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Your Fully Automated Luxury Luddites discuss the working life of Roge; power tools; hedge trimming; being boring talking about gardening alongside the collapse of society; peak oil chat; https://oilprice.com/ ; Origin of Life ; pleasure in mystery and being comfortable with ignorance; the stunting of creative processes; living your best life; the grimerica reference ; once you have a teacher get rid of your teacher; creative maturation; Lao Tzu and Taoism; Alan Watts podcast ; some 15 minute city chat; leveraged society in Australia; list of 15 minute cities ; surveillance state; banks garnishing monies from the people; power and talking about the powerful being a conspiracy theory (whatever that menas); Jacinda Adern; the two-party paradigm; planting seeds of dissention; the revolution and News From Nowhere; the tools of transactions from person to person; the panopticon.
Bit of an abrupt ending due to technology falling over. Apologies for some of the sound quality, we were on a bit of a dodgy connection all around. While technology is amazing, it is often also cack.
Also, ropey playing at the end, apologies to any Liszt fans out there.
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