#graeberandwengrow — Public Fediverse posts

Lidar reveals more evidence of
8,000 B.C farming in Michigan where small, egalitarian, non-heirarchical, seasonally mobile Menominee forbears "cultivated vast fields of corn and potentially other crops."
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/07/science/archaeology-menomini-michigan.html
#archeology #TheDawnOfEverything #graeberandwengrow

#graeberandwengrow per mostrar una possible manera d'organització igualitària i cooperativa a les grans ciutats circulars ucraïneses del cinquè mil·lenni a.C. citen l'organització dels pobles circulars del País Basc, en què la vida social i econòmica es regula mitjançant fórmules de #cooperació sense necessitat de líders i #burocràcia.
Ja és coneguda la gran quantitat de #cooperatives empresarials que avui en dia funcionen a #Euskadi.

"Falcons hobbesians i coloms rousseanians" una expressió molt encertada.
#graeberandwengrow
#DawnOfEverything

Començo a llegir "El amanecer de todo" de #graeberandwengrow .
A la pàgina 24 ja s'han carregat el #Leviatan de #Hobbes i el #Discurs de #Rosseau, produint un esvoranc immens a la teoria política occidental.
Té el seu mèrit

@aral @Daojoan

Maybe.
If so then some #GeneticEngineering by the folk who brought you, "Masks don't work against Covid", and the #BarringtonDeclaration would be the best chance. #Elon would prob want to be involved too.

Whereas if it's our culture then things get to be about human relationships, worldviews and gooier stuff and #TheDawnOfEverything by #GraeberAndWengrow shows at least the possibility of adapting.

This sounds like an interesting event for anyone that liked #GraeberandWengrow 's #DawnOfEverything ...

https://humanists.uk/events/voltaire2023/

"We have long been taught to presume that modern global history began when the 'Old World' encountered the 'New', when Christopher Columbus 'discovered' America in 1492. But, as Caroline Dodds Pennock will demonstrate in The Voltaire Lecture 2023, for tens of thousands of Aztecs, Maya, Totonacs, Inuit and others – enslaved people, diplomats, explorers, servants, traders – the reverse was true: they discovered Europe."

"The Myth of Man the Hunter: Women’s contribution to the hunt across ethnographic contexts"

#GraeberAndWengrow #TheDawnOfEverything

Link to the original article.

It may be harder work than what a #ScienceCommunicator / #Journalist from NPR, Forbes,vor CNN will present you with.

But I think it's more thrilling to hear straight from the researchers.

G & W? We've had women hunting - we're much more creative in terms of organising society than we've been told.

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0287101