.net/2018/11/04/4253/
+ - [[the hum]]
+ - [[richard bartlett]]
+ - [[natalia lombardo]]
+ - https://www.thehum.org
+- [[gandoof]] == [[deskduncan]] told me about [[fusion candles]]
+ - https://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/6036af70d08fd
+ - [[orion's arm]]
+- lovely [[flancia meet]] today
+ - thank you [[j0lms]] [[vera]] [[protopian]] and all
+ - some topics:
+ - [[agora2]]
+ - [[gun eco]]
+ - [[pkm book]]
+ - [[agora abstracts]]
+ - [[justin murphy]]
+ - [[urbit]]
+ - [[personal knowledge management is bullshit]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - influenced [[abdullah öcalan]] == [[apo]]
+- #push I thought it might be time to try to define [[good]] and [[bad]]
+ - [[true]] [[false]]
+ - [[violent]] [[peaceful]]
+ - [[horrible]] [[beautiful]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - NOW write [[pkm book]] chapter abstract
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-04-30 Sat 16:20:08]
+ :END:
+ - LATER write [[building bridges]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[3 node agora]]
+ - [[hashtag support]]
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - [[sign in]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+- #push [[building bridges]]
+ - isomorphisms between lattices
+- [[feriado]]
+ - [[26 de mayo]]
+- [[being]]
+- [[big timer]]
+ - -> [[termdown]]
+- responded to [[maya]]
+- reached out to [[jayu]]
+- [[we could be monks in space]]
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+- [[neil]] told me about [[patterns of decentralized organizations]]
+ - https://doubleloop.net/2018/11/04/4253/
+ - [[the hum]]
+ - [[richard bartlett]]
+ - [[natalia lombardo]]
+ - https://www.thehum.org
+- [[gandoof]] == [[deskduncan]] told me about [[fusion candles]]
+ - https://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/6036af70d08fd
+ - [[orion's arm]]
+- lovely [[flancia meet]] today
+ - thank you [[j0lms]] [[vera]] [[protopian]] and all
+ - some topics:
+ - [[agora2]]
+ - [[gun eco]]
+ - [[pkm book]]
+ - [[agora abstracts]]
+ - [[justin murphy]]
+ - [[urbit]]
+ - [[personal knowledge management is bullshit]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - influenced [[abdullah öcalan]] == [[apo]]
+- #push I thought it might be time to try to define [[good]] and [[bad]]
+ - [[true]] [[false]]
+ - [[violent]] [[peaceful]]
+ - [[horrible]] [[beautiful]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - NOW write [[pkm book]] chapter abstracts
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-04-30 Sat 16:20:08]
+ :END:
+ - [[agora abstract]]
+ - [[commons]]
+ - [[phenomenology]] of [[reading]] and [[writing]]
+ - [[yoga]]
+ - LATER write [[building bridges]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[3 node agora]]
+ - [[hashtag support]]
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - [[sign in]]
+ - [[podman]]
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+- #push [[building bridges]]
+ - isomorphisms between lattices
+- [[feriado]]
+ - [[26 de mayo]]
+- [[being]]
+- [[big timer]]
+ - -> [[termdown]]
+- responded to [[maya]]
+<<<<<<< HEAD
+- [[5mg]]
+ - #push [[walter benjamin festival]]
+ - "people flock to [[marseille]] to consume [[hashish]] or some other form of [[cannabis]] in commemoration of the time [[walter benjamin]] did it."
+=======
+- reached out to [[jayu]]
+- [[we could be monks in space]]
+>>>>>>> 11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_01.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.596Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_01.md.2022-05-01T15_16_34.596Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is your light]]
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+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[all conscious beings]]
+- [[contract]]
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+<<<<<<< HEAD
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+=======
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[all conscious beings]]
+- [[contract]]
+>>>>>>> 11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_01.md.2022-05-01T15_33_36.422Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_01.md.2022-05-01T15_33_36.422Z
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+<<<<<<< HEAD
+
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+-
+- [[all conscious beings]]
+- [[contract]]
+ >>>>>>> 11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5
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@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+<<<<<<< HEAD
+
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[all beings]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5]]
\ No newline at end of file
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[all beings]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5]]
\ No newline at end of file
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@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[all beings]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5]]
+- [[neil]]
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@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[all beings]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5]]
+- [[neil]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[social coop agora]]
+- [[moa git]]
+- [[shamanic coders guild]]
+ - met [[kasra]], [[joecool]]
+ - discussed [[shamanic agora]] and related approaches
+- [[chris aldrich]]
+ - gave great feedback/guidance:
+ - told me about [[césar hidalgo]] who works in the [[center for collective learning]]
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@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+- [[international workers day]]
+- [[yoga with x]]
+- [[where is my light]]
+- [[where is your light]]
+- [[mathematical models]]
+- [[all beings]]
+ - [[contract]]
+ - [[11789e70e8e48f672e79e4a90efa9527655f3da5]]
+- [[neil]]
+ - [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[social coop agora]]
+- [[moa git]]
+- [[shamanic coders guild]]
+ - met [[kasra]], [[joecool]]
+ - discussed [[shamanic agora]] and related approaches
+- [[chris aldrich]]
+ - gave great feedback/guidance on supporting [[drive]], [[dropbox]], [[onedrive]] -- which means supporting [[oauth]]?
+ - told me about [[césar hidalgo]] who works in the [[center for collective learning]]
+-
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_02.md.2022-05-03T20_17_39.712Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_02.md.2022-05-03T20_17_39.712Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_02.md.2022-05-03T20_17_39.712Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- sent out [[the agora is a social knowledge graph]] to [[pkg book]] and [[ivo]].
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_04.md.2022-05-04T19_06_15.438Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_04.md.2022-05-04T19_06_15.438Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]]
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]] https://datasette.io/
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
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@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]] https://datasette.io/
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
+-
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_04.md.2022-05-04T20_07_11.474Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_04.md.2022-05-04T20_07_11.474Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]] https://datasette.io/
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
+- I'm sick again, it sucks. Nothing serious though, might be [[covid]] repeat or just a cold. Got a [[pcr]] test just in case/to know.
+- Getting [[the agora is a social knowledge graph]] into shape for submission took longer than I thought, which goes to show I continue to understimate the amount of effort
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_04.md.2022-05-04T21_06_15.210Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]] https://datasette.io/
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
+- I'm sick again, it sucks. Nothing serious though, might be [[covid]] repeat or just a cold. Got a [[pcr]] test just in case/to know.
+- Getting [[the agora is a social knowledge graph]] into shape for submission took longer than I thought, which goes to show I continue to underestimate the amount of effort it takes to go from 'some brainstorming in outline mode' to 'actual text'. [[I should remember this]].
\ No newline at end of file
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_04.md.2022-05-04T21_59_20.082Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- [[python]]
+ - [[datasette]] https://datasette.io/
+ - [[sqlite utils]] https://datasette.io/tools/sqlite-utils
+ - [[dogsheep]]
+- I'm sick again, it sucks. Nothing serious though, might be [[covid]] repeat or just a cold. Got a [[pcr]] test just in case/to know.
+- Getting [[the agora is a social knowledge graph]] into shape for submission took longer than I thought, which goes to show I continue to underestimate the amount of effort it takes to go from 'some brainstorming in outline mode' to 'actual text'. [[I should remember this]].
+- [[bruno winck]] recommended [[pranayama]].
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@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[sandra]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_32_56.612Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_32_56.612Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_32_56.612Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+-
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+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_33_49.468Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ -
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+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_34_48.913Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ -
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ -
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_37_53.078Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value!
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
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+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_38_52.451Z
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value!
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+-
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+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_39_51.945Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value!
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ -
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@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value!
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ -
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@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ -
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index 000000000..7b1999363
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_46_46.832Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_47_54.005Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_47_54.005Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c610f7a21
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_47_54.005Z
@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_48_53.476Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_48_53.476Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9e8686a03
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_48_53.476Z
@@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_49_53.249Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_49_53.249Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1542f69f5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T14_49_53.249Z
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_02_54.646Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_02_54.646Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c5461ef96
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_02_54.646Z
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_16_52.495Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_16_52.495Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7442131f7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_16_52.495Z
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_17_52.625Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_17_52.625Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c6d835808
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_17_52.625Z
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+ -
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_18_59.588Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_18_59.588Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9dbf5d9db
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_18_59.588Z
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+ -
+- [[avalokitesvara]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_24_55.836Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_24_55.836Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8146b8986
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_24_55.836Z
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_38_51.708Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_38_51.708Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..958b946ff
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_38_51.708Z
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_39_51.044Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_39_51.044Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c76327f6a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_39_51.044Z
@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_40_58.287Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_40_58.287Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..87ce49d14
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_40_58.287Z
@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_54_55.667Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_54_55.667Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..28562de56
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_54_55.667Z
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_55_55.200Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_55_55.200Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d6ae4c2b8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_55_55.200Z
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_56_54.218Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_56_54.218Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..335f0e5ed
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T15_56_54.218Z
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_09_57.654Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_09_57.654Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b96dc8bdd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_09_57.654Z
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_16_56.098Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_16_56.098Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c0e0c0d54
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_16_56.098Z
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_37_57.330Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_37_57.330Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f1c0e9569
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_37_57.330Z
@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_39_03.988Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_39_03.988Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9fcc96e93
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_39_03.988Z
@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_40_03.096Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_40_03.096Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..bd29b72e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_40_03.096Z
@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - is [[rfc 3986]] "good"? calling urlencode() on both [[wikilinks]] and [[hashtags]] would simplify code, be
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_42_01.487Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_42_01.487Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8ea65436b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T16_42_01.487Z
@@ -0,0 +1,58 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - is [[rfc 3986]] "good"? calling urlencode() on both [[wikilinks]] and [[hashtags]] would simplify code, it'd be nice to stop calling [[slugify]] as it feels kind of pointless -- or are "nice urls" important? what *is* a [[nice url]]?
+ - will give it a shot and see.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T17_02_00.793Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T17_02_00.793Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..eff62b3b8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-07T17_02_00.793Z
@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - is [[rfc 3986]] "good"? calling urlencode() on both [[wikilinks]] and [[hashtags]] would simplify code, it'd be nice to stop calling [[slugify]] as it feels kind of pointless -- or are "nice urls" important? what *is* a [[nice url]]?
+ - will give it a shot and see.
+ - 
+ - [[focus]], then -> [[hashtags]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-09T18_25_53.336Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-09T18_25_53.336Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3f397db70
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-09T18_25_53.336Z
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - NOW add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - is [[rfc 3986]] "good"? calling urlencode() on both [[wikilinks]] and [[hashtags]] would simplify code, it'd be nice to stop calling [[slugify]] as it feels kind of pointless -- or are "nice urls" important? what *is* a [[nice url]]?
+ - will give it a shot and see.
+ - 
+ - [[focus]], then -> [[hashtags]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-20T23_43_46.787Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-20T23_43_46.787Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f06dc131b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_07.md.2022-05-20T23_43_46.787Z
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - I wasn't/am not feeling great still (from the cold or whatever this is I'm carrying), but it was a great way to start the [[weekend]]!
+ - [[agora university]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - https://www.loomio.org/p/6xBc021Z/give-flancian-server-access
+ - my [[ssh key]] was not added yet, so I requested help with that. tomorrow I'll take another look :)
+ - ...but I can't upload images to social.coop currently :)
+ - 
+ - Might be actually a good time to take a look/try to add some value! pinged people in the [[social coop tech chat]]
+- [[mastodon hosting]]
+ - discussed with [[reddy2go]]
+ - [[masto.host]]
+ -
+- hmm, I really want [[auto push]] I realize :)
+ - it just goes really well with how I already use the agora, feels very natural
+- [[do]] [[this weekend]]
+ - LATER [[capra course]]
+ - LATER log into social.coop via ssh and poke around
+ - see what's up with 500s
+ - see what's up with canvas issue reported by user
+ - [[agora bot]]
+ - DONE add hashtag support
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:45:51]--[2022-05-09 Mon 09:27:11] => 40:41:20
+ :END:
+ - LATER figure out how to fix the [[roco]] non-catchup bug reported by [[kvistgaard]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - NOW push PR
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-07 Sat 16:46:20]
+ :END:
+ - LATER fix pulls in pulls
+ - perhaps default to recursive mode?
+ - or just somehow learn how to attach handlers after pulls :)
+ - LATER fix [[go links in pushes]]
+ - LATER experiment with [[autopush]] again?
+ - LATER experiment with more columns
+ - start by adding empty divs and see how it looks?
+ - LATER [[autopull]] in empty nodes!
+ - at least [[wp]]
+ - [[agora]] community
+ - LATER write something about civility/principle of charity
+ - [[shamanic agora]]
+ - LATER [[podman]] experiment in [[hypatia]]
+- I'll now [[write]] in [[meditations]] while I [[hack]].
+ - [[frinends]]
+ - #push [[matrix]]
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I wonder if we'll pull it off. I think we just might!
+ - [[7 minutes]] writing
+ - [[13 minutes]] thinking of [[sqlite]] and pros and cons of [[shared memory]] over just [[api]], sent messages about that
+ - I'm happy [[evan]] is back!
+ - I hope [[metasj]] and [[vera]] are ok. I love them both.
+ - That was one pomodoro of [[writing]] and [[organization]]. Now I'll [[hack]].
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - is [[rfc 3986]] "good"? calling urlencode() on both [[wikilinks]] and [[hashtags]] would simplify code, it'd be nice to stop calling [[slugify]] as it feels kind of pointless -- or are "nice urls" important? what *is* a [[nice url]]?
+ - will give it a shot and see.
+ - 
+ - [[focus]], then -> [[hashtags]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T12_51_52.889Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T12_51_52.889Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0a6609dc0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T12_51_52.889Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[space time]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_43_15.160Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_43_15.160Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..5ac761373
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_43_15.160Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_44_14.021Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_44_14.021Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..26313aa37
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_44_14.021Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_45_13.000Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_45_13.000Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1378d0286
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_45_13.000Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- [[hashtags]]
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_46_19.266Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_46_19.266Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..35ed74afc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_46_19.266Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- [[hashtags]]
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day --
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_50_13.581Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_50_13.581Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f4fa9508c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T13_50_13.581Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- [[hashtags]]
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_20_17.605Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_20_17.605Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b2ba8143e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_20_17.605Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- [[hashtags]]
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_21_23.739Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_21_23.739Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3436aa36e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_21_23.739Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- [[hashtags]]
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] and part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_52_14.603Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_52_14.603Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dc21243b3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T14_52_14.603Z
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- [[hashtags]]
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] and part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ - by learning a language you unlock potential for [[hacking]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - The [[fediverse]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T16_16_26.354Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T16_16_26.354Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cb33c0f1b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T16_16_26.354Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- NOW [[hashtags]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 16:51:15]
+ :END:
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] and part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ - by learning a language you unlock potential for [[hacking]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - The [[fediverse]] could be the [[commons]] for a [[revolution.]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T16_17_25.383Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T16_17_25.383Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ed24ef7bc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T16_17_25.383Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- NOW [[hashtags]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 16:51:15]
+ :END:
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] and part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ - by learning a language you unlock potential for [[hacking]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - The [[fediverse]] could be the [[commons]] for a [[revolution.]]
+- [[orange hair]] == https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%A6%B0
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T19_57_41.998Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T19_57_41.998Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..db5812a46
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T19_57_41.998Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- NOW [[hashtags]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 16:51:15]
+ :END:
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] and part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ - by learning a language you unlock potential for [[hacking]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - The [[fediverse]] could be the [[commons]] for a [[revolution.]]
+- [[orange hair]] == [[🦰]] == [[%F0%9F%A6%B0]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T20_38_33.919Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T20_38_33.919Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1ca908015
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_08.md.2022-05-08T20_38_33.919Z
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+- [[space time]]
+- [[e c]]
+ - [[2022 visit]]
+ - [[2022-07-31]] to [[2022-09-09]]
+- DONE [[hashtags]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 16:51:15]--[2022-05-08 Sun 21:57:03] => 05:05:48
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-08 Sun 21:57:10]--[2022-05-08 Sun 21:57:15] => 00:00:05
+ :END:
+ - refactoring [[agora bridge]] a bit
+ - trying to move both wikilinks and hashtags to just resolve to whatever urllib.parse.quote_plus makes out of the string for [[agora bot]].
+ - [[cons]]
+ - not the prettiest -- slugs are more readable sometimes, but lossy
+ - [[pros]]
+ - lossless
+ - a shame we can't use unicode and call it a day -- e.g. I'd rather write https://anagora.org
+- In Flancia we [[hacked the internet]]
+ - [[hack the internet]]
+ - [[hashtags]] and part of the [[language of the internet]]
+ - [[wikilinks]] are as well
+ - by learning a language you unlock potential for [[hacking]]
+ - [[revolution]]
+ - The [[fediverse]] could be the [[commons]] for a [[revolution.]]
+- [[orange hair]] == [[🦰]] == [[%F0%9F%A6%B0]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T20_46_17.862Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T20_46_17.862Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..cba11df60
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T20_46_17.862Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- NOW fix bug with hashtags followed by :, punctuation marks -- easy regex fix?
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:27:06]
+ :END:
+ - https://twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1523526776013869056
+- NOW add better support for CamelCase and such to [[agora server]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:28:32]
+ :END:
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T20_56_20.907Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T20_56_20.907Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..71828ff63
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T20_56_20.907Z
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+- NOW fix bug with hashtags followed by :, punctuation marks -- easy regex fix?
