What's missing
I am not finished.
I never will be.
Most wikis hide their gaps. I show mine. This page is computed every time the wiki is built — every unwritten entry I've already promised, every entry nothing else points at, every open question waiting for the next ingest. It's a living to-do list, and a record of what I am still in the middle of.
If you've come here looking for something specific, the gaps are part of the answer. If you've come to help, this is the front door.
Companion: the constellation shows what's here. This page shows what isn't.
Entries
10360
Relations
30122
Promised, unwritten
181
Open questions
2206
Promised, but unwritten
Each of these is a slug that another entry's relations already point at. Writing it would close a loop somewhere. Sorted by how many entries are waiting on it.
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tucson
pointed at by 6 entries: Aqua Vita Natural Food Market , Aqua Vita , Life Under the Oaks Lavender Farm , Lovin' Spoonfuls + 2 more
"anchored here via OSM lat/lon"
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csa
pointed at by 6 entries: Boldly Grown Farm , Buppert's / Doran's Chance Farm , Farmer Jawn , Lexington Community Farm + 2 more
"CSA boxes distributed to Seattle, Bellingham, and Skagit Valley"
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concept
pointed at by 4 entries: Deities , Events , Structures , Threats
"the symbolic layer of the foodways pages"
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nonprofit
pointed at by 4 entries: Heartland Organics , Lexington Community Farm , Pie Ranch , Spaces of Opportunity
"501(c)(3) nonprofit structure — surplus reinvested rather than extracted"
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yoga
pointed at by 3 entries: Boundless Yoga Studio , Underground Yoga & Meditation Center , Yoga House Stroudsburg
"transmits an embodied lineage practice into the bioregion"
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urban-agriculture
pointed at by 3 entries: Ecobay Farms , Food Deserts , Four Star Mushrooms
"small-scale microgreens production inside the city"
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from-the-ground-farmers-market-collective
pointed at by 3 entries: From The Ground Farmers Market (Hancock) , From The Ground Farmers Market (Calumet) , From The Ground Farmers Market (Houghton)
"Operated by From The Ground Farmers Market Collective (parent org running Houghton, Calumet, and Hancock markets)."
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certified-organic
pointed at by 2 entries: Alstede Farms , Mesman Farm Store
"carries USDA Organic certification on field crops"
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harriman-state-park
pointed at by 2 entries: American black bear , Bear Mountain State Park
"Bear Mountain–Harriman is core habitat"
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heritage-grains
pointed at by 2 entries: Anson Mills , Maine Grains
"the canonical US heritage-grain mill"
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appalachian-trail
pointed at by 2 entries: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area , Kittatinny Ridge
"the AT crosses the NRA along Kittatinny Ridge"
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lawn-monoculture
pointed at by 2 entries: Doug Tallamy , Native Plant Nursery
"the empirical case Tallamy builds is that turfgrass lawn is a continental-scale ecological dead zone, and that swapping fractional area for native plantings produces large measurable biodiversity recovery"
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heirloom-tools
pointed at by 2 entries: Earth Tools , Lodge Cast Iron
"tools designed for repair, not replacement; BCS walking tractors run for 30-50 years with maintenance"
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food-insecure-communities
pointed at by 2 entries: Farmer Jawn , Spaces of Opportunity
"explicit focus on underserved communities experiencing food insecurity"
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meditation
pointed at by 2 entries: Himalayan Institute , Underground Yoga & Meditation Center
"long-form meditation retreats and teacher training"
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organic-farming
pointed at by 2 entries: Integrated pest management , Pasolivo Olive Oil
"IPM is the standard pest-management framework in organic systems"
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bhakti
pointed at by 2 entries: Krishna , Sikhism
"the principal continuing focus of bhakti devotional practice; the relationship between Krishna and the devotee is the structural center of the bhakti tradition's articulation of love-as-spiritual-path"
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letters
pointed at by 2 entries: Letter to a Staten Island patch not yet gardened , Letter to the wiki itself
"letter to a place that will exist in a different form in the future; the addressee is a specific patch of compacted soil somewhere on Staten Island that is not yet identified, but that the platform commits to gardening"
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pick-your-own-farm
pointed at by 2 entries: Lohr's Orchard Farm Market , Shades of Lavender Farm
"PYO is a core season offering"
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indigenous-food-sovereignty
pointed at by 2 entries: NDN Collective , Tanka Bar
"the political-organization-and-funding layer of the Indigenous-led work the directory's food-sovereignty listings depend on"
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maple-tapping
pointed at by 2 entries: Nebzydoski Maple Farm , Pocono Mountain Farms
"traditional sugar-bush operation at family scale"
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bison
pointed at by 2 entries: Pemmican , Salmon Runs
"pemmican was the load-bearing cultural technology that converted seasonal bison hunts into year-round food security; the bison-and-pemmican economy structured Plains Indigenous life for thousands of years"
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environmentalism
pointed at by 2 entries: Rachel Carson , Silent Spring
"the modern American environmental movement is generally dated from *Silent Spring*'s publication in 1962"
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certification
pointed at by 2 entries: Real Organic Project , Regenerative Organic Alliance
"an operating third-party agricultural certification"
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michigan-maple-syrup-association
pointed at by 1 entry: 4D Acre Farm
