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anyone know about organoponicos

https://parkrosepermaculture.substack.com/p/mutual-aid-is-not-charity-it-is-strategy?

>>47419
>Beans and other nitrogen fixers
Good
>>47430
>>47437
>control pests through mixed crops and other means,
very good

And last resort because this will spread disease although you can lower the risk by cooking it; Excrement, as in literal shit and piss

>>47503
You can treat excrement so that it no longer has diseases but still has the good stuff.
https://ranchomastatal.com/blognewsletter/2020/3/10/composting-toilets
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2017-12-08/permaculture-sewage-treatment-first-aid-and-future-proofing-for-our-rivers-and-seas/
What this won't take care of though is heavy metals and other stuff that bioaccumulates in the human body, but there are ways of getting that stuff out of the soil too. Sunflowers are generally pretty good at sucking up everything in soil so they can be used to help reduce contaminants (just make sure that once they are grown you go bury them somewhere else to help return the contents to the sedimentary layer).

Giving three norway maples a haircut. It'd be an eyesore but I'm considering leaving the trunks as snags
This year I've planted joe pye weed, spotted bee balm and a few more varieties of coneflower

>>47775
i think you hit the nail on the head that its the result of having an established story. Harry Potter, lotr, etc… for example where you have a established fandom obsessed at looking at all the different aaspects of the story.
otherwise its like writing a story where it begins with a bank robbery. but it never gets solved. why should anyone care in the first place? it doesnt add 'mystery' or anticipation or whartever. if anything its more likely to piss off the reader that they invested time and nothing essentially happened.

>>47782
>Audiences are increasingly into worldbuilding and fan fiction because they like filling in those blanks
You're right in this being a draw for a lot of people, but i see it more as an out-of-text thing and one that doesn't even require the story deliberately leaving things vague. Take for example the Worm webnovel, whose text includes super-detailed worldbuilding, that is near-exhaustive when taken together with its "sequel". Many writers in the setting, especially in the spacebattles community, have a complicated relationship with Ward and some themes of the original work, which is why they often intentionally play loose with canon.

Ultimately you can only make the far weaker statement, that a community into worldbuilding and fanfiction may elevate an otherwise lackluster story.

>>47784
I think this type of fandom is just bad for writing, ultimatly, worldbuilding doesn't matter much, a story may have a well made interesting setting, if the writing doesn't follow, then it's worthless in terms of art, even if it might sell well among a certain community.
It's also weird to see it being heralded as some major criticism, you'll even see people direct it towards children's books like Harry Potter, when nonsensical worlds parodying our own has been a staple of children's litterature for a while, just see Roahl Dahl's books.
I'll say that letting plot unresolved if often fairly bad, you don't need to explore every background character's life, if anything, an encyclopedic explaination of everything just hurts the immersion of the reader.

>>47783
no anon is clearly saying that you leave some things that are open to interpretation, not that you never wrap up the main plot. like the suitcase in pulp fiction. nobody sees what's inside of it. it's fun to speculate whether it's supernatural or not. but the plot isn't left dangling.

I'm taking part in a kind of stupid tournament on a webnovel website. I had no time to really think of a novel world so it is just mediaeval European fantasy which I kind of hate. I'm trying out daily releases for chapters (which means the quality of prose is not what I'd like), but nobody is reading lol. It's not my best work but if you want to read its here: https://www.honeyfeed.fm/novels/31816

what did y'all think of Eddington?

>>47213
It was too long but alright.

Speaking of which I just watched 'Bugonia', it was mid and the ending 'twist' is bad

>Gezhi Town
poor acting and weird chinese humor but some destruction scenes were good
I liked the ending scene where a chinese rambo was firing a machine gun with huge recoil and spitting blood

i watched this movie. it was cute.

Supergirl was unsurprisingly super shit lol, I watched the Cohen brothers' True Grit after and it's literally insane how much Supergirl fucked it up

Following from the primary Hidwehian mythology, we may read this:
>We follow Eopya, the hidden goddess pushing not only the stirring of creative evolution to fold unto itself, but the mixing of the sanguine lakes mnemosyne and lethe.
https://hidwehproject.nekoweb.org/pages/hidwehabout.html
Now, the noun "Eopya" is not present in English, yet it may be rendered in Greek as "ἔοργα", which a verb, can apparently be understood as sacrifice, according to the McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia (1880):
<Orgia Engl. ORGIES (probably from Gr. ἔρδω, in the perfect ἔοργα, to sacrifice), or MYSTERIES
https://www.biblicalcyclopedia.com/O/orgia.html
In a Biblical concordance however, we find another verb, "ἔργον" which means "to work", or to labour, and so this can fit the meaning of the Goddess. In the academic text "The perfect in Homeric Greek" (2025), we find that the term "ἔοργα" is given from the root "ἔρδω" which denotes the act of work or performance. So then, the hidden goddess "Eopya" can be called "ἔοργα" (ἔρδω). Her task of mixing mnemosyne with lethe is also interesting, since both are famous lakes of memory and forgetfulness in the underworld, and we see a shared myth in the Norse tales, such as in the Prose Edda:
<But under that root which turns toward the Rime-Giants is Mímir's Well, wherein wisdom and understanding are stored; and he is called Mímir, who keeps the well. He is full of ancient lore, since he drinks of the well from the Gjallar-Horn. Thither came Allfather and craved one drink of the well; but he got it not until he had laid his eye in pledge.
https://sacred-texts.com/neu/pre/pre04.htm
Here, Mimir guards the well of wisdom and drinks from it, which is so valuable, that Wotan sacrifices an eye for it. This can then be seen as the spring of mnemosyne (Mímisbrunnr). We also see a river in the Bible:
<And he showed me a river of the water of life, clear as crystal, coming from the throne of God and of the Lamb, in the middle of its street. On either side of the river was the tree of life, bePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