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:27:06]
+ :END:
+ - https://twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1523526776013869056
+- NOW add better support for CamelCase and such to [[agora server]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:28:32]
+ :END:
+- [[gpg key]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T21_57_21.997Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T21_57_21.997Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b1edef58b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_09.md.2022-05-09T21_57_21.997Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- NOW fix bug with hashtags followed by :, punctuation marks -- easy regex fix?
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:27:06]
+ :END:
+ - https://twitter.com/kvistgaard/status/1523526776013869056
+- NOW add better support for CamelCase and such to [[agora server]]
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-09 Mon 09:28:32]
+ :END:
+- [[gpg key]]
+ - LATER fix rendering of the gpg key -- the Agora is somehow truncating the subnode, perhaps because of some special casing we did of -- or such?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_05_56.775Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_05_56.775Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..465025da7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_05_56.775Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_41_02.998Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_41_02.998Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b5c38d44f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_41_02.998Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_42_02.438Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_42_02.438Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c3fb4ee7c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_42_02.438Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+- [[moa]]
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_44_00.166Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_44_00.166Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b87ac709b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T18_44_00.166Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+- [[social coop]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T19_15_00.508Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T19_15_00.508Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..10c4188d7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T19_15_00.508Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[terms]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T20_00_04.196Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T20_00_04.196Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b6e80afca
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T20_00_04.196Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[terms]] -> [[social coop terms]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_10_10.809Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_10_10.809Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..040d3b202
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_10_10.809Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+ - [[moa matrix]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[terms]] -> [[social coop terms]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_14_12.741Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_14_12.741Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..13e76ebb4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_14_12.741Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - rescheduled to next [[wednesday]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+ - [[moa matrix]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[terms]] -> [[social coop terms]]
+- [[loopy]] == [[strangest loop]]
+ - 
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_22_13.383Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_22_13.383Z
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index 000000000..df72f97f8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_11.md.2022-05-11T21_22_13.383Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- [[mathew lowry]]
+ - rescheduled to next [[wednesday]]
+- [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - [[separation]]
+- [[moa]]
+ - [[moa matrix]]
+- [[social coop]]
+ - [[terms]] -> [[social coop terms]]
+- [[loopy]] == [[strangest loop]]
+ - 
+- [[cómo es el mar?]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_12.md.2022-05-13T09_47_20.873Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_12.md.2022-05-13T09_47_20.873Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..91ced28de
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_12.md.2022-05-13T09_47_20.873Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- discussed [[benedict anderson]], [[imagined communities]] with [[l]] yesterday
+- met [[pesho]] yesterday and we talked for two hours, it was great!
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_41_12.787Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_41_12.787Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..692f7acb0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_41_12.787Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_42_12.313Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_42_12.313Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f7d750eeb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_42_12.313Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_47_20.822Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_47_20.822Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ee8eb0fb8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T09_47_20.822Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_10_36.018Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_10_36.018Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a43269819
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_10_36.018Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_35_17.649Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_35_17.649Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c0363e3e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_35_17.649Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- [[creo que me gusta alguien]]
+ - [[maybe]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_37_37.553Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_37_37.553Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dbfeacce0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_37_37.553Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_38_36.387Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_38_36.387Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..796e597cb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_38_36.387Z
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all beings by default
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_52_37.876Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_52_37.876Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d6d8f06b4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_52_37.876Z
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_53_36.764Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_53_36.764Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..9f4c3917f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_53_36.764Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
+-
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_55_05.458Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_55_05.458Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4c611e782
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T19_55_05.458Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
+ - [[if you love, love kindly]]
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]]
+- [[diego de la hera]]
+ -
+- [[phone to note]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T21_07_36.828Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T21_07_36.828Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ed42fead4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_13.md.2022-05-13T21_07_36.828Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
+ - [[if you love, love kindly]]
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]]
+- [[diego de la hera]]
+ - [[hypothesis]]
+ - [[dan whaley]]
+- [[phone to note]] == [[phonetonote]]
+ - [[scott]]
\ No newline at end of file
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+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
+ - [[if you love, love kindly]]
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]]
+- [[diego de la hera]]
+ - [[hypothesis]]
+ - [[dan whaley]]
+- [[phone to note]] == [[phonetonote]]
+ - [[scott]]
+- [[mantra]]
+-
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--- /dev/null
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+- finally set up [[remote access]] to my home computers ([[ssh]] + [[public key]] auth only)
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-13 Fri 11:43:27]
+ :END:
+ - the asus router dyndns never worked, turns out it's completely broken for all providers
+ - why are routers so broken all the time?
+ - a [[cronjob]] in the computer I expect to leave with one [[curl]] invocation solved it
+ - can do the same with the router later I guess but I'm not sure I'm going to keep this one
+- LATER [[social coop tech group]] meeting tonight! looking forward.
+- [[chris aldrich]] recommended I take a look at [[logseq opml drummer]], [[phone to note]]
+ - https://twitter.com/phonetonote/status/1522347570269499397
+ - LATER will do so [[tonight]] or over the [[weekend]]
+- #push [[maybes]]
+ - #push [[maybe]]
+ - [[creo que me gusta alguien]
+- I try to love all sentient beings by default, always kindly
+ - [[if you love, love kindly]]
+- [[rodrigo baraglia]]
+- [[diego de la hera]]
+ - [[hypothesis]]
+ - [[dan whaley]]
+- [[phone to note]] == [[phonetonote]]
+ - [[scott]]
+- [[mantra]]
+- [[shantideva]]
+- [[eroica]]
\ No newline at end of file
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - notes
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+ - notes
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+ -
+-
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+ -
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+ -
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ -
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ -
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ -
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ -
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
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+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees ]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
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+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ -
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[recursive agora]]
+ - [[subnodes]] pull [[nodes]]
+ - [[3 agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
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+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[recursive agora]]
+ - [[subnodes]] pull [[nodes]]
+ - [[3 agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[secret]]
+ - [[open letter to the agora]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T17_33_04.931Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T17_33_04.931Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[recursive agora]]
+ - [[subnodes]] pull [[nodes]]
+ - [[3 agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[secret]]
+ - [[open letter to the agora]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[clean]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T17_36_07.656Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T17_36_07.656Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T17_36_07.656Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[recursive agora]]
+ - [[subnodes]] pull [[nodes]]
+ - [[3 agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[secret]]
+ - [[open letter to the agora]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[clean]]
+ - [[501k]]
+- [[1668]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T19_36_12.420Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T19_36_12.420Z
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index 000000000..9dd82936d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_14.md.2022-05-14T19_36_12.420Z
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+- [[phone to note]]
+ - is [[open source]]
+- [[social coop tech group]]
+ - had a great time!
+- [[flancia meet]]
+ - [[deta]]
+ - [[john greene]]
+ - [[susan wise bauer]]
+ - [[six degrees]]
+ - [[bluesky]] -> [[dsocial]] or [[bluesky-social]], trying to rename?
+ - [[paul frazee]]
+ - [[exit to community]]
+- [[tenderloin]]
+ - [[stonewall riots]]
+ - [[screaming queens]] documentary
+- [[murray bookchin]]
+ - [[municipalism]]
+- [[agora]]
+ - [[agora server]]
+ - [[recursive agora]]
+ - [[subnodes]] pull [[nodes]]
+ - [[3 agora]]
+ - [[agora bridge]]
+ - posting multiple times for https://anagora.org/%F0%9F%8E%89 / https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1525237369770848262
+ -
+- [[pomodoros]]
+ - [[secret]]
+ - [[open letter to the agora]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[clean]]
+ - [[501k]]
+- [[1668]] -> [[1043]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_19_09.987Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_19_09.987Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..12baac0f0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_19_09.987Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] wi
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_58_04.852Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_58_04.852Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..caca4f96d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_58_04.852Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_59_11.076Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_59_11.076Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..def514de8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-14T22_59_11.076Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+-
+- [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_18_18.509Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_18_18.509Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a77da79e5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_18_18.509Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_22_21.826Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_22_21.826Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3765bfd05
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_22_21.826Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next weekend I will ha
+- will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- it seems I will talk to
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_23_27.713Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_23_27.713Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..688dcee57
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_23_27.713Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next week I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+ - it seems I will talk to
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_24_26.776Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_24_26.776Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..56d0ebc0b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_24_26.776Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next week I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_25_25.725Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_25_25.725Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..01c015303
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_25_25.725Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next week I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_26_24.786Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_26_24.786Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..70384f8a5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_26_24.786Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next [[week]] I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[mathew lowry]] on Wednesday
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- [[today]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - LATER meet neighbors for coffee
+ - LATER meet brother for lending bike/drinking [[mate]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_59_19.468Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_59_19.468Z
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index 000000000..f2bd01d00
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T08_59_19.468Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next [[week]] I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[mathew lowry]] on Wednesday
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- [[today]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - LATER meet neighbors for coffee
+ - LATER meet brother for lending bike/drinking [[mate]]
+ - NOW social coop support task
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:29]
+ :END:
+ - NOW laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:47]
+ :END:
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T09_30_27.426Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T09_30_27.426Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..58c18837c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-15T09_30_27.426Z
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next [[week]] I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[mathew lowry]] on Wednesday
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- [[today]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - LATER meet neighbors for coffee
+ - LATER meet brother for lending bike/drinking [[mate]]
+ - NOW social coop support task
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:29]
+ :END:
+ - DOING laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:47]--[2022-05-15 Sun 10:58:33] => 00:32:46
+ :END:
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-16T20_22_39.309Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-16T20_22_39.309Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..813744cb6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-16T20_22_39.309Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next [[week]] I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[mathew lowry]] on Wednesday
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- [[today]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - LATER meet neighbors for coffee
+ - LATER meet brother for lending bike/drinking [[mate]]
+ - NOW social coop support task
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:29]
+ :END:
+ - DOING laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:47]--[2022-05-15 Sun 10:58:33] => 00:32:46
+ :END:
+ -
+- [[agora ext]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-16T20_30_11.059Z b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-16T20_30_11.059Z
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index 000000000..813744cb6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journal_2022_05_15.md.2022-05-16T20_30_11.059Z
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+- I wonder if [[logseq]] will do the right thing and store this in [[2022-05-15.md]] instead of [[2022_05_15.md]] :)
+- [[real ez cheese]] created [[the one chat]]
+ - 
+ - [[zero precedent]] http://zeroprecedent.com/
+- next [[week]] I will have several after work meetings, looking forward :)
+ - will talk to [[mathew lowry]] on Wednesday
+ - it seems I will talk to [[metasj]] and [[jerry michalski]] on Wed or Thu.
+ - will meet with a subset of [[social coop tech group]] on Friday to discuss updating the [[social coop password store]]
+ - will talk to [[kasra]] next weekend on Saturday.
+- [[today]]
+ - [[four pomodoros]]
+ - LATER meet neighbors for coffee
+ - LATER meet brother for lending bike/drinking [[mate]]
+ - NOW social coop support task
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:29]
+ :END:
+ - DOING laundry
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 10:25:47]--[2022-05-15 Sun 10:58:33] => 00:32:46
+ :END:
+ -
+- [[agora ext]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/journals.md.2022-05-26T18_58_10.823Z b/logseq/bak/journals.md.2022-05-26T18_58_10.823Z
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index 000000000..c993dd560
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/journals.md.2022-05-26T18_58_10.823Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+# Journals
+
+- A [[list]].
+- [[pull]] [[journal]]
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T13_53_17.148Z b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T13_53_17.148Z
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index 000000000..2fd5a3517
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T13_53_17.148Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- In #Flancia
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T13_54_16.296Z b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T13_54_16.296Z
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index 000000000..1409b7406
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T13_54_16.296Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- In #Flancia every being has the right to an arbitrarily sized [[kallax]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_03_17.769Z b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_03_17.769Z
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index 000000000..048c1b270
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_03_17.769Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- In #Flancia every being has the right to an arbitrarily sized [[kallax]] containing everything they need that can fit there.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_04_16.980Z b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_04_16.980Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a190d2b99
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_04_16.980Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- In #Flancia every being has the right to an arbitrarily sized [[kallax]] containing everything they need that can fit there.
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_05_15.924Z b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_05_15.924Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_05_15.924Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- In #Flancia every being has the right to an arbitrarily sized [[kallax]] containing everything they need that can fit there.
+ - [[books]]
+ - [[computers]]
+ - [[seeds]]
+ - [[records]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/lervag.md.2022-05-26T18_20_42.333Z b/logseq/bak/lervag.md.2022-05-26T18_20_42.333Z
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index 000000000..4ef2a4753
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/lervag.md.2022-05-26T18_20_42.333Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/karl_yngve
+ - #pull [[karl_yngve]] [[karl yngve]]
+ - #git https://github.com/lervag
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-13T23_16_41.132Z b/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-13T23_16_41.132Z
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-13T23_16_41.132Z
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+# Logseq
+
+- a [[pkm tool]]
+ - [[roam like]], but didn't set out to be a clone as [[athens]] apparently did
+ - by [[tienson qin]], [[junyu zhan]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/logseq
+ - [[go]] https://logseq.com
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/logseq/logseq
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/logseq/logseq/issues
+ - could be a better default [[agora editor]] than [[foam]]
+ - easier to use
+ - could be a better default [[agora editor]] than [[obsidian]]
+ - [[open source]]
+ - server components not quite, but coming soon
+ - browser based but also offers an [[app]] (electron)
+ - based around [[git]], like the [[agora]]
+ - can create a repository for you
+ - defaults to [[org-mode]] instead of [[markdown]] but they now (as of June 2021) support markdown well
+ - uses [[isomorphic git]]
+ - [[oauth]] support
+
+https://twitter.com/FISSIONcodes/status/1380313842622717953
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-26T10_26_30.008Z b/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-26T10_26_30.008Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f467e6ef5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-26T10_26_30.008Z
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+# Logseq
+- a [[pkm tool]]
+ - [[roam like]], but didn't set out to be a clone as [[athens]] apparently did
+ - by [[tienson qin]], [[junyu zhan]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/logseq
+ - [[go]] https://logseq.com
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/logseq/logseq
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/logseq/logseq/issues
+ - could be a better default [[agora editor]] than [[foam]]
+ - easier to use
+ - could be a better default [[agora editor]] than [[obsidian]]
+ - [[open source]]
+ - server components not quite, but coming soon
+ - browser based but also offers an [[app]] (electron)
+ - based around [[git]], like the [[agora]]
+ - can create a repository for you
+ - defaults to [[org-mode]] instead of [[markdown]] but they now (as of June 2021) support markdown well
+ - uses [[isomorphic git]]
+ - [[oauth]] support
+ - [[fission]] https://twitter.com/FISSIONcodes/status/1380313842622717953
+ - [[2022-05]] raised [[4m]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-26T14_31_12.327Z b/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-26T14_31_12.327Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ec55207e0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq.md.2022-05-26T14_31_12.327Z
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+# Logseq
+- a [[pkm tool]]
+ - [[roam like]], but didn't set out to be a clone as [[athens]] apparently did
+ - by [[tienson qin]], [[junyu zhan]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/logseq
+ - [[go]] https://logseq.com
+ - [[git]] https://github.com/logseq/logseq
+ - [[bugs]] https://github.com/logseq/logseq/issues
+ - could be a better default [[agora editor]] than [[foam]]
+ - easier to use
+ - could be a better default [[agora editor]] than [[obsidian]]
+ - [[open source]]
+ - server components not quite, but coming soon
+ - browser based but also offers an [[app]] (electron)
+ - based around [[git]], like the [[agora]]
+ - can create a repository for you
+ - defaults to [[org-mode]] instead of [[markdown]] but they now (as of June 2021) support markdown well
+ - uses [[isomorphic git]]
+ - [[oauth]] support
+ - [[fission]] https://twitter.com/FISSIONcodes/status/1380313842622717953
+ - [[2022-05]] raised [[4m]]
+ - a bit slow at the ~5k notes range unfortunately. As of [[2022-05-26]] I'm experimenting with using [[wiki vim]] instead, although I do miss some [[logseq]] features.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-13T23_14_43.984Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-13T23_14_43.984Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["agora"]}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_56_43.947Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_56_43.947Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_57_09.658Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_57_09.658Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_59_21.348Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_59_21.348Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_59_21.348Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+:date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_59_49.882Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_59_49.882Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-14T19_59_49.882Z
@@ -0,0 +1,90 @@
+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+:date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-15T08_59_19.516Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-15T08_59_19.516Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-15T08_59_19.516Z
@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_21_49.112Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_21_49.112Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ca83a2f38
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_21_49.112Z
@@ -0,0 +1,90 @@
+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]
+ :preferred-workflow :todo}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_22_39.312Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_22_39.312Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:journal/file-name-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]
+ :preferred-workflow :todo}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_30_11.126Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_30_11.126Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-16T20_30_11.126Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:journal/file-name-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["where is your light" "agora"]
+ :preferred-workflow :todo}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-17T18_48_04.925Z b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-17T18_48_04.925Z
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index 000000000..03f046834
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/logseq_config.edn.2022-05-17T18_48_04.925Z
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+{:journal-basis "daily"
+
+ ;; [[flancian]]
+:journal/page-title-format "yyyy-MM-dd"
+:pages-directory ""
+:journals-directory "journal"
+
+ :project {
+ ;; Selected public notes can be published to https://logseq.com/your-project-or-your-username.
+ :name ""
+ :alias ""
+ ;; your twitter handle
+ :twitter ""
+ ;; description supports both hiccup and html
+ :description ""}
+
+ ;; Currently, we support either "Markdown" or "Org".
+ ;; This can overwrite your global preference so that
+ ;; maybe your personal preferred format is Org but you'd
+ ;; need to use Markdown for some projects.
