#postcapitalistcare — Public Fediverse posts

This names a quiet kind of resistance.

When a political economy depends on manufactured insufficiency, taking stock of what’s already present becomes a way of loosening its hold. Not to deny difficulty — but to stop feeding the reflexes that keep us running.

Unlearning often begins by noticing what we’ve been taught to overlook.

Full reflection for this week here: https://substack.com/home/post/p-179417144

#JoannaMacy #LearningToUnlearn #RelationalEconomy #PostCapitalistCare #CollapseAwareness

This names a quiet kind of resistance.

When a political economy depends on manufactured insufficiency, taking stock of what’s already present becomes a way of loosening its hold. Not to deny difficulty — but to stop feeding the reflexes that keep us running.

Unlearning often begins by noticing what we’ve been taught to overlook.

Full reflection for this week here: https://substack.com/home/post/p-179417144

#JoannaMacy #LearningToUnlearn #RelationalEconomy #PostCapitalistCare #CollapseAwareness

This names a quiet kind of resistance.

When a political economy depends on manufactured insufficiency, taking stock of what’s already present becomes a way of loosening its hold. Not to deny difficulty — but to stop feeding the reflexes that keep us running.

Unlearning often begins by noticing what we’ve been taught to overlook.

Full reflection for this week here: https://substack.com/home/post/p-179417144

#JoannaMacy #LearningToUnlearn #RelationalEconomy #PostCapitalistCare #CollapseAwareness

This names a quiet kind of resistance.

When a political economy depends on manufactured insufficiency, taking stock of what’s already present becomes a way of loosening its hold. Not to deny difficulty — but to stop feeding the reflexes that keep us running.

Unlearning often begins by noticing what we’ve been taught to overlook.

Full reflection for this week here: https://substack.com/home/post/p-179417144

#JoannaMacy #LearningToUnlearn #RelationalEconomy #PostCapitalistCare #CollapseAwareness

This names a quiet kind of resistance.

When a political economy depends on manufactured insufficiency, taking stock of what’s already present becomes a way of loosening its hold. Not to deny difficulty — but to stop feeding the reflexes that keep us running.

Unlearning often begins by noticing what we’ve been taught to overlook.

Full reflection for this week here: https://substack.com/home/post/p-179417144

#JoannaMacy #LearningToUnlearn #RelationalEconomy #PostCapitalistCare #CollapseAwareness