Re: [ox-en] Opensourcing biologically integrated systems for nutrition
- From: Stefan Merten <smerten oekonux.de>
- Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 08:33:35 +0200
Hi Franz!
Last week (10 days ago) Franz Nahrada wrote:
After a long break I and few others have heard from Marcin this week and I
share the link he gave me
http://www.sourceopen.org/wiki/?pagename=OpenSourceEcology.Hydroponics
I call it "the lettuce that made history"!
He *really* managed to grow lettuce? Wow - unbelievable...
Well, I get a well tasting, cheap, and organic lettuce from my local
organic farmer every two weeks. So it is a bit hard for me to see the
revolutionary aspect of Marcin's accomplishment...
Also I think I already saw books about gardening and I know there is
lots of education on farming and I'm sure you can learn something
about growing lettuce there. Is this taken into account?
but i
predict that open source industrial processes lead to collapse of mass
production
Which I would consider the biggest catastrophe since the time
industrialized production was invented.
and reinvention of production by the masses, namely, of
quality
goods.
Which is what capitalism already introduces for instance in the
countries of the former Soviet Union. So I guess these people all need
only an Internet connection to jump from poverty to unlimited
happiness...
Mit Freien Grüßen
Stefan
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