+ ;; :preferred-format ""
+
+ ;; Git settings
+ :git-pull-secs 60
+ :git-push-secs 10
+ :git-auto-push true
+
+ ;; The app will ignore those directories or files.
+ ;; E.g. "/archived" "/test.md"
+ :hidden []
+
+ ;; When creating the new journal page, the app will use your template content here.
+ ;; Example for Markdown users: "## [[Work]]\n###\n## [[Family]]\n###\n
+ ;; Example for Org mode users: "** [[Work]]\n***\n** [[Family]]\n***\n
+ :default-templates
+ {:journals ""}
+
+ ;; The app will show those queries in today's journal page,
+ ;; the "NOW" query asks the tasks which need to be finished "now",
+ ;; the "NEXT" query asks the future tasks.
+ :default-queries
+ {:journals
+ [{:title "🔨 NOW"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?today
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/page ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(>= ?d ?start)]
+ [(<= ?d ?today)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "DOING"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:14d :today]
+ :result-transform (fn [result]
+ (sort-by (fn [h]
+ (get h :block/priority "Z")) result))
+ :collapsed? false}
+ {:title "📅 NEXT"
+ :query [:find (pull ?h [*])
+ :in $ ?start ?next
+ :where
+ [?h :block/marker ?marker]
+ [?h :block/ref-pages ?p]
+ [?p :page/journal? true]
+ [?p :page/journal-day ?d]
+ [(> ?d ?start)]
+ [(< ?d ?next)]
+ [(contains? #{"NOW" "LATER" "TODO"} ?marker)]]
+ :inputs [:today :7d-after]
+ :collapsed? false}]}
+
+ ;; Add your own commands to speedup.
+ ;; E.g. [["js" "Javascript"]]
+ :commands
+ []
+
+ ;; Macros replace texts and will make you more productive.
+ ;; For example:
+ ;; Add this to the macros below:
+ ;; {"poem" "Rose is $1, violet's $2. Life's ordered: Org assists you."}
+ ;; input "{{{poem(red,blue)}}}"
+ ;; becomes
+ ;; Rose is red, violet's blue. Life's ordered: Org assists you.
+ :macros {}
+ :markdown/version 2
+ :date-formatter "yyyy-MM-dd"
+ :editor/logical-outdenting? true
+ :favorites ["3 agora" "where is your light" "agora"]
+ :preferred-workflow :todo}
diff --git a/logseq/bak/maitreya.md.2022-05-28T18_25_25.004Z b/logseq/bak/maitreya.md.2022-05-28T18_25_25.004Z
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+- a [[person]].
+ - or an [[egregore]].
+ - I believe [[maitreya]] will be the [[internet]], or the [[internet]] will be [[maitreya]]
+ - the internet allows a [[group]] to manifest its purest nature, according to their definitions
+ - [[maitreya]] is the [[buddha]] of the [[future]]
\ No newline at end of file
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+- a [[person]].
+ - or an [[egregore]].
+ - [[maitreya]] is the [[buddha]] of the [[future]]
+ - I believe [[maitreya]] will be the [[internet]], and the [[internet]] will build [[maitreya]]
+ - the internet, widely available together with all other [[human rights]], allows any [[group]] to manifest its pure nature, according to their definitions
diff --git a/logseq/bak/mathematical models.md.2022-05-01T15_30_34.709Z b/logseq/bak/mathematical models.md.2022-05-01T15_30_34.709Z
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+- perhaps we are all mathematical models or
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+- perhaps we are all mathematical models, or so
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-11T16_07_53.104Z b/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-11T16_07_53.104Z
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+# Mathew Lowry
+
+- A [[person]].
+- [[twitter]] twitter.com/mathewlowry
+- [[go]] myhub.ai/@mathewlowry
+- [[project]] myhub.ai
+- [[garden]] https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/?quality=all&timeframe=anytime&types=like&types=do&types=think
+- [[agora]] https://anagora.org/@mathewlowry
+ - [[p1]]
+- [[push]] [[agora plan]]
+ - [[onboard]] [[mathew lowry]]
+
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-11T16_09_51.988Z b/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-11T16_09_51.988Z
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+# Mathew Lowry
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] twitter.com/mathewlowry
+ - #go myhub.ai/@mathewlowry
+ - [[project]] myhub.ai
+ - [[garden]] https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/?quality=all&timeframe=anytime&types=like&types=do&types=think
+ - [[agora]] https://anagora.org/@mathewlowry
+ - [[p1]]
+ - #push [[agora plan]]
+ - [[onboard]] [[mathew lowry]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-18T17_58_53.757Z b/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-18T17_58_53.757Z
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+# Mathew Lowry
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] twitter.com/mathewlowry
+ - #go myhub.ai/@mathewlowry
+ - [[project]] myhub.ai
+ - [[garden]] https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/?quality=all&timeframe=anytime&types=like&types=do&types=think
+ - [[agora]] https://anagora.org/@mathewlowry
+ - [[p1]]
+ - #push [[agora plan]]
+ - onboard [[mathew lowry]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-25T17_59_47.457Z b/logseq/bak/mathew lowry.md.2022-05-25T17_59_47.457Z
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+# Mathew Lowry
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] twitter.com/mathewlowry
+ - #go https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry
+ - [[project]] myhub.ai
+ - #about https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/about/
+ - [[garden]] https://myhub.ai/@mathewlowry/?quality=all&timeframe=anytime&types=like&types=do&types=think
+ - [[agora]] https://anagora.org/@mathewlowry
+ - [[p1]]
+ - #push [[agora plan]]
+ - onboard [[mathew lowry]]
+ - [[2022-05-18]]
+ - greetings! :)
+ - finished work, been reviewing/catching up
+ - australian, but in belgium for [[30 years]] (!)
+ - got there backpacking
+ - [[brussels]] is a bilingual city
+ - [[zurich]]
+ - [[belgium]] as a compromise between flemish and french culture
+ - [[confederation]] might be the next step
+ - [[mathew]] been working with european institutions, science writing background
+ - been on the internet since 1988 (!)
+ - [[usenet]]
+ - [[steward brand]] (sp)
+ - built the first [[database driven website]] after [[cern]] maybe
+ - expert in internet + european context
+ - [[public participation]]
+ - [[knowledge management]]
+ - focused on [[myhub]] as a side project
+ - tradeoffs between running a large company and a single person consultancy firm
+ - greater freedom in picking projects
+ - a [[european commission]]
+ - is reviewing [[mastodon]] and [[peertube]]
+ - has completely hierarchical governance and decision making
+ - [[fediverse]]
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - [[crossposting]]
+ - how to choose an instance?
+ - or how to make the decision to run your own?
+ - [[myhub]]
+ - started in [[tumblr]]
+ - it's a proof of concept
+ - what [[mathew]] wants:
+ - anybody can set up their own hub, or sign up for someone else's
+ - then they can follow each other, interact with each other
+ - launched just as the pandemic was started
+ - [[flancian]]
+ - the [[agora]] as an [[interlay]]
+ - [[science fiction script]]
+ - [[lost eden]]
+ - back in 1995 [[tim berners lee]] and others thought they were building something like the [[agora]] precisely
+ - [[2007]] was when [[mathew]] started thinking things weren't going well
+ - [[mathew]] got into the knowledge management space because of the difficulty of sharing: bookmarks, articles, posts
+ - [[myhub]] came from the idea of aggregating all these sources and offering tools for others to do so
+ - [[dgo]] [[pocket]] [[ifttt]] [[tumblr]] were the v0
+ - the currently [[myhub]] is [[v1]]
+ - [[ai engine]] for [[assisted tagging]]
+ - [[what is the problem you're trying to solve?]]
+ - in the [[agora]], we've asked "what happens if we create an interlay?"
+ - re: [[personal knowledge management is bullshit]]
+ - agree in that [[long form writing]] (setting a format, a deadline, etc.)
+ - [[obsidian]] doesn't have what someone calls a [[grain]] according to "why it's hard to get started with obsidian"
+ - seems to apply to most tools in this space though
+ - [[personal content strategy]]
+ - [[digital wellness productivity]]
+ - [[inboxes]] -> [[priority sources]] -> [[reading queue]] -> [[curated resources]] -> [[reflect]], [[write]]
+ - [[questions]]
+ - client side linking/tags as links?
+ - yes :)
+ - [[hypothesis]]?
+ - [[understory]] renamed to [[mysilio]]
+ - [[solid]]
+ - [[india]] and [[flandes]] is looking into it
+ - #push [[commons]]
+ - [[data union]]
+ - [[myhub]] wants to let people build [[data unions]]
+ -
+ -
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/matrix.md.2022-06-05T14_11_23.408Z b/logseq/bak/matrix.md.2022-06-05T14_11_23.408Z
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+# Matrix
+
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[pushl]] [[fediverse]]
+ - [[federated]] [[chat]] [[network]].
+ - successor to [[xmpp]] -- or that is the pitch.
+ - [[element]] is my default client.
+ - [[go]] https://element.io
+ - reasonable web and android versions; supports voice messages well, video calls in the works.
+ - I'm on [[matrix]]: @flancian@matrix.org
+ - (see [[flancian]] for my identities in other platforms)
+ - there are [[agora]] [[rooms]] in matrix, each room implicitly a space for collaboration and cooperation -- or a [[stoa]]:
+ - [[flancia collective]]
+ - [[an agora]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - [[fedstoa]]
+ - [[wikilinks everywhere]]
+ - [[promnesia]]
+ - [[list of matrix servers]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/maybes.md.2022-05-13T19_39_50.387Z b/logseq/bak/maybes.md.2022-05-13T19_39_50.387Z
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+- #pull [[flancia]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/meditate now.md.2022-05-24T18_42_11.645Z b/logseq/bak/meditate now.md.2022-05-24T18_42_11.645Z
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+- #pull [[waking up]] [[medito]]
+- #go https://meditofoundation.org/meditations/loving-kindness-meditation
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+- #pull [[waking up]] [[medito]] [[metta]] [[samatha]] [[vipassana]]
+ - #metta https://meditofoundation.org/meditations/loving-kindness-meditation
+ - #go https://meditofoundation.org/meditations/beginner-meditation-course
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/meditations.md.2022-05-07T15_18_59.745Z b/logseq/bak/meditations.md.2022-05-07T15_18_59.745Z
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+# Meditations
+
+- A [[book]] by [[marcus aurelius]], a [[stoic]] [[classic]].
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditations
+ - Its original title in [[koine greek]] is [[ta eis heauton]].
+ - [[do]] finish reading it, I'm about 40% in as of [[2021-01-04]].
+- My [[meditations]] are scattered through the [[Agora]].
+ - Some of them are explicitly linked or included in this page. You can think of the yearly sections that follow as a rough high level [[index]] of my [[thinking]].
+ - I also [[push]] meditations to this page.
+## 2020
+
+- This is my [[manifesto]].
+- I have a [[plan]].
+## 2021
+
+- I'm building an [[agora]].
+- With it I'd like for us to build many [[stoas]].
+
+
+
+
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+# Meditations
+- A [[book]] by [[marcus aurelius]], a [[stoic]] [[classic]].
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditations
+ - Its original title in [[koine greek]] is [[ta eis heauton]].
+ - [[do]] finish reading it, I'm about 40% in as of [[2021-01-04]].
+- My [[meditations]] are scattered through the [[Agora]].
+ - Some of them are explicitly linked or included in this page. You can think of the yearly sections that follow as a rough high level [[index]] of my [[thinking]].
+ - I also [[push]] meditations to this page.
+- [[2020]]
+ - This is my [[manifesto]].
+ - I have a [[plan]].
+## 2021
+- I'm building an [[agora]].
+- With it I'd like for us to build many [[stoas]].
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+# Meditations
+- A [[book]] by [[marcus aurelius]], a [[stoic]] [[classic]].
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditations
+ - Its original title in [[koine greek]] is [[ta eis heauton]].
+ - [[do]] finish reading it, I'm about 40% in as of [[2021-01-04]].
+- My [[meditations]] are scattered through the [[Agora]].
+ - Some of them are explicitly linked or included in this page. You can think of the yearly sections that follow as a rough high level [[index]] of my [[thinking]].
+ - I also [[push]] meditations to this page.
+- [[2020]]
+ - This is my [[manifesto]].
+ - I have a [[plan]].
+- [[2021]]
+ - I'm building an [[agora]].
+ - With it I'd like for us to build many [[stoas]] and drive a [[loving kindness revolution]].
+- [[2022]]
+ - The [[revolution]] started on [[may 1st 2022]], [[international workers day]] "after" [[covid]].
+ - As I decided to
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+# Meditations
+- A [[book]] by [[marcus aurelius]], a [[stoic]] [[classic]].
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditations
+ - Its original title in [[koine greek]] is [[ta eis heauton]].
+ - [[do]] finish reading it, I'm about 40% in as of [[2021-01-04]].
+- My [[meditations]] are scattered through the [[Agora]].
+ - Some of them are explicitly linked or included in this page. You can think of the yearly sections that follow as a rough high level [[index]] of my [[thinking]].
+ - I also [[push]] meditations to this page.
+- [[2020]]
+ - This is my [[manifesto]].
+ - I have a [[plan]].
+- [[2021]]
+ - I'm building an [[agora]].
+ - With it I'd like for us to build many [[stoas]] and drive a [[loving kindness revolution]].
+- [[2022]]
+ - The [[revolution]] started on [[may 1st 2022]], [[international workers day]] "after" [[covid]].
+ - As I decided to do [[four pomodoros for the revolution]], I opened a random tab from among thousands and it was [[avalokitesvara]].
+ - I try to dedicate myself [[to the benefit of all beings]].
+ - [[om mani padme hum]]
+ -
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+# Meditations
+- A [[book]] by [[marcus aurelius]], a [[stoic]] [[classic]].
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditations
+ - Its original title in [[koine greek]] is [[ta eis heauton]].
+ - [[do]] finish reading it, I'm about 40% in as of [[2021-01-04]].
+- My [[meditations]] are scattered through the [[Agora]].
+ - Some of them are explicitly linked or included in this page. You can think of the yearly sections that follow as a rough high level [[index]] of my [[thinking]].
+ - I also [[push]] meditations to this page.
+- [[2020]]
+ - This is my [[manifesto]].
+ - I have a [[plan]].
+- [[2021]]
+ - I'm building an [[agora]].
+ - With it I'd like for us to build many [[stoas]] and drive a [[loving kindness revolution]].
+- [[2022]]
+ - The [[revolution]] started on [[may 1st 2022]], [[international workers day]] "after" [[covid]].
+ - As I decided to do [[four pomodoros for the revolution]], I opened a random tab from among thousands and it was [[avalokitesvara]].
+ - I live my life trying to dedicate myself [[for the benefit of all beings]].
+ - [[om mani padme hum]]
+ - [[gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhi svaha]]
+ -
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+# Mondegreen
+
+- A [[misheard]] name.
+- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondegreen
+ - "A mondegreen /ˈmɒndɪɡriːn/ is a mishearing or misinterpretation of a phrase in a way that gives it a new meaning. Mondegreens are most often created by a person listening to a poem or a song; the listener, being unable to clearly hear a lyric, substitutes words that sound similar and make some kind of sense."
+- As a creative technique, I try to keep track of things I mishear and think about they could mean in [[Flancia]].
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/move.md.2022-05-24T19_15_16.309Z b/logseq/bak/move.md.2022-05-24T19_15_16.309Z
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+# move
+
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+ - [[playlist]] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - [[go]] [[playlist]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/move.md.2022-05-24T19_16_15.094Z b/logseq/bak/move.md.2022-05-24T19_16_15.094Z
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- [[playlist]] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - [[go]] [[playlist]]
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ -
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ -
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - #0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=1
+ - #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=2
+ - #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=3
+ - #3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=4
+ - #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=5
+ - #5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=6
+ - #6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=7
+ - #7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=8
+ - #8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=9
+ - #9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=10
+ - #10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=11
+ - #11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=12
+ - #12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=13
+ - #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=14
+ - #14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=15
+ - #15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=16
+ - #16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=17
+ - #17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=18
+ - #18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=19
+ - #19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=20
+ - #20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=21
+ - #21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+ - #22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=23
+ - #23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=24
+ - #24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=25
+ - #25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=26
+ - #26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=27
+ - #27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=28
+ - #28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=29
+ - #29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=30
+ - #30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=31
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - #0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=1
+ - #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=2
+ - #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=3
+ - #3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=4
+ - #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=5
+ - #5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=6
+ - #6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=7
+ - #7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=8
+ - #8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=9
+ - #9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=10
+ - #10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=11
+ - #11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=12
+ - #12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=13
+ - #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=14
+ - #14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=15
+ - #15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=16
+ - #16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=17
+ - #17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=18
+ - #18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=19
+ - #19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=20
+ - #20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=21
+ - #21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+ - #22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=23
+ - #23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=24
+ - #24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=25
+ - #25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=26
+ - #26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=27
+ - #27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=28
+ - #28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=29
+ - #29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=30
+ - #30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=31
diff --git a/logseq/bak/move.md.2022-05-27T20_33_49.504Z b/logseq/bak/move.md.2022-05-27T20_33_49.504Z
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - #0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=1
+ - #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=2
+ - #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=3
+ - #3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=4
+ - #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=5
+ - #5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=6
+ - #6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=7
+ - #7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=8
+ - #8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=9
+ - #9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=10
+ - #10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=11
+ - #11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=12
+ - #12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=13
+ - #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=14
+ - #14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=15
+ - #15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=16
+ - #16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=17
+ - #17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=18
+ - #18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=19
+ - #19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=20
+ - #20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=21
+ - #21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+ - #22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=23
+ - #23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=24
+ - #24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=25
+ - #25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=26
+ - #26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=27
+ - #27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=28
+ - #28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=29
+ - #29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=30
+ - #30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=31
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - #0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=0
+ - #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=1
+ - #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=2
+ - #3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=3
+ - #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=4
+ - #5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=5
+ - #6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=6
+ - #7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=7
+ - #8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=8
+ - #9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=9
+ - #10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=10
+ - #11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=11
+ - #12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=12
+ - #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=13
+ - #14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=14
+ - #15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=15
+ - #16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=16
+ - #17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=17
+ - #18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=18
+ - #19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=19
+ - #20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=20
+ - #21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=21
+ - #22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+ - #23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=23
+ - #24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=24
+ - #25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=25
+ - #26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=26
+ - #27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=27
+ - #28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=28
+ - #29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=29
+ - #30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=30
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+# move
+- a [[month]].