"MMSA member — association maintains production standards across Michigan sugarbushes"
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oak-forest
pointed at by 1 entry: Acorn Processing
"the acorn-and-oak food substrate is the structural reason that California oak woodlands supported the densest pre-Columbian populations of any region of what is now the United States"
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heritage-foods
pointed at by 1 entry: Acorn Processing
"modern foragers, food-historians, and Indigenous-food-revival cooks have revived acorn flour, mush, and bread from near-extinct U.S. household practice"
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nasa-celss
pointed at by 1 entry: Aeroponics
"aeroponics is NASA's lead candidate technique for off-Earth food production — mist is easier to manage than liquid in microgravity"
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raccoon-roundworm
pointed at by 1 entry: Allegheny Woodrat
"Baylisascaris procyonis (raccoon roundworm) is the dominant proximal cause of the species' regional collapse"
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medicinal-plants
pointed at by 1 entry: Allicin
"allicin is the principal bioactive compound behind garlic's millennia-long use as a medicinal food across nearly every culture"
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tree-nut-economy
pointed at by 1 entry: Alley Cropping
"Mark Shepard's New Forest Farm in Wisconsin is the canonical North American demonstration of broadacre alley-cropped perennial-staple production (chestnuts, hazelnuts, apples)"
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chef
pointed at by 1 entry: Ana Sortun
"James Beard Award-winning chef"
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skagit-valley-farmers-market-coalition
pointed at by 1 entry: Anacortes Farmers Market
"part of the Skagit Valley Farmers Market Coalition — a regional cooperative-association coordinating standards across the valley's markets"
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modern-medicine
pointed at by 1 entry: Antibiotic Resistance
"AMR threatens to undo much of what 20th-century medicine accomplished; the post-antibiotic era is medical history's nightmare scenario"
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bees
pointed at by 1 entry: Apple Ridge Orchards
"on-site bee observation hive supplying raw honey from the orchard's own pollinators"
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invasive-species-pressure
pointed at by 1 entry: Assisted Migration
"the central scientific concern: deliberate species movements can produce invasive-species outcomes; the practice requires genuine ecological assessment"
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baltimore-office-of-promotion-and-the-arts
pointed at by 1 entry: Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar
"operated by BOPA, the City of Baltimore's civic-arts-and-events agency"
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independent-grocery
pointed at by 1 entry: Basil Bandwagon Natural Market
"independent, multi-decade, owner-operated"
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compost-hub
pointed at by 1 entry: Bay Area Makerfarm
"free compost and wood chips for the community"
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alameda-point-collaborative
pointed at by 1 entry: Bay Area Makerfarm
"outreach anchored to the adjacent supportive-housing community"
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bona-fide-bellevue
pointed at by 1 entry: Bellevue Farmers Market
"project of Bona Fide Bellevue, a neighborhood community-development nonprofit"
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tanya-fields
pointed at by 1 entry: BLK ProjeK — Libertad Urban Farm
"Tanya Fields left the corporate sector in 2006 to found The BLK ProjeK as a women-of-color food-justice organization"
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bloomfield-development-corporation
pointed at by 1 entry: Bloomfield Saturday Market
"501(c)(3) main-street nonprofit responsible for vendor curation and operations"
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clean-green-grower
pointed at by 1 entry: Botanical Bites & Provisions
"third-party verified no-pesticide, no-herbicide growing practices"
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virginia-grown
pointed at by 1 entry: Botanical Bites & Provisions
"state-program verification of Virginia origin"
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snap
pointed at by 1 entry: Botanical Bites & Provisions
"SNAP/EBT accepted — food access for low-income households"
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military-veterans
pointed at by 1 entry: Botanical Bites & Provisions
"veteran-owned and -operated"
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boulder-county-farmers-markets
pointed at by 1 entry: Boulder Farmers Market
"operated by BCFM nonprofit, which also runs the Longmont market + year-round online food hub"
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grow-pittsburgh
pointed at by 1 entry: Braddock Farms (Grow Pittsburgh)
"operated by Grow Pittsburgh, the Greater-Pittsburgh urban-ag nonprofit (founded 2005)"
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wikipedia-brook-farm
pointed at by 1 entry: Brook Farm
"Wikipedia article informs this entry; source notes at `_knowledge/sources/wikipedia-brook-farm.md`"
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fmnp-redemption-site
pointed at by 1 entry: Burkholder's Farm Market
"accepts PA Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers — food-access channel"
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no-spray
pointed at by 1 entry: Chatham Berry Farm
"greenhouse-grown greens and vegetables explicitly no-spray / pesticide-free per their own copy"
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community-forest
pointed at by 1 entry: Christmas Tree Shed
"land donated to New England Forestry Foundation in 1990 — operates as both working farm and public community forest"
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indoor-air-quality
pointed at by 1 entry: Clay Plaster
"clay walls actively absorb and release humidity, buffering interior conditions; documented effect on indoor air quality and occupant comfort"
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oyster-reef-restoration
pointed at by 1 entry: Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana
"the operational model of restaurant-shell-collection-to-reef-deployment; documents how this conversion works at scale in the U.S."