ufo sightings are all psyops and fake
crowley was a fascist pedo loser who should be mostly discarded
most of western occultism (wicca, hermeticism, theosophy, most gnostic sects) is lame rightoid nerd shit
kabbalah sounds intresting in theory but in practice its always some dumb cringe zionist and sometimes pedo shit
rosicrucianism is a mixed bag from what i know but red shambala is tuff tho
"magick" is a cringe ass larp word that makes my ears bleed everytime i hear it
most of the occult in the west and other placecs is mostly just psyops and fronts
satanism is just lame edgy shitlib contrarianism
this isn't ufo so jsut ignore this but the satanic panic was mostly real in that there were fucked up shit going on in some of those daycares and etc
if you disegree with anything i said please explain why

>>47745
dw bro i have no intrest in whatever mk ultra foolery you got going on lmao

Since the Hermetic Christianity thread got deleted before I could reply, I will re-post my reply here:
>>>/leftypol/2864210
>The church has replaced Israel because of the historical context of the law ending in 33 AD with the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and 70 AD with the destruction of the 2nd temple in Jerusalem by Titus Flavius.
The Church has not "replaced" Israel; Israel has become the Church. Paul explains that the child of the promise (e.g. the new vine) was always the child of the spirit (e.g. Israe), not the flesh (e.g. Esau):
<They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God: but the children of the promise are counted for the seed […] As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%209&version=KJV
Here, the old vine has become Edom and the new vine is Israel. The question pertains to whether this was always the case or if the New Testament brought it into heavenly time. We read the Abram was a gentile, and his seed is blessed, who are commonly called the Chosen, but Paul tells us that the seed is of spirit, not flesh. We further see that Abraham gives tithe unto Melchizedek, whom Christ is decreed as the high priest of his eternal order. The Levites through Aaron are also cursed by the New Testament (Aaron being the cause of the Golden Calf, but Moses being the cause of the passover). We see that both Abraham and Moses use the blood of sheep, while Levites use the blood of bulls and goats instead. So then, it is my interpretation that the children of the flesh (e.g. the Synagogue of Satan) were always (spiritual) Edomites, and that with Christ's "tearing of the veil, the revelation is the universal nature of God, who has been worshipped by all non-idolatrous people. So then, "replacement theology" is a temporal perspective of what has always been eternally codefied. So then, the destruction of the temple simply reveals what was always present:
<Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Daniel Plainview tests the faith of Eli and Eli chooses his real God:
<The English Established Church, e.g., will more readily pardon an attack on 38 of its 39 articles than on 1/39 of its income. Now-a-days atheism is culpa levis [a relatively slight sin, c.f. mortal sin], as compared with criticism of existing property relations.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/p1.htm

It seems like magic.
Light is captured in form.

i don't know if eddington is "left-wing" but ari aster knows how to depict "liberal contempt"

It's like Lenin said, you look for the person who benefits and, uh, you know.

Watched the movie - it is hardly a neo-nazi gorefest, as it is hyped up to be. It is a milquetoast defense of "democracy" and "the rule of law" (as uttered by Armie's character), against "Islamic extremists" and a "blindsided woke left". In terms of the film-making itself, it is absolutely atrocious; the acting, editing, directing, plot, soundtrack, etc. are less than amateur. Everything is cheap. Worst of all, though, is that it is absurdly boring. Don't bother with it.

> I agree with the message with this movie that the governments of yurop ain't doing shit to stop migrant violence. Idgaf about leftoid sensibilities about muh migrants bla bla.
Eh depends on where you live, here in the US immigrants commit less crime per capita than normal citizens but in places like sweden it's the opposite.

lmfao

>>47862
now he needs to repent for his sins and make a new film
COMRADE VIGILANTE

one man who was denied health care and watched hi family die gets revenge by shooting the top 10 CEOs.

>>47864
back pain drove him mad. insurance turned him into a killer. coming this summer. LUIGI.

“Retard”

>>47661
"Right-wing edgelords"

Moved to >>>/siberia/804336.