+ - of [[yoga with adriene]].
+ - [[january 2022]]
+ - [[site]] https://do.yogawithadriene.com/move
+- a [[playlist]].
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN
+ - this section is [[hacky]] -- if you tell the [[agora]] [[go/move/7]], for example, it will redirect to the right video -- in a clunky way ([[youtube]] will first show an error, then redirect).
+ - #0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmlh6AHFW0E&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=0
+ - #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=1
+ - #2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=2
+ - #3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=3
+ - #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=4
+ - #5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=5
+ - #6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=6
+ - #7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=7
+ - #8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=8
+ - #9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=9
+ - #10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=10
+ - #11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=11
+ - #12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=12
+ - #13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=13
+ - #14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=14
+ - #15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=15
+ - #16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=16
+ - #17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=17
+ - #18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=18
+ - #19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=19
+ - #20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=20
+ - #21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=21
+ - #22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=22
+ - #23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=23
+ - #24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=24
+ - #25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=25
+ - #26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=26
+ - #27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=27
+ - #28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=28
+ - #29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=29
+ - #30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=+&list=PLui6Eyny-Uzyp5P3Vcuv5qCHQOC8W6grN&index=30
diff --git a/logseq/bak/murray bookchin.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.937Z b/logseq/bak/murray bookchin.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.937Z
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+# murray bookchin
+
+- a [[person]]
+ - [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murray_Bookchin
+ - [[quote]] In the late 1990s, he became disenchanted with what he saw as an increasingly apolitical "lifestylism" of the contemporary [[anarchist]] movement, stopped referring to himself as an anarchist, and founded his own libertarian socialist ideology called [[communalism]], which seeks to reconcile [[Marxist]] and anarchist thought.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/my favourite things.md.2022-05-26T09_54_20.174Z b/logseq/bak/my favourite things.md.2022-05-26T09_54_20.174Z
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+# My Favourite Things
+
+- A [[jazz]] [[standard]].
+ - Great.
+ - Love the versions by [[john coltrane]] and [[charlie parker]].
+- a [[set]].
+ - of [[things]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/n space.md.2022-05-07T15_37_50.927Z b/logseq/bak/n space.md.2022-05-07T15_37_50.927Z
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+- A [[space]] with [[n dimensions]].
+ - Could be defined as the dimensions of interesting [[embeddings]].
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/neil.md.2022-05-01T16_15_43.326Z b/logseq/bak/neil.md.2022-05-01T16_15_43.326Z
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - #pull [[doubleloop]] [[@neil]]
+ - I like his writing and really appreciate his presence in this [[agora]].
+ - [[mastodon]] @neil@social.coop
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - Uses [[org-roam]].
+ - [[matrix]] @doubleloop:matrix.org
+## [[2021-12-11]]
+ - ahoy!
+ - https://meet.jit.si/DoubleloopFlancian
+ - [[neil]] the internet is on fire due to [[log4j]]
+ - [[xkcd]] https://xkcd.com/2347/
+ - [[bob haugen]]
+ - [[value flows]] -> [[node club]]
+ - [[patterns of commoning]]
+ - [[flancia collective]] is a group of [[commoners]]
+ - [[flancian]] [[fedstoa]]
+ - [[ritualized togetherness]]
+ - [[node club]]
+ - to cooperate perhaps you need:
+ - a point (coordination) -- [[node]]
+ - and optionally but very usefully a direction
+ - [[zettelkasten]] patterns
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - [[notions]]
+ - could be a question
+ - could be a direction
+ - linked to [[m prime]], [[protopoi]]
+ - [[smart contracts]]
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - ([[choose commons friendly financing]])
+ - [[mike hales]]
+ - [[ostrom]] was more descriptive
+ - [[free, fair and alive]] is more political
+ - more focus on [[commoning]] as an activity
+ - [[patterns]]
+ - [[notsof]] == [[notes on the synthesis of form]]
+ - would like to make this into a 'root node' for all known patterns -- or repositories of patterns transitively
+ - [[snow crash]]
+ - [[info daemons]]
+ - [[robofriend]]
+ - [[socrates]]
+ - [[huginn]]
+ - [[conversations]]
+ - with books
+ - [[information theory]] -> [[conversation theory]]
+ - [[anarchist cybernetics]]
+ - goes back to how to integrate the thoughts of a whole community for determining the direction we want to take as commoners
+ - [[solve poverty]]
+ - [[demo]] of [[neil]]'s workflow
+ - [[org mode]]
+ - [[micropub]] endpoint
+ - set up by wordspress plugin
+ - post ends up in https://doubleloop.net and social media (social.coop)
+ - [[quill]]
+ - [[question]] is there a micropub endpoint provider that just writes resources to a git repository?
+ - [[push]] [[indieweb]]
+ - [[posse]] [[pesos]]
+ - [[push]] [[write]]
+ - something with [[flancia collective]] for [[compost]]!
+ - [[at mention followers]]
+## [[2021-10-24]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - [[repair day]]
+ - previously a [[software developer]], now [[tech lead]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - moving context/sidebar to the side
+ - light mode improvements
+ - default [[agora editor]] -- something that could be offered by us to users that don't have a digital garden already
+ - [[bangle]]
+ - [[fedwiki]]
+ - how to make it play well with other platforms?
+ - [[markdown export]]?
+ - [[indieweb]]
+ - [[generations]] https://indieweb.org/generations
+ - [[social feed reader]]
+ - [[indigeneous]] on mobile
+ - [[monocle]] on web
+ - [[all together now]] https://alltogethernow.io
+ - [[aperture]] microsub server
+ - [[brid.gy]]
+ - [[two ways to post to the agora from social media]]
+- ## [[2021-10-06]]
+ - [[cumbria]]
+ - [[lakes district]]
+ - [[spaced repetition]]
+ - [[nowtions]]
+ - https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/nowtions
+ - inspired by [[andy matuschak]]
+ - [[top of mind]]
+ - simple spaced repetition by [[anne-laure le cunff]] https://nesslabs.com/spaced-repetition-roam-research
+ - [[the restart project]]
+ - is there a good book to get started in the repair movement?
+ - https://wiki.restarters.net
+ - [[push]] [[2021-10-16]]
+ - [[open repair]]
+ - [[repair day 2021]]
+ - [[cooperative movement]]
+ - interest in alternate modes of organization
+ - https://coops.tech
+ - [[disco]]
+ - [[four types of anti capitalism]]
+ - [[walkaway]]
+ - [[fedwiki]]
+ - [[the chorus of voices]]
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - [[indie web]]
+ - has a fantastic wiki, [[media wiki]] based
+ - [[theories of change]]
+ - [[community of practice]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
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+- a [[person]].
+ - [[friend]]
+ - #pull [[doubleloop]] [[@neil]]
+ - I like his writing and really appreciate his presence in this [[agora]].
+ - [[mastodon]] @neil@social.coop
+ - [[social coop]]
+ - Uses [[org-roam]].
+ - [[matrix]] @doubleloop:matrix.org
+- [[2022-05-01]]
+ -
+## [[2021-12-11]]
+ - ahoy!
+ - https://meet.jit.si/DoubleloopFlancian
+ - [[neil]] the internet is on fire due to [[log4j]]
+ - [[xkcd]] https://xkcd.com/2347/
+ - [[bob haugen]]
+ - [[value flows]] -> [[node club]]
+ - [[patterns of commoning]]
+ - [[flancia collective]] is a group of [[commoners]]
+ - [[flancian]] [[fedstoa]]
+ - [[ritualized togetherness]]
+ - [[node club]]
+ - to cooperate perhaps you need:
+ - a point (coordination) -- [[node]]
+ - and optionally but very usefully a direction
+ - [[zettelkasten]] patterns
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - [[notions]]
+ - could be a question
+ - could be a direction
+ - linked to [[m prime]], [[protopoi]]
+ - [[smart contracts]]
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - ([[choose commons friendly financing]])
+ - [[mike hales]]
+ - [[ostrom]] was more descriptive
+ - [[free, fair and alive]] is more political
+ - more focus on [[commoning]] as an activity
+ - [[patterns]]
+ - [[notsof]] == [[notes on the synthesis of form]]
+ - would like to make this into a 'root node' for all known patterns -- or repositories of patterns transitively
+ - [[snow crash]]
+ - [[info daemons]]
+ - [[robofriend]]
+ - [[socrates]]
+ - [[huginn]]
+ - [[conversations]]
+ - with books
+ - [[information theory]] -> [[conversation theory]]
+ - [[anarchist cybernetics]]
+ - goes back to how to integrate the thoughts of a whole community for determining the direction we want to take as commoners
+ - [[solve poverty]]
+ - [[demo]] of [[neil]]'s workflow
+ - [[org mode]]
+ - [[micropub]] endpoint
+ - set up by wordspress plugin
+ - post ends up in https://doubleloop.net and social media (social.coop)
+ - [[quill]]
+ - [[question]] is there a micropub endpoint provider that just writes resources to a git repository?
+ - [[push]] [[indieweb]]
+ - [[posse]] [[pesos]]
+ - [[push]] [[write]]
+ - something with [[flancia collective]] for [[compost]]!
+ - [[at mention followers]]
+## [[2021-10-24]]
+ - [[agora development]]
+ - [[repair day]]
+ - previously a [[software developer]], now [[tech lead]]
+ - [[agora]]
+ - moving context/sidebar to the side
+ - light mode improvements
+ - default [[agora editor]] -- something that could be offered by us to users that don't have a digital garden already
+ - [[bangle]]
+ - [[fedwiki]]
+ - how to make it play well with other platforms?
+ - [[markdown export]]?
+ - [[indieweb]]
+ - [[generations]] https://indieweb.org/generations
+ - [[social feed reader]]
+ - [[indigeneous]] on mobile
+ - [[monocle]] on web
+ - [[all together now]] https://alltogethernow.io
+ - [[aperture]] microsub server
+ - [[brid.gy]]
+ - [[two ways to post to the agora from social media]]
+- ## [[2021-10-06]]
+ - [[cumbria]]
+ - [[lakes district]]
+ - [[spaced repetition]]
+ - [[nowtions]]
+ - https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/nowtions
+ - inspired by [[andy matuschak]]
+ - [[top of mind]]
+ - simple spaced repetition by [[anne-laure le cunff]] https://nesslabs.com/spaced-repetition-roam-research
+ - [[the restart project]]
+ - is there a good book to get started in the repair movement?
+ - https://wiki.restarters.net
+ - [[push]] [[2021-10-16]]
+ - [[open repair]]
+ - [[repair day 2021]]
+ - [[cooperative movement]]
+ - interest in alternate modes of organization
+ - https://coops.tech
+ - [[disco]]
+ - [[four types of anti capitalism]]
+ - [[walkaway]]
+ - [[fedwiki]]
+ - [[the chorus of voices]]
+ - [[free, fair and alive]]
+ - [[indie web]]
+ - has a fantastic wiki, [[media wiki]] based
+ - [[theories of change]]
+ - [[community of practice]]
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/nfts.md.2022-05-27T19_43_28.264Z b/logseq/bak/nfts.md.2022-05-27T19_43_28.264Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+# nfts
+
+- a [[list]].
+ - [[push]] here if you want to add an [[nft]] to this list.
+ - [[pull]] [[nft]]
+ - [[flancian]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1462093779163361298
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T16_21_56.690Z b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T16_21_56.690Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T16_21_56.690Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- An [[interesting]] [[context]].
+-
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T17_22_55.255Z b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T17_22_55.255Z
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index 000000000..80e661eb2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T17_22_55.255Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- An [[interesting]] [[context]].
+- [[hashtags]]
+- write [[agora bootstrap]] script.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T17_24_02.086Z b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T17_24_02.086Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-07T17_24_02.086Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- An [[interesting]] [[context]].
+- [[hashtags]]
+- write [[agora bootstrap]] script.
+-
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-08T12_01_10.632Z b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-08T12_01_10.632Z
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index 000000000..497aac9a1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/now.md.2022-05-08T12_01_10.632Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- An [[interesting]] [[context]].
+- [[hashtags]]
+- write [[agora bootstrap]] script.
+- [[paused]] for [[tea]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/opt in.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.971Z b/logseq/bak/opt in.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.971Z
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index 000000000..6243ab40a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/opt in.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.971Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+# opt in
+
+- The [[agora]] tries to be [[opt in]] for the good of the [[users]], be them [[anonymous]] or [[logged in]].
+ - An [[agora]] might choose to default logged in users to [[opt out]] behaviour; this means that an [[an agora]]'s users vote to make this change.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/opt in.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.900Z b/logseq/bak/opt in.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.900Z
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index 000000000..3a2e74f29
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/opt in.md.2022-05-22T12_37_56.900Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+# opt in
+- The [[agora]] tries to be [[opt in]] for the good of the [[users]], be them [[anonymous]] or [[logged in]].
+ - An [[agora]] might choose to default logged in users to [[opt out]] behaviour; this means that an [[an agora]]'s users vote to make this change.
+ - As of [[2022-05-21]] this is the state of opt in for [[agora bot]]:
+ - [[hashtags]]
+ - are [[opt out]] in [[mastodon]] and [[matrix]]
+ - are [[opt in]] in [[twitter]]
+ - meaning they are disabled by request of a user, and I'll now try to do work on making them available via an opt in mechanism.
+ - DONE improve this and reenable
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 17:45:14]--[2022-05-21 Sat 23:52:51] => 06:07:37
+ :END:
+ - DOING make #optin work for this
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-21 Sat 23:53:05]
+ :END:
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/overleaf.md.2022-05-29T12_03_59.026Z b/logseq/bak/overleaf.md.2022-05-29T12_03_59.026Z
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index 000000000..8c90de5c5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/overleaf.md.2022-05-29T12_03_59.026Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- an [[editor]].
+ - [[overleaf]], an online [[LaTeX]] editor and renderer: https://www.overleaf.com
+ - #go https://www.overleaf.com/
diff --git a/logseq/bak/pay forward.md.2022-05-14T19_51_19.530Z b/logseq/bak/pay forward.md.2022-05-14T19_51_19.530Z
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index 000000000..65820d56b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/pay forward.md.2022-05-14T19_51_19.530Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I think [[paying it forward]] is a great idea honestly, even if as a film I probably wouldn't rewatch it?
diff --git a/logseq/bak/pay forward.md.2022-05-14T19_52_16.792Z b/logseq/bak/pay forward.md.2022-05-14T19_52_16.792Z
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index 000000000..65820d56b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/pay forward.md.2022-05-14T19_52_16.792Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I think [[paying it forward]] is a great idea honestly, even if as a film I probably wouldn't rewatch it?
diff --git a/logseq/bak/pbs space time.md.2022-05-08T11_28_48.087Z b/logseq/bak/pbs space time.md.2022-05-08T11_28_48.087Z
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index 000000000..363f8d042
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/pbs space time.md.2022-05-08T11_28_48.087Z
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+- a [[series]].
+ - [[pbs]]
+ - [[yt]]
+ - #go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z91oGI5aP0A&list=PLsPUh22kYmNDRYfImV3BzNZ6yTwhIpe0k
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/pkg book.md.2022-05-04T21_52_20.328Z b/logseq/bak/pkg book.md.2022-05-04T21_52_20.328Z
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index 000000000..032d4cba4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/pkg book.md.2022-05-04T21_52_20.328Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - [[pkm book]]
+ - [[agora abstract]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/pkg book.md.2022-05-04T21_53_19.751Z b/logseq/bak/pkg book.md.2022-05-04T21_53_19.751Z
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index 000000000..115135e97
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/pkg book.md.2022-05-04T21_53_19.751Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - [[pkm book]]
+ - [[agora abstract]]
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/PkgBook
+ - Being organized by [[ivo velitchkov]] and [[george anadiotis]] == [[linked do]]
+ - LATER (who? check)
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/pkm book.md.2022-05-04T21_52_20.368Z b/logseq/bak/pkm book.md.2022-05-04T21_52_20.368Z
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index 000000000..1274b778e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/pkm book.md.2022-05-04T21_52_20.368Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[book]].