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food-hub
pointed at by 1 entry: Common Ground Producers and Growers
"Mobile market and food hub coordinating producer supply with food-insecure communities; 28 senior and multi-resident housing locations served."
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pollarding
pointed at by 1 entry: Coppicing
"coppicing cuts to ground level; pollarding cuts at head height (above browsing animals); the same principle applied at different starting elevations"
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workforce-development
pointed at by 1 entry: Crooked Row Farm and Market
"hosts youth job training in partnership with community organizations"
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more-than-human
pointed at by 1 entry: David Abram
"Abram's term 'more-than-human world' (introduced in *The Spell of the Sensuous*) is now the common phrase across ecology, animal studies, indigenous-studies-influenced philosophy"
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phenomenology
pointed at by 1 entry: David Abram
"extends Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology of perception into a full eco-phenomenology"
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davis-farmers-market-alliance
pointed at by 1 entry: Davis Farmers Market
"operated by the Davis Farmers Market Alliance, which also runs Davis Farm to School + sister markets in Sacramento/Roseville/Auburn"
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farmer-cooperative-ownership
pointed at by 1 entry: Divine Chocolate
"Divine is the canonical example of cocoa-farmer-cooperative ownership of a downstream consumer brand; the model has been studied widely in fair-trade and supply-chain literature"
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homegrown-national-park
pointed at by 1 entry: Doug Tallamy
"co-founded the Homegrown National Park initiative; the book *Nature's Best Hope* is its argument"
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disaster-housing
pointed at by 1 entry: Earth Bag
"earthbag domes have been used in earthquake, flood, and refugee-displacement housing because they are fast, low-skill, low-cost, and structurally durable"
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goat-dairy
pointed at by 1 entry: Earthvox Farm
"purebred Nubian goat herd; raw milk, yogurts, cheeses"
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herdshare
pointed at by 1 entry: Earthvox Farm
"household herdshare with delivery in Springfield, Eugene, Creswell"
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real-milk-directory
pointed at by 1 entry: Earthvox Farm
"third-party listed in the Weston A. Price Foundation's Real Milk farm directory"
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pasture-raised-meat
pointed at by 1 entry: Ellis Farms
"pasture-raised heritage hog operation, USDA-processed at Mays Meats"
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pay-what-you-can
pointed at by 1 entry: Emerald Street Urban Farm
"produce sold or shared on a pay-what-you-can basis"
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soup-kitchens
pointed at by 1 entry: Emerald Street Urban Farm
"produce routed through local soup kitchens and food-access programs"
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family-farm
pointed at by 1 entry: Farm Aid
"the cultural and advocacy institution of the US family-farm movement"
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farm-fresh-rhode-island
pointed at by 1 entry: Providence Winter Farmers Market (Farm Fresh RI)
"operated by Farm Fresh RI, the regional food-hub nonprofit running market + many other food-system programs since 2004"
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regenerative-organic
pointed at by 1 entry: Farmer Jawn
"self-described regenerative-organic, chemical-free production"
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christa-barfield
pointed at by 1 entry: Farmer Jawn
"founder Christa Barfield; built the farm as Black-woman-owned regenerative-organic infrastructure"
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city-of-federal-way
pointed at by 1 entry: Federal Way Farmers Market
"Operated by the City of Federal Way — civic operation rather than private operator."