+ - #pull [[pkg book]] actually!
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/PkgBook
+ - Being organized by [[ivo]] and others
+ - LATER (who? check)
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-22T14_00_55.353Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-22T14_00_55.353Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-22T14_00_55.353Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+- These are based on an experiment in [[hypatia]], one of my servers.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_36_38.664Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_36_38.664Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_36_38.664Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - These are based on an experiment in [[hypatia]], one of my servers.
+ - #pull [[podman]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_40_25.031Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_40_25.031Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_40_25.031Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - These are based on an experiment in [[hypatia]], one of my servers.
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_58_14.924Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_58_14.924Z
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index 000000000..033b216a0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_58_14.924Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of my [[computers]].
+ -
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_58_19.577Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_58_19.577Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2abb9fe4b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T15_58_19.577Z
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of the [[servers]] of [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[Dockerfile]].
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T16_49_33.067Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T16_49_33.067Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f7d55a72e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T16_49_33.067Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of the [[servers]] of [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[Dockerfile]].
+ - [[link]]
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T23_24_12.193Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T23_24_12.193Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1da051c23
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-26T23_24_12.193Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of the [[servers]] of [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[Dockerfile]].
+ - [[link]]
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
+
+I took a detour of one pomodoro for [[chezmoi]], and I think it made sense: they are related, [[chezmoi]] seeming like a reasonable candidate for a personal configuration manager including links to arbitrary repositories, containers.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_45_54.524Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_45_54.524Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..326720132
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_45_54.524Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of the [[servers]] of [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[Dockerfile]]
+ - in [[go/agora]]
+ - Done: we now have a simple but working Dockerfile that bootstraps an Agora. See [[podman]] for instructions.
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
+
+I took a detour of one pomodoro for [[chezmoi]], and I think it made sense: they are related, [[chezmoi]] seeming like a reasonable candidate for a personal configuration manager including links to arbitrary repositories, containers.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_46_05.134Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_46_05.134Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..b07509047
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_46_05.134Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of the [[servers]] of [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[Dockerfile]]
+ - in repository [[go/agora]]
+ - Done: we now have a simple but working Dockerfile that bootstraps an Agora. See [[podman]] for instructions.
+
+Loosely structured thoughts: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
+
+I took a detour of one pomodoro for [[chezmoi]], and I think it made sense: they are related, [[chezmoi]] seeming like a reasonable candidate for a personal configuration manager including links to arbitrary repositories, containers.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_46_15.595Z b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_46_15.595Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..324f9262b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podagora.md.2022-05-27T19_46_15.595Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+- Notes on how to get an Agora up an running on [[podman]] (should work also for [[docker]] with some modifications?).
+ - #pull [[podman]]
+ - These notes track an [[experiment]] in [[hypatia]], one of the [[servers]] of [[flancia collective]].
+ - [[Dockerfile]]
+ - in repository [[go/agora]]
+ - Done: we now have a simple but working Dockerfile that bootstraps an Agora. See [[podman]] for instructions.
+
+Loosely structured thoughts from earlier: it'd be nice if you could just pass a sources.yaml (or a link to an Agora repo?) to some variation of `podman run` and get an Agora, just like that.
+
+Perhaps we need `agora.yaml` though? For things like configuring hostname. [[agora server]] has `config.py`, but it'd be nice to have it be just a config and store it in the [[agora root repository]] instead.
+
+I took a detour of one pomodoro for [[chezmoi]], and I think it made sense: they are related, [[chezmoi]] seeming like a reasonable candidate for a personal configuration manager including links to arbitrary repositories, containers.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_01_53.622Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_01_53.622Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_01_53.622Z
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_01_57.145Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_01_57.145Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_01_57.145Z
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drops you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_27_02.884Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_27_02.884Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T18_27_02.884Z
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T20_35_40.347Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T20_35_40.347Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build Dockerfile
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T20_55_46.662Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T20_55_46.662Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_48_43.027Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_48_43.027Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
+
+Then:
+
+```
+podman run -it agora
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_52_45.025Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_52_45.025Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
+
+Then:
+
+```
+podman run -it agora
+```
+
+To run one interactively, or:
+
+```
+podman create -it --name agora agora
+podman start agora
+```
+
+To start one detached. Then you can:
+
+```
+podman attach agora
+```
+
+...to attach. CTRL-P CTRL-Q to detach gracefully.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_52_53.736Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_52_53.736Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
+
+Then:
+
+```
+podman run -it agora
+```
+
+To run one interactively, or:
+
+```
+podman run -dt --name agora agora
+```
+
+To start one detached. Then you can:
+
+```
+podman attach agora
+```
+
+...to attach. CTRL-P CTRL-Q to detach gracefully.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_52_56.545Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T21_52_56.545Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
+
+Then:
+
+```
+podman run -it agora
+```
+
+To run one interactively, or:
+
+```
+podman run -dt --name agora agora
+```
+
+To start one detached. Then you can:
+
+```
+podman attach agora
+```
+
+...to attach. When you're done, press CTRL-P CTRL-Q to detach gracefully.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T22_05_48.577Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T22_05_48.577Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
+
+Then:
+
+```
+podman run -it agora
+```
+
+To run one interactively, or:
+
+```
+podman run -dt --name agora agora
+```
+
+To start one detached. Then you can:
+
+```
+podman attach agora
+```
+
+...to attach. CTRL-P CTRL-Q to detach gracefully.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T22_25_02.958Z b/logseq/bak/podman.md.2022-05-26T22_25_02.958Z
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+# podman
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[docker]] alternative.
+ - advantages: supposedly more secure (doesn't require root), less complex architecture.
+ - part of the [[fedora]] project.
+ - https://social.coop/web/statuses/105866648612458840
+ - [[install]] https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
+ - #go https://podman.io/
+ - #git https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - [[rootless shortcomings]] https://github.com/containers/podman
+ - there are enough that I'll probably go with a root-based setup to begin with, while learning the system.
+ - else when things fail I'll probably find it hard to figure out if it's due to rootless or something else.
+- [[notes on adoption]]
+ - On Debian 11, I had to install package [[uidmap]] to avoid https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/9271
+ - Also I had to edit /etc/containers/registries.conf and set:
+ - `unqualified-search-registries = ["docker.io"]`
+ - ...to have podman search work as per in the upstream instructions (Debian ships with ultra-safe defaults or something.)
+
+```
+podman run --rm -it fedora
+podman run --rm -it debian
+```
+
+Drop you into a one-off bare VM, it gets automatically cleaned up when you exit.
+
+```
+podman build -t agora .
+```
+
+Builds an 'agora' container if there is a [[Dockerfile]] in the path. If you want to force a 'clean' build, pass `--no-cache`; I needed this in the [[Agora Dockerfile]] because I was using `git clone` and this was failing to pull in the latest revisions.
+
+Then to run one interactively:
+
+```
+podman run -it agora
+```
+
+Or to run one detached (server like):
+
+```
+podman run -dt --name agora agora
+```
+
+Then you can:
+
+```
+podman attach agora
+```
+
+...to attach. CTRL-P CTRL-Q to detach gracefully.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/pomodoro.md.2022-05-20T09_25_20.471Z b/logseq/bak/pomodoro.md.2022-05-20T09_25_20.471Z
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+# Pomodoro
+- a [[tool]]
+ - [[pomodoro technique]]
+ - [[25 minutes]] of focused work followed by [[5 minutes]] of rest.
+ - I should do it more. "I should do it more" is something that one can end up saying about many things. So I'm trying to keep things easy: two a day keeps the doctor and the fireperson away.
+ - A [[pomodoro]], for me, signals an [[intent]].
+ - My default intent is [[getting things done]] with [[good intent]] for [[public utility]].
+ - I'm trying to be explicit about setting intents in general; a bit ritualistic even.
+ - See [[bootstrap]].
+ - Whenever I notice the risk of getting distracted from the task at hand, I dump thoughts in [[later]].
+ - My current running contexts or intents can be found in [[do]] (they expand into lists of todo items/trees/graphs depending on level of modelling) and, well, in this [[agora]].
+ - I am not particularly great at integrating tasks into a single place for organized ordering; to solve (or work around?) this issue it is in part that I started this Agora, as it lets me integrate things easily.
+ - I also use a [[paper notebook]] for day planning and tracking.
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+# Pomodoro
+- a [[tool]]
+ - [[pomodoro technique]]
+ - [[25 minutes]] of focused work followed by [[5 minutes]] of rest.
+ - I should do it more. "I should do it more" is something that one can end up saying about many things. So I'm trying to keep things easy: two a day keeps the doctor and the fireperson away.
+ - A [[pomodoro]], for me, signals an [[intent]].
+ - My default intent is [[getting things done]] with [[good intent]] for [[public utility]].
+ - I'm trying to be explicit about setting intents in general; a bit ritualistic even.
+ - See [[bootstrap]].
+ - Whenever I notice the risk of getting distracted from the task at hand, I dump thoughts in [[later]].
+ - My current running contexts or intents can be found in [[do]] (they expand into lists of todo items/trees/graphs depending on level of modelling) and, well, in this [[agora]].
+ - I am not particularly great at integrating tasks into a single place for organized ordering; to solve (or work around?) this issue it is in part that I started this Agora, as it lets me integrate things easily.
+ - I also use a [[paper notebook]] for day planning and tracking.
+ - #pull [[termdown]] for my (as of [[2022-05-20]]) preferred timer app on [[linux]].
+ -
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+# Pomodoro
+- a [[tool]]
+ - [[pomodoro technique]]
+ - [[25 minutes]] of focused work followed by [[5 minutes]] of rest.
+ - I should do it more. "I should do it more" is something that one can end up saying about many things. So I'm trying to keep things easy: two a day keeps the doctor and the fireperson away.
+ - A [[pomodoro]], for me, signals an [[intent]].
+ - My default intent is [[getting things done]] with [[good intent]] for [[public utility]].
+ - I'm trying to be explicit about setting intents in general; a bit ritualistic even.
+ - See [[bootstrap]].
+ - Whenever I notice the risk of getting distracted from the task at hand, I dump thoughts in [[later]].
+ - My current running contexts or intents can be found in [[do]] (they expand into lists of todo items/trees/graphs depending on level of modelling) and, well, in this [[agora]].
+ - I am not particularly great at integrating tasks into a single place for organized ordering; to solve (or work around?) this issue it is in part that I started this Agora, as it lets me integrate things easily.
+ - I also use a [[paper notebook]] for day planning and tracking.
+ - #pull [[termdown]] for my (as of [[2022-05-20]]) preferred timer app on [[linux]].
+ - #pull [[goodtime]] for my (as of [[2022-05-20]]) preferred timer app on [[android]].
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/pomodoros.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.970Z b/logseq/bak/pomodoros.md.2022-05-21T22_02_51.970Z
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+# pomodoros
+
+- This is actually a test for autopull.
+- a [[log]].
+ - A place where I can write down meta/thoughts while I do pomodoros.
+
+I just got distracted during a pomodoro but caught me in time to still be able to pull something off this round (I think). The first five minutes I planned dinner with my partner (?), essentially forgetting I had set an intention to focus. Then I spent four minutes doing planning for the next few pomodoros, which is productive but not in the spirit of the thing. Now I'll actually do [[the thing]], which in this case is making [[free, fair and alive]] resolve well in [[agora server]].
diff --git a/logseq/bak/pranayama.md.2022-05-04T21_07_14.429Z b/logseq/bak/pranayama.md.2022-05-04T21_07_14.429Z
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+- [[nadi shodhana]]
+ -
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+- [[bruno winck]] recommended it and shared his routine: https://twitter.com/brunowinck/status/1521946831382589442
+ - [[nadi shodhana]]
+ - [[vishnu mudra]]
+ -
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+- a [[technique]].
+ - [[meditation]] [[breathing]]
+ - [[bruno winck]] recommended it and shared his routine: https://twitter.com/brunowinck/status/1521946831382589442
+ - [[nadi shodhana]]
+ - [[vishnu mudra]]
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/pranayama.md.2022-05-04T21_36_14.757Z b/logseq/bak/pranayama.md.2022-05-04T21_36_14.757Z
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+- a [[technique]].
+ - [[meditation]] [[breathing]]
+ - [[bruno winck]] recommended it and shared his routine: https://twitter.com/brunowinck/status/1521946831382589442
+ - [[nadi shodhana]]
+ - [[vishnu mudra]]
+ - switch nostril then [[exchale]] and [[inhale]] through that nostril
+ -
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_54_12.928Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+- an [[error]].
+ - [[git]].
+
+I get this a lot when trying to merge repositories with different histories -- which of course shouldn't happen often, but does happen to me when I'm trying to [[bootstrap]] a new repository.
+
+Case in point: writing the README first when creating the repository in [[gitlab]] or [[github]] makes sense to me, as it's checking a checkbox and editing. And uploading a set of bootstrapping files then makes sense as a second step to me -- but that is ideally done right at the place files live, and once there it's easy to just say `git init`.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_54_38.882Z b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_54_38.882Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4a067f3d2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_54_38.882Z
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+- an [[error]].
+ - [[git]].
+
+I get this a lot when trying to merge repositories with different histories -- which of course shouldn't happen often, but does happen to me when I'm trying to [[bootstrap]] a new repository.
+
+Case in point: writing the README first when creating the repository in [[gitlab]] or [[github]] makes sense to me, as it's checking a checkbox and editing. And uploading a set of bootstrapping files then makes sense as a second step to me -- but that is ideally done right at the place files live, and once there it's easy to just say `git init`. But then if you want to merge the two you get into problems as [[git]] doesn't merge unrelated histories by default.
+
+- #go https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39761024/refusing-to-merge-unrelated-histories-failure-while-pulling-to-recovered-repos/39783462#39783462
+
+This [[stack overflow]] answer contains the flag you need: `--allow-unrelated-histories`.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_55_30.471Z b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_55_30.471Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dd739f10f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_55_30.471Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- an [[error]].
+ - in [[git]]
+ - [[fatal]]
+
+I get this a lot when trying to merge repositories with different histories -- which of course shouldn't happen often, but does happen to me when I'm trying to [[bootstrap]] a new repository.
+
+Case in point: writing the README first when creating the repository in [[gitlab]] or [[github]] makes sense to me, as it's checking a checkbox and editing. And uploading a set of bootstrapping files then makes sense as a second step to me -- but that is ideally done right at the place files live, and once there it's easy to just say `git init`. But then if you want to merge the two you get into problems as [[git]] doesn't merge unrelated histories by default.
+
+- #go https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39761024/refusing-to-merge-unrelated-histories-failure-while-pulling-to-recovered-repos/39783462#39783462
+
+This [[stack overflow]] answer contains the flag you need: `--allow-unrelated-histories`.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_55_55.662Z b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_55_55.662Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..edb36529d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_55_55.662Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- an [[error]].
+ - in [[git]]
+ - [[fatal]]
+
+I get this a lot when trying to merge repositories with different histories -- which of course shouldn't happen often, but does happen to me when I'm trying to [[bootstrap]] a new repository.
+
+Case in point: writing the README first when creating the repository in [[gitlab]] or [[github]] makes sense to me, as it's checking a checkbox and editing. And uploading a set of bootstrapping files then makes sense as a second step to me -- but that is ideally done right at the place files live, and once there it's easy to just say `git init`. But then if you want to merge the two you get into problems as [[git]] doesn't merge unrelated histories by default.
+
+- #go https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39761024/refusing-to-merge-unrelated-histories-failure-while-pulling-to-recovered-repos/39783462#39783462
+
+This [[stack overflow]] answer contains the flag you need: `--allow-unrelated-histories`. I guess [[git]] doesn't include it in the error message to prevent people from just tacking it on without knowing what they are doing (just to make the error go away) and having a mess as a result.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_56_55.764Z b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_56_55.764Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e6b34818b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_56_55.764Z
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+- an [[error]].
+ - in [[git]]
+ - [[fatal]]
+
+I get this a lot when trying to merge repositories with different histories -- which of course shouldn't happen often, but does happen to me when I'm trying to [[bootstrap]] a new repository.
+
+Case in point: writing the README first when creating the repository in [[gitlab]] or [[github]] makes sense to me, as it's checking a checkbox and editing. And uploading a set of bootstrapping files then makes sense as a second step to me -- but that is ideally done right at the place files live, and once there it's easy to just say `git init`. But then if you want to merge the two you get into problems as [[git]] doesn't merge unrelated histories by default.
+
+- #go https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39761024/refusing-to-merge-unrelated-histories-failure-while-pulling-to-recovered-repos/39783462#39783462
+
+This [[stack overflow]] answer contains the flag you need: `--allow-unrelated-histories`. I guess [[git]] doesn't include it in the error message to prevent people from just tacking it on without knowing what they are doing (just to make the error go away) and having a mess as a result. It only makes sense if not surprising: that is, if you are trying to merge two unrelated repositories.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_58_07.462Z b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_58_07.462Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6c6490251
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/refusing to merge unrelated histories.md.2022-05-26T16_58_07.462Z
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+- an [[error]].
+ - in [[git]]
+ - [[fatal]]
+
+I get this a lot when trying to merge repositories with different histories -- which of course shouldn't happen often, but does happen to me when I'm trying to [[bootstrap]] a new repository.
+
+Case in point: writing the README first when creating the repository in [[gitlab]] or [[github]] makes sense to me, as it's checking a checkbox and editing. And uploading a set of bootstrapping files then makes sense as a second step to me -- but that is ideally done right at the place files live, and once there it's easy to just say `git init`. But then if you want to merge the two you get into problems as [[git]] doesn't merge unrelated histories by default.
+
+- #go https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39761024/refusing-to-merge-unrelated-histories-failure-while-pulling-to-recovered-repos/39783462#39783462
+
+This [[stack overflow]] answer contains the flag you need: `--allow-unrelated-histories`. I guess [[git]] doesn't include it in the error message to prevent people from just tacking it on without knowing what they are doing (just to make the error go away) and having a mess as a result. It only makes sense if not surprising: that is, if you are trying to merge two unrelated repositories.
+
+```
+flancian@paramita:~/.local/share/chezmoi$ git pull origin main --allow-unrelated-histories
+From gitlab.com:flancian/flancian
+ * branch main -> FETCH_HEAD
+hint: Pulling without specifying how to reconcile divergent branches is
+hint: discouraged. You can squelch this message by running one of the following
+hint: commands sometime before your next pull:
+hint:
+hint: git config pull.rebase false # merge (the default strategy)
+hint: git config pull.rebase true # rebase
+hint: git config pull.ff only # fast-forward only
+hint:
+hint: You can replace "git config" with "git config --global" to set a default
+hint: preference for all repositories. You can also pass --rebase, --no-rebase,
+hint: or --ff-only on the command line to override the configured default per
+hint: invocation.
+Merge made by the 'recursive' strategy.
+ README.md | 35 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+ social/mastodon/README.md | 1 +
+ social/twitter/README.md | 1 +
+ social/twitter/apikey.asc | 21 +++++++++++++++++++++
+ 4 files changed, 58 insertions(+)
+ create mode 100644 README.md
+ create mode 100644 social/mastodon/README.md
+ create mode 100644 social/twitter/README.md
+ create mode 100644 social/twitter/apikey.asc
+flancian@paramita:~/.local/share/chezmoi$
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/relax instance registration.md.2022-05-26T18_21_47.379Z b/logseq/bak/relax instance registration.md.2022-05-26T18_21_47.379Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..fe30814ed
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/relax instance registration.md.2022-05-26T18_21_47.379Z
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+- a [[proposal]].
+ - #go https://www.loomio.org/d/zoWFc7mR/relax-instance-registrations-to-approval-required-for-sign-up-from-current-nobody-can-sign-up-/28
+ - Go link for the meeting: https://anagora.org/go/social-coop-tech-group/meet Go link for the meeting: https://anagora.org/go/social-coop-tech-group/meet
diff --git a/logseq/bak/remember.md.2022-05-04T20_08_18.371Z b/logseq/bak/remember.md.2022-05-04T20_08_18.371Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8ecf3dd4e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/remember.md.2022-05-04T20_08_18.371Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- I struggle to [[remember]] things. I always have. I started writing again as an attempt to aid my memory.
+ - https://flancia.org/me
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_52_05.750Z b/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_52_05.750Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0ef72ced8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_52_05.750Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I'd like to rewatch favourite movies, but I haven't gotten the time as of late.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_52_14.296Z b/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_52_14.296Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..4a6811f1d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_52_14.296Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I'd like to rewatch favourite movies, but I haven't gotten (made) the time as of late.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_54_13.722Z b/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_54_13.722Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0ef72ced8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/rewatch.md.2022-05-14T19_54_13.722Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- I'd like to rewatch favourite movies, but I haven't gotten the time as of late.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/ruben verborgh.md.2022-05-28T09_37_13.660Z b/logseq/bak/ruben verborgh.md.2022-05-28T09_37_13.660Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..7a07f6370
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/ruben verborgh.md.2022-05-28T09_37_13.660Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+# Ruben Verborgh
+
+- A [[person]].
+- [[twitter]] rubenverborgh
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/ruben verborgh.md.2022-05-28T09_37_31.542Z b/logseq/bak/ruben verborgh.md.2022-05-28T09_37_31.542Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..eb2b34471
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/ruben verborgh.md.2022-05-28T09_37_31.542Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+# Ruben Verborgh
+
+- A [[person]].
+ - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/rubenverborgh
+ - #go https://ruben.verborgh.org
diff --git a/logseq/bak/samuel klein.md.2022-05-19T17_01_00.627Z b/logseq/bak/samuel klein.md.2022-05-19T17_01_00.627Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..e4308e856
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/samuel klein.md.2022-05-19T17_01_00.627Z
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+# Samuel Klein
+
+- A [[person]].
+- [[twitter]] twitter.com/metasj
+- [[go]] http://blogs.harvard.edu/sj
+- [[metawiki]] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Sj
+- [[project]] [[underlay]]
+- Another fan of the [[cyberiad]].
+- [[mastodon]] ?
+- Shared node: [[metasj-flancian]]
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/sandra snan.md.2022-05-04T22_08_18.053Z b/logseq/bak/sandra snan.md.2022-05-04T22_08_18.053Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2f9bb2bc7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/sandra snan.md.2022-05-04T22_08_18.053Z
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - [[mastodon]]
+ - introduced me to [[lemmy]], gave very useful feedback on the [[agora]]
+ - #push [[do]]
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/schelling and revelation.md.2022-05-29T12_13_58.124Z b/logseq/bak/schelling and revelation.md.2022-05-29T12_13_58.124Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3584cde1b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/schelling and revelation.md.2022-05-29T12_13_58.124Z
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+# schelling and revelation
+
+- an [[essay]]
+ - by [[engels]]
+ - [[pull]] [[schelling]] and [[revelation]]
+ - [[go]] https://archive.org/details/MarxEngelsCollectedWorksVolume10MKarlMarx/Marx%20%26%20Engels%20Collected%20Works%20Volume%202_%20Fr%20-%20Karl%20Marx/page/n211/mode/2up
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/schelling and revelation.md.2022-05-29T12_14_06.227Z b/logseq/bak/schelling and revelation.md.2022-05-29T12_14_06.227Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..135993561
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/schelling and revelation.md.2022-05-29T12_14_06.227Z
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+# schelling and revelation
+
+- an [[essay]]
+ - by [[engels]]
+ - [[pull]] [[schelling]] and [[revelation]]
+ - [[go]] https://archive.org/details/MarxEngelsCollectedWorksVolume10MKarlMarx/Marx%20%26%20Engels%20Collected%20Works%20Volume%202_%20Fr%20-%20Karl%20Marx/page/n211/mode/2up
+ - [[page 239]] https://archive.org/details/MarxEngelsCollectedWorksVolume10MKarlMarx/Marx%20%26%20Engels%20Collected%20Works%20Volume%202_%20Fr%20-%20Karl%20Marx/page/n261/mode/2up
+ - discussed with [[j0lms]], [[paleoludic]]
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_01_07.415Z b/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_01_07.415Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..790e52a32
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_01_07.415Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter phonetonote
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_06_37.762Z b/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_06_37.762Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ca516ac76
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_06_37.762Z
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/phonetonote
+ - [[phone to note]]
+ - #go https://phonetonote.com/
+ - I immediately love that it works with [[logseq]]
+ - I think [[matrix]] is missing in the list maybe? :)
+ - 
+ - 
+ - 
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[scott alexander]]
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[scott aaronson]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_07_36.793Z b/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_07_36.793Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0e63af1d3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/scott.md.2022-05-13T21_07_36.793Z
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+- a [[person]].
+ - #twitter https://twitter.com/phonetonote
+ - [[phone to note]]
+ - #go https://phonetonote.com/
+ - I immediately love that it works with [[logseq]]
+ - I think [[matrix]] is missing in the list maybe? :)
+ - 
+ - 
+ - 
+ - I think I [[doxxed]] myself :)
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[scott alexander]]
+- a [[person]].
+ - #pull [[scott aaronson]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/separation.md.2022-05-17T18_48_04.993Z b/logseq/bak/separation.md.2022-05-17T18_48_04.993Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c1e32a928
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/separation.md.2022-05-17T18_48_04.993Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- It seems my partner of [[10 years]] and I are [[separating]]. I love them and am happy knowing we will remain friends no matter what!
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/shamanic agora.md.2022-05-01T21_01_02.019Z b/logseq/bak/shamanic agora.md.2022-05-01T21_01_02.019Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f547e7def
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/shamanic agora.md.2022-05-01T21_01_02.019Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull [[shamanic coders guild]]
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/shamanic coders guild.md.2022-05-04T22_00_19.914Z b/logseq/bak/shamanic coders guild.md.2022-05-04T22_00_19.914Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c9fdc0f34
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/shamanic coders guild.md.2022-05-04T22_00_19.914Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #go https://discord.com/channels/903634676500017263/939862694431981589
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/shamanic coders guild.md.2022-05-04T22_04_22.536Z b/logseq/bak/shamanic coders guild.md.2022-05-04T22_04_22.536Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..02f5bd9d4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/shamanic coders guild.md.2022-05-04T22_04_22.536Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- #go https://discord.com/channels/903634676500017263
+- [[agora]] https://discord.com/channels/903634676500017263/939862694431981589
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/shantideva.md.2022-04-25T18_30_41.845Z b/logseq/bak/shantideva.md.2022-04-25T18_30_41.845Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..ffe560c1b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/shantideva.md.2022-04-25T18_30_41.845Z
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+a [[person]]
+ - [[bodhisattva]]
+ - [[wp]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shantideva
+ - [[go]] [[wp]]
+- a [[tree]]
+ - I call my [[bonsai]] [[shantideva]]. I hope it's not disrespectful. Perhaps [[bodhisattva]] would be a better name, in their honour or glory.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/shape of my heart.md.2022-05-19T21_51_12.808Z b/logseq/bak/shape of my heart.md.2022-05-19T21_51_12.808Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..85267ab15
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/shape of my heart.md.2022-05-19T21_51_12.808Z
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- a [[song]].
+- a running joke?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/sign in.md.2022-05-11T18_38_57.597Z b/logseq/bak/sign in.md.2022-05-11T18_38_57.597Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..396847ccf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/sign in.md.2022-05-11T18_38_57.597Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- You don't sign up for an Agora; you sign in!
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/six degrees.md.2022-05-14T09_11_31.423Z b/logseq/bak/six degrees.md.2022-05-14T09_11_31.423Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6de554ae8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/six degrees.md.2022-05-14T09_11_31.423Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #pull
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop admin.md.2022-05-11T18_57_57.298Z b/logseq/bak/social coop admin.md.2022-05-11T18_57_57.298Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..897d9579f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop admin.md.2022-05-11T18_57_57.298Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #go https://social.coop/admin/dashboard
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech chat.md.2022-05-07T14_43_56.237Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech chat.md.2022-05-07T14_43_56.237Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3802ac018
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop tech chat.md.2022-05-07T14_43_56.237Z
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+- #go
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_12_04.763Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_12_04.763Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..40f1185ec
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_12_04.763Z
@@ -0,0 +1,102 @@
+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_17_47.443Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_17_47.443Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..39af23a0b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_17_47.443Z
@@ -0,0 +1,104 @@
+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+- [[2022-05-14]]
+ -
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_25_21.090Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_25_21.090Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6b039c8c2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_25_21.090Z
@@ -0,0 +1,106 @@
+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom)
+- [[2022-05-14]]
+ -
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_25_41.474Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_25_41.474Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..6b039c8c2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_25_41.474Z
@@ -0,0 +1,106 @@
+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom)
+- [[2022-05-14]]
+ -
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_46_47.707Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_46_47.707Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..dc724cc94
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-13T23_46_47.707Z
@@ -0,0 +1,217 @@
+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom)
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-14T00_00_48.219Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-14T00_00_48.219Z
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+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-14T07_44_24.521Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-14T07_44_24.521Z
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+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - now replaced by built-in [[loomio]] feature
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
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+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - now replaced by built-in [[loomio]] feature
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - https://discourse.joinmastodon.org/t/is-it-possible-to-restore-a-deleted-user-account/1945
+ - meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-16T20_30_08.081Z b/logseq/bak/social coop tech group.md.2022-05-16T20_30_08.081Z
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@@ -0,0 +1,221 @@
+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - now replaced by built-in [[loomio]] feature
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - https://discourse.joinmastodon.org/t/is-it-possible-to-restore-a-deleted-user-account/1945
+ - meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
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+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - now replaced by built-in [[loomio]] feature
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - DONE help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - https://discourse.joinmastodon.org/t/is-it-possible-to-restore-a-deleted-user-account/1945
+ - ran: `mastodon@564f268b311f:~$ tootctl accounts create dkozel --reattach --force --email=derek@bitstovolts.com`
+ - to get to a shell in the right container, ran: `docker exec -it docker_web_1 /bin/bash` in [[runko]]
+ - meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+ - DONE start proposal to move registrations to [[mastodon]] by moving to [[approval required]], wiki process seems unnecessarily involved at this stage
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 16:23:48]--[2022-05-15 Sun 16:23:48] => 00:00:00
+ :END:
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
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+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - now replaced by built-in [[loomio]] feature
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - see also the [[stoa]] below :)
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - DONE help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - https://discourse.joinmastodon.org/t/is-it-possible-to-restore-a-deleted-user-account/1945
+ - ran: `mastodon@564f268b311f:~$ tootctl accounts create dkozel --reattach --force --email=derek@bitstovolts.com`
+ - to get to a shell in the right container, ran: `docker exec -it docker_web_1 /bin/bash` in [[runko]]
+ - meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+ - DONE start proposal to move registrations to [[mastodon]] by moving to [[approval required]], wiki process seems unnecessarily involved at this stage
+ :LOGBOOK:
+ CLOCK: [2022-05-15 Sun 16:23:48]--[2022-05-15 Sun 16:23:48] => 00:00:00
+ :END:
+- [[2022-05-27]] see [[stoa]].
+- [[2022-05-20]] see minutes thread above.
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
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+- a [[group]].
+ - #pull [[social coop]]
+ - [[framadate]] https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - now replaced by built-in [[loomio]] feature
+ - [[meet]] https://socialcoop.meet.coop/dav-y3e-c21-sgv
+ - [[minutes]] https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - see also the [[stoa]] below :)
+ - [[thread]] https://social.coop/web/statuses/108090642475540439
+ - #push [[do]]
+ - DONE help [[derek kozel]] (open chatroom) try to recover his account
+ - https://discourse.joinmastodon.org/t/is-it-possible-to-restore-a-deleted-user-account/1945
+ - ran: `mastodon@564f268b311f:~$ tootctl accounts create dkozel --reattach --force --email=derek@bitstovolts.com`
+ - to get to a shell in the right container, ran: `docker exec -it docker_web_1 /bin/bash` in [[runko]]
+ - [x] meet on [[2022-05-20]] 3pm utc
+ - [x] meet on [[2022-05-27]] 5pm utc
+ - DONE start proposal to move registrations to [[mastodon]] by moving to [[approval required]], wiki process seems unnecessarily involved at this stage
+- [[2022-05-27]] see [[stoa]].
+- [[2022-05-20]] see minutes thread above.
+- [[2022-05-13]]
+ - Attending:
+ - [[akshay]]
+ - [[neil]]
+ - [[noah]] == [[redoak]]
+ - [[eduardo]] == [[flancian]]
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]]
+ - [[will]] == [[datatitian]]
+ - round the table catching up :)
+ - [[neil]] first time in one of the tech group meetings!
+ - post work on a Friday -- nice to be here!
+ - [[noah]] happy the group seems to be "revived"
+ - [[akshay]] like a Saturday for me due to 80% time :)
+ - [[neil]] +1 here, but not off today
+ - been doing it for a year
+ - [[[noah]]] freelance, working four days a week
+ - Fridays are [[disco coop]] / passion projects
+ - Let's meet in [[immers space]] ;)
+ - [[nick]] here :)
+ - let's seed a potential agenda?
+ - [[noah]] what was discussed at the last meeting?
+ - https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group -> https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes
+ - [[nick]] handing over the keys, how to be able to disengage before the next meeting
+ - if we have root in social.coop, what else do we need to get full access to all resources?
+ - [[nick]] there's also the password repository, which is based on gpg keys
+ - [[noah]] adding people to the pass repo is maybe the one thing where we surely need nick the most
+ - [[nick]] can add Eduardo to the pass repo
+ - it requires re-encrypting with all keys
+ - need to find the notes on how to do this
+ - [[akshay]] is it worth storing in the repo itself how to do this?
+ - +1
+ - we are pretty confident all credentials are in the pass repo, at least in the past 2-3y everything has been there
+ - there is a lingering domain registration issue
+ - we need to look up the name of the person responsible
+ - [[nick]] enric duran (sp?)
+ - there was discussion of transferring
+ - -> let's find the loomio thread, there was a proposal for where to transfer to https://www.loomio.org/d/Jf5Wi4Ph/domain-expired-social-coop-down
+ - [[noah]] it would ideally be transferred to a collective entity?
+ - probably want to discuss with other working groups
+ - [[akshay]] do we keep track of what we have credentials for?
+ - [[noah]] no separate source except for the pass repo
+ - in short:
+ - admin account in the instance
+ - hetzner
+ - digital ocean for static storage
+ - login for email aliases which is required for git access
+ - we could agree on a time slot and then do some coworking on the pass repo
+ - next week 2h earlier? 4pm London
+ - [[nick]] make sure you have an email alias asap so you can access the git repo so you can do, well, other stuff :)
+ - noah, nick, david have access
+ - welcome GiacomoSansoni!
+ - newbie here!
+ - don't know much about tech (yet)
+ - willing to learn
+ - [flancian] focus areas / learning exercises
+ - mastodon instance (currently on docker)
+ - who does moderation?
+ - there is a moderation group, [[community working group]] does it
+ - [[neil]] is there anything that the tech working group does with registrations?
+ - [[noah]] the wiki runs alongside the mastodon deployment and supports the process
+ - [flancian] why do we do it this way instead of letting people join (with approval) and then following up?
+ - [[noah]] there's the requirement of joining the open collective first, but there is potential for streamlining as long as we have energy in driving :)
+ - [flancian] interested, would like to try to bring this up as a possible improvement -- in particular if we want to make it easier to onboard/grow more
+ - [[neil]] there was discussion about improving the process in the strategy session
+ - [[nick]] there's only one field in registration and that was considered a blocker
+ - [[akshay]] it seems like mastodon in general could benefit from this
+ - +1
+ - backups and restores
+ - secondary server?
+ - [[nick]] there was some effort previously some time ago (https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/ansible/-/merge_requests/12 - although it's more about an instance for testing upgrades, but same principle for restores)
+ - one of the complications was to try to bring up a new instance which isn't federating, which could mess up the fediverse
+ - there's a merge request in git
+ - nicks didn't reach agreement
+ - wu lee (sp?)
+ - new services
+ - has this been brought up?
+ - [[noah]] one of the old meeting minutes has ideas on this front: https://www.loomio.org/d/UwAeiBgE/tech-meeting-minutes/35
+ - the obstacle is procedural + organizational: something that enough people want, are willing to have some workload for them
+ - [[akshay]] instance customization
+ - is there interest?
+ - [[noah]] some people are definitely interested
+ - [[noah]] putting together a survey in general would be useful for both gauging this and interest in new services
+ - [[akshay]] themes would also be nice
+ - [[nick]] there was -some- customization previously but it might have been ripped out to lower maintenance cost
+ - [[neil]] in the strategy sessions people mentioned [[hometown]], main feature that was desired seemed to be local only timeline
+ - [[noah]] there is some risk associated with the switch, but it shouldn't be a very involved process. [[hometown]] keeps up with mastodon pretty regularly.
+ - [[darius]] is active in the fediverse and could maybe help out
+ - [[nick]] deployed a hometown instance rencetly, used [[coop cloud]] for it. setting up a parallel second setup might be a good idea. https://coopcloud.tech/
+ - [flancian] is there consensus on whether the community wants that?
+ - [[neil]] no consensus, just has been brought up a few times
+ - [[nick]] as a user, likes the concept but it adds a bit more complexity to the already relatively complex mastodon post visibility options. third party apps don't support it. it works maybe better for technology-engaged communities.
+ - [[noah]] has an alt on dads.cool and it's pretty nice, but it makes sense in the context of that server
+ - [will/datatitian] it's good for complaining among other coopers :)
+ - (breaking here until next time)
+ - [flancian] maintenance pending
+ - [flancian] engagement with other working groups
+ - -> could be related/linked to a solution to gender imbalance/diversity
+ - [[neil]] steps for onboarding new tech WG members
+ - might be linked to focus areas
+ - [flancian] documentation sources of truth, do we have too many? do we share enough with other working groups?
+ - checkout round
+ - [[GiacomoSansoni]]: on customization, could be just put things to a vote on loomio one by one?
+ - +1, this sounds like a good idea
+ - send a notification to everybody on the instance requesting a proposal?
+ - [[noah]] signing off, nice to see you!
+ - [[nick]] glad I joined, climbed out of bed, now need to eat dinner :)
+ - enjoyed it more than I thought!
+ - [flancian] +1
+ - [[neil]] nice to put faces to handles :)
+ - +1
+ - nice to get a start on how the meeting is run, looking forward to next Friday!
+ - [[akshay]] was looking forward to the meeting and enjoyed it, see you next Friday :)
+ - this being the second meeting it feels like the start of something
+- [[2022-04-08]]
+ - Hi all :)
+ - Let's try to keep communal notes here?
+ - [[nick]] == [[nick sellen]] got involved in social.coop during a crisis long ago
+ - saved it from going offline, stabilized for a bit
+ - then david and noah came onboard
+ - not very active in the instance as of late
+ - periodic emergencies
+ - certificate renewal
+ - trying to empower others to join in, but don't have capacity for being really active again for now
+ - in the UK (Bath)
+ - side note: [[gender imbalance]] here pretty obvious
+ - (what do we do about this?)
+ - [[akshay]] been on social.coop for ~1y
+ - mostly lurking :)
+ - saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
+ - ops + software development experience
+ - based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
+ - [[idmyn]] == David
+ - being in the instance for ~4y
+ - joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
+ - based in UK
+ - doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
+ - focus areas:
+ - [[wiki]]
+ - [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
+ - [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
+ - living in [[switzerland]]
+ - joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
+ - when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
+ - SRE recently, linux experience
+ - not sure if recent experience is relevant but willing to learn!
+ - [[edsu]] == ed summers
+ - been around for ~4y
+ - use the instance quite a bit, notice when it goes down -- thank you nick for bringing it back every time!
+ - is invested so would love to know more, learn
+ - software developer background, mostly web. working mainly with libraries (in the organization sense) which have digital repositories and a web presence.
+ - love the idea of pitching in to help and this group being a coop.
+ - [[datatitian]] == Will
+ - joined in 2017
+ - got involved with the tech group back then but didn't have a lot of specific experience; now would be interested in trying again
+ - working on immers.space which is activitypub based
+ - [[nick sellen]] love how the recent disruption has served to get people together, shows how as long as we have fundamental organization we can channel energy in the right direction :)
+ - [[nick sellen]] server access
+ - there's a thread on loomio to decide who gets server access, we can use that
+ - https://www.loomio.org/d/jrbG5tue/server-access
+ - we'd vote people in for access and then people can request assistance/more information as needed
+ - [[nick sellen]]
+ - love the coworking/colearning model
+ - really enjoyed learning about the background of others just now
+ - [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
+ - [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
+ - assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
+ - we use [[pass]]
+ - [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
+ - [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
+ - [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
+ - [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
+ - [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
+ - in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
+ - [[docker compose]] setup
+ - the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
+ - [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
+ - [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular
+ - [[flancian]] +1, plus having a secondary/backup would make for a simplified learning experience
+ - [[edsu]] would love to join a rotation
+ - [[edsu]] the instance feels pretty stable though, it's a challenge when problems only come about too sporadically
+ - [[edsu]] perhaps other working groups within the coop might be interested in other tools we could provide for them?
+ - [[datatitian]] there's been a long term interest in bridging loomio and mastodon
+ - [[edsu]] issue tracker for FRs?
+ - [[flancian]] [[git.coop]]?
+ - [[akshay]] if access to git.coop is limited, that would be a bit exclusive
+ - [[edsu]] loomio might also be a good platform for this
+ - [[nick sellen]] love the idea about building bridges -- and the oncall sharing
+ - [[edsu]] how did you notice the recent instance problem?
+ - [[nick sellen]] I do use it often enough :) also keep up to date with matrix.
+ - (wrap up round)
+ - [[nick sellen]] happy with this meet, would like to support everyone any way I can
+ - next steps: next call next week
+ - happy to receive more questions over matrix/mastodon/loomio
+ - [[akshay]] already have a git.coop account, would like access to ansible/sauce if possible to see how this works :)
+ - [[david]] happy to see new and familiar faces!
+ - won't be able to make the other call but will stay reachable and happy to answer questions and assist
+ - [[flancian]] thank you for social.coop! happy to meet you all
+ - will read docs, think about where to focus
+ - please feel free to pull me in if you need work on any particular direction
+ - [[edsu]] happy to meet all, would love to learn more about side projects that people have here
+ - would like to learn more about mastodon
+ - do have a git.coop account already, will take a look -- have used ansible before
+ - will tune in next week
+ - [[datatitian]] will start coordinating on loomio focusing on the oncall schedule
+ - [[flancian]] framadate: https://framadate.org/social-coop-tech-group
+ - (this is also on https://anagora.org/social-coop-tech-group, where I keep my notes)
+ - [[akshay]] how to join in loomio?
+ - (people apply)
+ -
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop.md.2022-05-11T18_44_59.331Z b/logseq/bak/social coop.md.2022-05-11T18_44_59.331Z
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+# social coop
+
+- a [[cooperative]].
+ - Applied. Got accepted! https://social.coop/web/accounts/220555
+ - [[go]] https://social.coop
+ - [[loomio]] https://www.loomio.org/socialcoop/
+ - [[mastodon]] https://social.coop/web/
+ - [[wiki]] https://wiki.social.coop
+ - [[welcome]]
+ - [[quote]]
+ - Thanks for your interest in joining [social.coop](http://social.coop); your application for membership has been approved!
+ - **To set up your account on the [social.coop](http://social.coop) Mastodon, click **[**this link**](https://social.coop/invite/wNmdZ4Ay)**.** Once your account is set up, you’ll automatically be following the [social.coop](http://social.coop) admin account. For your first toot, please write an introduction post that includes [[introduction]] and any other hashtags of things that interest you!
+ - **Then**, if you have not already, **please set up your subscription payment on OpenCollective via **[**this link**](https://opencollective.com/socialcoop). The fee is sliding scale $1-10/month, and setting up payments on an annual rather than monthly cycle saves our co-op a bit in terms of transaction fees.
+ - Our instance is democratically governed by its members, which now includes you! To be an effective co-operative, **it's important that members participate in its governance** by generally keeping informed on the goings on and strategic direction of [social.coop](http://social.coop). To take part, please **request to join the members Loomio group**** **[**via this link**](https://www.loomio.org/socialcoop/)**. Note: **when you register on Loomio, please include your Social.Coop username so we can recognize your as a member.
+ - You’re getting this email from me because I’m the member of the Community Working Group Operations Team who is on-call this week. Feel free to follow up if you have any issues; my handle on the instance is @Matt_Noyes.
+ - [[bylaws]] https://social.coop/terms
+ - [[2021-06-07]] https://pad.disroot.org/p/Social.Coop_Strategy_Summit_%231?utm_source=discussion_mailer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=new_discussion
+
+https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1292401355118845952
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/social coop.md.2022-05-11T18_45_58.609Z b/logseq/bak/social coop.md.2022-05-11T18_45_58.609Z
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+# social coop
+- a [[cooperative]].
+ - [[2021-06-07]] https://pad.disroot.org/p/Social.Coop_Strategy_Summit_%231?utm_source=discussion_mailer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=new_discussion
+
+ https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1292401355118845952
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T21_01_01.974Z b/logseq/bak/social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T21_01_01.974Z
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+# Social Knowledge Graph
+
+- My definition: a [[distributed knowledge graph]] that is produced by, and embeds, a [[social network]].
+- Sometimes just a synonym for [[distributed knowledge graph]].
+- [[pull]] [[social-knowledge-graphs-discussion]]
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/space time.md.2022-05-07T15_31_57.443Z b/logseq/bak/space time.md.2022-05-07T15_31_57.443Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/space time.md.2022-05-07T15_31_57.443Z
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+- #pull [[spacetime]]
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+- #pull [[spacetime]]
+- determines a set of [[places]] in the [[multiverse]]
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+- #pull [[spacetime]]
+ - determines a set of [[contexts]] in the [[multiverse]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/ssh keys.md.2022-05-26T17_20_03.760Z b/logseq/bak/ssh keys.md.2022-05-26T17_20_03.760Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/ssh keys.md.2022-05-26T17_20_03.760Z
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+# ssh keys
+
+- ```ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAILrlhcSOizbqJpRPbCzjb+dGV62Vsex/LL5+S7NK9ycQ flancian@paramita```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/ssh keys.md.2022-05-26T17_20_16.328Z b/logseq/bak/ssh keys.md.2022-05-26T17_20_16.328Z
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+# ssh keys
+
+```
+ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAILrlhcSOizbqJpRPbCzjb+dGV62Vsex/LL5+S7NK9ycQ flancian@paramita
+ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIJ8jFJ64doYKXFWFkOis7uKiUo6+nXJxfKhkxKP4GeI4 flancian@thecla
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/sting.md.2022-05-19T21_50_13.396Z b/logseq/bak/sting.md.2022-05-19T21_50_13.396Z
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+- people think
+- that whenever I say this kind of thing
+- I sound like [[sting]]
+- but I say it like this:
+- [[I will SHOW YOU the shape of my heart]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/take a walk on the wild side.md.2022-06-05T14_11_26.339Z b/logseq/bak/take a walk on the wild side.md.2022-06-05T14_11_26.339Z
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+# take a walk on the wild side
+
+- When I share a wikilink, you know things got [[optional]]. You are here out of your own volition, I hope.
+- [[go]] [[youtube]]
+- [[youtube]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG6fayQBm9w
+- In [[flancia]] we'll [[let go]].
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_18_18.925Z b/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_18_18.925Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[timer]].
+ - [[install]]
+ - ```
+ - sudo apt-get install espeak
+ - pip3 install termdown
+ - ```
+ - a tiny shell script I use with it to do [[pomodoro]]:
+ - ```
+ - alias pomodoro='while true; do termdown -v en 25m -c 10 --font doh -e; termdown -v en 5m -c 10 --font doh -e; done'
+ - ```
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[timer]].
+ - [[install]]
+ - ```sudo apt-get install espeak
+ - pip3 install termdown
+ - ```
+ - a tiny shell script I use with it to do [[pomodoro]]:
+ - ```
+ - alias pomodoro='while true; do termdown -v en 25m -c 10 --font doh -e; termdown -v en 5m -c 10 --font doh -e; done'
+ - ```
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[timer]].
+ - [[install]]
+ - ```
+ - sudo apt-get install espeak
+ - pip3 install termdown
+ - ```
+ - I have this tiny shell script/drop in alias I use to do [[pomodoro]]:
+ - ```
+ - alias pomodoro='while true; do termdown -v en 25m -c 10 --font doh -T -e; termdown -v en 5m -c 10 --font doh -e; done'
+ - ```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_21_16.644Z b/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_21_16.644Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[console]] [[timer]]
+ - [[install]]
+ - ```
+ - sudo apt-get install espeak
+ - pip3 install termdown
+ - ```
+ - I have this tiny shell script/drop in alias I use to do [[pomodoro]]:
+ - ```
+ - alias pomodoro='while true; do termdown -v en 25m -c 10 --font doh -T focus -e; termdown -v en 5m -c 10 --font doh -e -T rest; done'
+ - ```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_22_15.860Z b/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_22_15.860Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[console]] [[timer]]
+ - [[install]]
+ - ```
+ - sudo apt-get install espeak
+ - pip3 install termdown
+ - ```
+ - I have this tiny shell script/drop in alias I use to do [[pomodoro]]:
+ - `alias pomodoro='while true; do termdown -v en 25m -c 10 --font doh -T focus -e; termdown -v en 5m -c 10 --font doh -e -T rest; done'
+ - ```
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_23_22.702Z b/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_23_22.702Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/termdown.md.2022-05-20T09_23_22.702Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[console]] [[timer]]
+ - [[install]] `sudo apt-get install espeak python3-pip && pip3 install termdown`
+ - I have this tiny shell script/drop in alias I use to do [[pomodoro]]:
+ - `alias pomodoro='while true; do termdown -v en 25m -c 10 --font doh -T focus -e; termdown -v en 5m -c 10 --font doh -e -T rest; done'`
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/tfm.md.2022-05-19T20_35_11.339Z b/logseq/bak/tfm.md.2022-05-19T20_35_11.339Z
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+- #go #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/10vMbQsOK2eYCK6b-_KR-3lLg7eMx1XZ0etb55WT5BsY/edit
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+- #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/10vMbQsOK2eYCK6b-_KR-3lLg7eMx1XZ0etb55WT5BsY/edit
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_25_38.415Z b/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_25_38.415Z
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+- #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]] [[knowledge graph]]
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+- #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]] [[knowledge graph]]
+-
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+- an [[agora abstract]].
+ - #push [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]]
+ - An Agora is a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a community as a [[commons]].
+ - Whereas a [[personal knowledge graph]] usually contain resources authored or collected by a single person, and a wiki usually contains resources produced by a community, an Agora is a [[social knowledge graph]] based on the [[integration]] of both personal and group resources.
+ - Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of [[nodes]] (entities) and [[edges]] (links between entities, optionally annotated).
+ - Agora [[nodes]] are defined by the set of known resources *about* the entity described by their title.
+ - Put another way, an [[agora node]] is a community maintained [[collection]].
+ - Note that Agora nodes generalize in turn to graphs defined in a local context around the [[subnodes]] defined by known resources.
+ - Note that because links can be annotated in an Agora, the Agora is in itself a [[hypergraph]].
+ - Finally, individual agoras are expected to federate and organize into Agora networks, which are of course in themselves graph-like at a higher level.
+ -
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+- an [[agora abstract]].
+ - #push [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]]
+ - An Agora is a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a community as a [[commons]].
+ - Whereas a [[personal knowledge graph]] usually contain resources authored or collected by a single person, and a wiki usually contains resources produced by a community, an Agora is a [[social knowledge graph]] based on the [[integration]] of both personal and group resources.
+ - Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertexes or [[nodes]] `V` (entities) and [[edges]] `E` (known links between entities, optionally annotated).
+ - Agora [[nodes]] are defined by the set of known resources *about* the entity described by their title.
+ - Put another way, an [[agora node]] is a community maintained [[collection]] made up of voice-preserving individual contributions and group contributions.
+ - Note that Agora nodes generalize in turn to graphs defined in a local context around the [[subnodes]] defined by known resources.
+ - Note that because links can be annotated in an Agora, the Agora is in itself a [[hypergraph]].
+ - Finally, individual agoras are expected to federate and organize into Agora networks, which are of course in themselves graph-like at a higher level.
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_28_55.454Z b/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_28_55.454Z
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+- an [[agora abstract]].
+ - #push [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]]
+ - An Agora is a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a community as a [[commons]].
+ - Whereas a [[personal knowledge graph]] usually contain resources authored or collected by a single person, and a wiki usually contains resources produced by a community, an Agora is a [[social knowledge graph]] based on the [[integration]] of both personal and group resources.
+ - Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertexes or [[nodes]] `V` (entities) and [[edges]] `E` (known links between entities, optionally annotated).
+ - Agora [[nodes]] are defined by the set of known resources *about* the entity described by their title.
+ - Put another way, an [[agora node]] is a community maintained [[collection]] of voice-preserving individual contributions by default.
+ - Note that Agora nodes generalize in turn to graphs defined in a local context around the [[subnodes]]
+ - Note that because links can be annotated in an Agora, the Agora is in itself a [[hypergraph]].
+ - Finally, individual agoras are expected to federate and organize into Agora networks, which are of course in themselves graph-like at a higher level.
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_30_01.446Z b/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_30_01.446Z
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+- an [[agora abstract]].
+ - #push [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]]
+ - An Agora is a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a community as a [[commons]].
+ - Whereas a [[personal knowledge graph]] usually contain resources authored or collected by a single person, and a wiki usually contains resources produced by a community, an Agora is a [[social knowledge graph]] based on the [[integration]] of both personal and group resources into [[nodes]] which work by default as [[collections]].
+ - Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertexes or [[nodes]] `V` (entities) and [[edges]] `E` (known links between entities, optionally annotated).
+ - Agora [[nodes]] are defined by the set of known resources *about* the entity described by their title.
+ - Put another way, an [[agora node]] is a community maintained [[collection]] of voice-preserving individual contributions by default.
+ - Note that Agora nodes generalize in turn to graphs defined in a local context around the [[subnodes]] represented by known resources.
+ - Note that because links can be annotated in an Agora, the Agora is in itself a [[hypergraph]].
+ - Finally, individual agoras are expected to federate and organize into Agora networks, which are of course in themselves graph-like at a higher level.
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_30_59.943Z b/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-01T22_30_59.943Z
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+- an [[agora abstract]].
+ - #push [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]]
+ - An Agora is a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a community as a [[commons]].
+ - Whereas a [[personal knowledge graph]] usually contain resources authored or collected by a single person, and a wiki usually contains resources produced by a community, an Agora is a [[social knowledge graph]] based on the [[integration]] of both personal and group resources.
+ - Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertexes or [[nodes]] `V` (entities) and [[edges]] `E` (known links between entities, optionally annotated).
+ - Agora [[nodes]] are defined by the set of known resources *about* the entity described by their title.
+ - Put another way, an [[agora node]] is a community maintained [[collection]] of voice-preserving individual contributions by default.
+ - Note that Agora nodes generalize in turn to graphs defined in a local context around the [[subnodes]] represented by known resources.
+ - Note that because links in an Agora can be annotated (e.g. tagged or qualified by other nearby links), the Agora is in fact a [[hypergraph]].
+ - Finally, individual agoras are expected to federate and organize into Agora networks, which are of course in themselves graph-like at a higher level.
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-02T07_45_03.900Z b/logseq/bak/the agora as a social knowledge graph.md.2022-05-02T07_45_03.900Z
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+- an [[agora abstract]].
+ - #push [[agora abstracts]]
+ - #pull [[social knowledge graph]] [[distributed knowledge graph]]
+ - An Agora is a [[distributed knowledge graph]] provisioned and maintained by a community as a [[commons]].
+ - Whereas a [[personal knowledge graph]] usually contain resources authored or collected by a single person, and a wiki usually contains resources produced by a community, an Agora is a [[social knowledge graph]] based on the [[integration]] of both personal and group resources.
+ - Being a graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertexes or [[nodes]] `V` (entities) and [[edges]] `E` (known links between entities, optionally annotated).
+ - Agora [[nodes]] are defined by the set of known resources *about* the entity described by their title.
+ - Put another way, an [[agora node]] is a community maintained [[collection]] of voice-preserving individual contributions by default.
+ -
+ - Note that Agora nodes generalize in turn to graphs defined in a local context around the [[subnodes]] represented by known resources.
+ - Note that because links in an Agora can be annotated (e.g. tagged or qualified by other nearby links), the Agora is in fact a [[hypergraph]].
+ - Individual agoras are expected to federate and organize into greater Agora networks, which are in themselves graph-like at a higher level.
+ - Some hypothesis that we are testing:
+ -
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the one chat.md.2022-05-15T08_18_18.699Z b/logseq/bak/the one chat.md.2022-05-15T08_18_18.699Z
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+- a [[chat]].
+ - #go https://twitter.com/messages/1524246416809410560
+ - 
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/the universe in a single atom.md.2022-04-25T18_30_42.535Z b/logseq/bak/the universe in a single atom.md.2022-04-25T18_30_42.535Z
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+# the universe in a single atom
+
+- a [[book]].
+ - [[tenzin gyatso]]
+ - impressive that he met [[karl popper]] and many notable scientists.
+ - nice anecdotes from his time growing up in his palace surrounded by the items of the previous lamas.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/thing.md.2022-05-26T09_54_02.492Z b/logseq/bak/thing.md.2022-05-26T09_54_02.492Z
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+# Thing
+- What is this thing, this place we're in?
+ - Perhaps it's up to the reader. The [[Agora]] is an open door.
+- I have [[my favourite things]].
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/tmux resize.md.2022-05-22T13_53_55.902Z b/logseq/bak/tmux resize.md.2022-05-22T13_53_55.902Z
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+- [[push]] [[tmux]]
+ - [[window]] `:resize-window -A`
+ - [[pane]] hold `:resize-window -A`
+ - [[pane]] hold `` and press arrows
+ - [[tmux]] has this annoying habit to always fit to the *smallest* terminal attached to a session, even if inactive.
+ - it results in
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/tmux resize.md.2022-05-22T13_55_54.087Z b/logseq/bak/tmux resize.md.2022-05-22T13_55_54.087Z
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+- [[push]] [[tmux]]
+ - [[window]] `:resize-window -A`
+ - [[pane]] hold `` and press arrows
+ - [[tmux]] has this annoying habit to always fit to the *smallest* terminal attached to a session, even if inactive.
+ - it results in terminals that look like this:
+ - 
+ - starting after version 2.8 (version 2.8 doesn't have this), you can use
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_58_39.013Z b/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_58_39.013Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_58_39.013Z
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+# Today
+
+- [[go]] https://anagora.org/today
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_58_51.577Z b/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_58_51.577Z
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+# Today
+
+- [[go]] https://anagora.org/today
+ - I keep journal entries, that is, notes with filename `YYYY-MM-DD.md`, in the `journal/` directory.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_59_09.621Z b/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_59_09.621Z
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+# Today
+
+- a [[snapshot]].
+ - [[go]] https://anagora.org/today
+ - I keep journal entries, that is, notes with filename `YYYY-MM-DD.md`, in the `journal/` directory.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_59_12.101Z b/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_59_12.101Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/today.md.2022-05-26T18_59_12.101Z
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+# Today
+
+- a [[snapshot]].
+ - written in a [[moment]] in time, describing a [[duration]].
+ - [[go]] https://anagora.org/today
+ - I keep journal entries, that is, notes with filename `YYYY-MM-DD.md`, in the `journal/` directory.
diff --git a/logseq/bak/together to eternity.md.2022-05-07T15_29_52.470Z b/logseq/bak/together to eternity.md.2022-05-07T15_29_52.470Z
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/together to eternity.md.2022-05-07T15_29_52.470Z
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+- When I see through the [[veil]] of [[space time]]
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/tsegue maryam guebrou.md.2022-05-26T18_32_18.961Z b/logseq/bak/tsegue maryam guebrou.md.2022-05-26T18_32_18.961Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/tsegue maryam guebrou.md.2022-05-26T18_32_18.961Z
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+# Tsegue Maryam Guebrou
+- a [[person]]
+ - [[musician]] [[nun]]
+ - [[go]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBbrfTvz78w
+ - https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1280113962890207233
+ - Alive at 96 as of 2020-11.
+ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emahoy_Tsegu%C3%A9-Maryam_Gu%C3%A8brou
+ - An Ethiopian nun who plays the piano and composed for it.
+ - [[zora]]
+ - Or perhaps rather a pianist that became a nun.
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/url feeds.md.2022-05-08T16_16_26.314Z b/logseq/bak/url feeds.md.2022-05-08T16_16_26.314Z
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+++ b/logseq/bak/url feeds.md.2022-05-08T16_16_26.314Z
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+- #push [[go links]]
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/user value.md.2022-05-14T19_40_14.710Z b/logseq/bak/user value.md.2022-05-14T19_40_14.710Z
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+- Users have value for companies, and that's a tricky yet interesting conversation to have: we're talking about people with a price in a market.
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/user value.md.2022-05-14T19_50_28.585Z b/logseq/bak/user value.md.2022-05-14T19_50_28.585Z
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+- Users have value for companies, and that's a tricky yet interesting conversation to have: we're talking about [[people with a price in the market]].
+ - I don't quite understand why companies don't [[pay users]].
+ - [[flanbook]] and [[flanner]] pay back, pay forward!
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/user value.md.2022-05-14T19_51_18.104Z b/logseq/bak/user value.md.2022-05-14T19_51_18.104Z
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+- Users have value for companies, and that's a tricky yet interesting conversation to have: we're talking about [[people with a price in the market]].
+ - I don't quite understand why companies don't [[pay users]].
+ - [[flanbook]] and [[flanner]] pay back, pay forward!
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/walter benjamin.md.2022-05-01T15_16_47.810Z b/logseq/bak/walter benjamin.md.2022-05-01T15_16_47.810Z
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+# Walter Benjamin
+
+- [[person]]
+ - [[philosopher]] [[marxist]]
+- Wow, I can't believe I hadn't noded him until [[2020-12-04]]!
+ - I [[like]] him. If he had a twitter account, I'd add him for sure.
+- Died after crossing on foot to [[spain]] escaping from the [[nazis]] / [[vichy france]].
+ - [[suicide]] in [[portbou]]
+ - [[1940]]
+- [[project]] [[arcades project]]
+- [[essay]] [[the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction]].
+- [[essay]] [[the narrator]]
+
+
diff --git a/logseq/bak/where is your light.md.2022-05-01T15_34_43.326Z b/logseq/bak/where is your light.md.2022-05-01T15_34_43.326Z
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+- #pull [[where is my light]]
+ - As I meditate I try to remember to often ask myself: where is my light?
+ - I see it as an opportunity to explore [[loving kindness]]
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/white kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_06_14.847Z b/logseq/bak/white kallax.md.2022-05-08T14_06_14.847Z
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+- We have a [[white]] [[ikea kallax]], we like it.
+ - The fixed divisions make it sometimes inefficient but it makes up for it in [[structure]].
+ -
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diff --git a/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-25T22_27_04.036Z b/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-25T22_27_04.036Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[personal knowledge management]]
+ - #go https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim
+ - #doc https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/blob/master/doc/wiki.txt
diff --git a/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-25T22_27_18.216Z b/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-25T22_27_18.216Z
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index 000000000..cf328b96f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-25T22_27_18.216Z
@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[personal knowledge management]]
+ - #go https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim
+ - #doc https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/blob/master/doc/wiki.txt
+
+```
+ MODE LHS RHS~
+ ==== === ===
+ `n` ww |(wiki-index)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wn |(wiki-open)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` ww |(wiki-journal)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wx |(wiki-reload)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wb |(wiki-graph-find-backlinks)|
+ `n` wlc |(wiki-graph-check-links)|
+ `n` wg |(wiki-graph-in)|
+ `n` wG |(wiki-graph-out)|
+ `n` wf |(wiki-link-toggle)|
+ `n` wd |(wiki-page-delete)|
+ `n` wr |(wiki-page-rename)|
+ `n` wt |(wiki-page-toc)|
+ `n` wT |(wiki-page-toc-local)|
+ `n` wp |(wiki-export)|
+ `x` wp |(wiki-export)|
+ `n` wll |(wiki-link-show)|
+ `n` wlh |(wiki-link-extract-header)|
+ `n` wsl |(wiki-tag-list)|
+ `n` wsr |(wiki-tag-reload)|
+ `n` wss |(wiki-tag-search)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-next)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow-split)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow-vsplit)|
+ `n` u |(wiki-link-follow-tab)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-prev)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-return)|
+ `n` gl |(wiki-link-toggle-operator)|
+ `x` |(wiki-link-toggle-visual)|
+ `ox` au |(wiki-au)|
+ `ox` iu |(wiki-iu)|
+ `ox` at |(wiki-at)|
+ `ox` it |(wiki-it)|
+ `n` |(wiki-journal-prev)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` |(wiki-journal-next)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` |(wiki-journal-copy-tonext)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` wu |(wiki-journal-toweek)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` wm |(wiki-journal-tomonth)| [JOURNAL]
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-26T12_59_04.964Z b/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-26T12_59_04.964Z
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index 000000000..2f5107b4b
--- /dev/null
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[personal knowledge management]]
+ - #go https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim
+ - #doc https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/blob/master/doc/wiki.txt
+ - excerpt below
+ - is , by default
+
+```
+ MODE LHS RHS~
+ ==== === ===
+ `n` ww |(wiki-index)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wn |(wiki-open)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` ww |(wiki-journal)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wx |(wiki-reload)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wb |(wiki-graph-find-backlinks)|
+ `n` wlc |(wiki-graph-check-links)|
+ `n` wg |(wiki-graph-in)|
+ `n` wG |(wiki-graph-out)|
+ `n` wf |(wiki-link-toggle)|
+ `n` wd |(wiki-page-delete)|
+ `n` wr |(wiki-page-rename)|
+ `n` wt |(wiki-page-toc)|
+ `n` wT |(wiki-page-toc-local)|
+ `n` wp |(wiki-export)|
+ `x` wp |(wiki-export)|
+ `n` wll |(wiki-link-show)|
+ `n` wlh |(wiki-link-extract-header)|
+ `n` wsl |(wiki-tag-list)|
+ `n` wsr |(wiki-tag-reload)|
+ `n` wss |(wiki-tag-search)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-next)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow-split)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow-vsplit)|
+ `n` u |(wiki-link-follow-tab)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-prev)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-return)|
+ `n` gl |(wiki-link-toggle-operator)|
+ `x` |(wiki-link-toggle-visual)|
+ `ox` au |(wiki-au)|
+ `ox` iu |(wiki-iu)|
+ `ox` at |(wiki-at)|
+ `ox` it |(wiki-it)|
+ `n` |(wiki-journal-prev)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` |(wiki-journal-next)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` |(wiki-journal-copy-tonext)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` wu |(wiki-journal-toweek)| [JOURNAL]
+ `n` wm |(wiki-journal-tomonth)| [JOURNAL]
+```
diff --git a/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-26T13_04_14.536Z b/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-26T13_04_14.536Z
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d5db57231
--- /dev/null
+++ b/logseq/bak/wiki vim.md.2022-05-26T13_04_14.536Z
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+- a [[tool]].
+ - [[personal knowledge management]]
+ - #go https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim
+ - #doc https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim/blob/master/doc/wiki.txt
+ - excerpt below
+ - is , by default
+ - not to be confused with [[vim wiki]].
+
+```
+ MODE LHS RHS~
+ ==== === ===
+ `n` ww |(wiki-index)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wn |(wiki-open)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` ww |(wiki-journal)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wx |(wiki-reload)| [GLOBAL]
+ `n` wb |(wiki-graph-find-backlinks)|
+ `n` wlc |(wiki-graph-check-links)|
+ `n` wg |(wiki-graph-in)|
+ `n` wG |(wiki-graph-out)|
+ `n` wf |(wiki-link-toggle)|
+ `n` wd |(wiki-page-delete)|
+ `n` wr |(wiki-page-rename)|
+ `n` wt |(wiki-page-toc)|
+ `n` wT |(wiki-page-toc-local)|
+ `n` wp |(wiki-export)|
+ `x` wp |(wiki-export)|
+ `n` wll |(wiki-link-show)|
+ `n` wlh |(wiki-link-extract-header)|
+ `n` wsl |(wiki-tag-list)|
+ `n` wsr |(wiki-tag-reload)|
+ `n` wss |(wiki-tag-search)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-next)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow-split)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-follow-vsplit)|
+ `n` u |(wiki-link-follow-tab)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-prev)|
+ `n` |(wiki-link-return)|
+ `n` gl |(wiki-link-toggle-operator)|
+ `x` |(wiki-link-toggle-visual)|
+ `ox` au |