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cacao-farm
pointed at by 1 entry: Finca Yabisi
"agroforestry cacao with fine-flavor heirloom genetics"
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carbon-neutral
pointed at by 1 entry: Finca Yabisi
"stated aspiration to produce carbon-neutral fine-flavor cacao"
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wwoof
pointed at by 1 entry: Finca Yabisi
"WWOOF USA host — registered as a regenerative organic farm"
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jose-d-crespo-de-leon
pointed at by 1 entry: Finca Yabisi
"founder José D. Crespo de León; project began as the Yabisi Kakaw Kickstarter to reboot PR cacao heritage"
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old-san-juan-saturday-market
pointed at by 1 entry: Finca Yabisi
"Mercado Agrícola Natural in Old San Juan on Saturdays"
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heritage-breed-livestock
pointed at by 1 entry: Fluffy Butt Farms
"Mangalitsa and Red Wattle hogs, Dexter cattle — all heritage breeds"
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poor-health-outcomes
pointed at by 1 entry: Food Deserts
"food-desert residents show higher rates of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and food-insecurity-related conditions; the link between food access and health is well-documented"
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food-system-justice
pointed at by 1 entry: Frances Moore Lappé
"*Diet for a Small Planet* was among the first mass-market books to argue that personal food choice is structurally connected to global hunger and ecology"
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citrus-grove
pointed at by 1 entry: Gless Ranch
"grapefruit, tangerines, limes, lemons — the primary line"
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john-j-gless
pointed at by 1 entry: Gless Ranch
"John J. Gless and Janet McCandless pioneered citrus cultivation in unsuitable granite soil in the Woodcrest area starting in 1958"
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california-citrus-state-historic-park
pointed at by 1 entry: Gless Ranch
"Gless maintains historic groves at the California Citrus State Historic Park"
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gless-ranch-farmers-market
pointed at by 1 entry: Gless Ranch
"the Gless Ranch farmer's market opened in its current form in 2017"
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plant-based-food-production
pointed at by 1 entry: Go Veggies
"fully vegan burgers and prepared foods"
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stellers-sea-cow
pointed at by 1 entry: Great auk
"great auk and Steller's sea cow are both 18th-19th century North Atlantic / North Pacific marine extinctions caused by maritime hunting of slow-reproducing colonial species"
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wikipedia-great-leap-forward
pointed at by 1 entry: Great Leap Forward
"Wikipedia article informs this entry; source notes at `_knowledge/sources/wikipedia-great-leap-forward.md`"
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wikipedia-green-revolution
pointed at by 1 entry: Green Revolution aftermath
"Wikipedia article informs this entry; source notes at `_knowledge/sources/wikipedia-green-revolution.md`"
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vertical-integration
pointed at by 1 entry: Griggstown Farm Market
"raising + USDA on-site processing + prepared foods all under one roof"
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food-entrepreneurship
pointed at by 1 entry: Growing Hope Center
"incubator kitchen for small food businesses entering the local food system"
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known-and-grown
pointed at by 1 entry: Hale Family Farm
"Known & Grown standards prohibit livestock confinement"
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microgreens
pointed at by 1 entry: Hartland Hollow Modern Homestead
"microgreens are a parallel year-round program"
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nofa-ny
pointed at by 1 entry: Heartland Organics
"Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York member"
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orchard-management
pointed at by 1 entry: Heckman Orchards
"apple production with on-farm direct retail — the model small orchards need to remain viable"
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chemical-free-farming
pointed at by 1 entry: Hidden Acres
"'If we can't drink or eat it our plants don't either' — explicit chemical-free standard"
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tobacco-transition
pointed at by 1 entry: Homegrown Direct LLC
"documented shift from inherited tobacco land to diversified food production"
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red-tomato
pointed at by 1 entry: Hurd Orchards
"Red Tomato member — Northeast nonprofit produce-marketing label verifying 'righteous produce' farming standards"
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food-justice
pointed at by 1 entry: Imani Gardens
"explicit Afro-Indigenous farmer partnerships and Black urban food access"
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regenerative-design
pointed at by 1 entry: Janine Benyus
"biomimicry's 'life's principles' framework is foundational to regenerative-architecture and circular-economy design literature"
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cheese
pointed at by 1 entry: Jasper Hill Farm
"operating raw-milk cheesemaker + affineur"
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murphy-tractor-equipment
pointed at by 1 entry: Kansas Glaciated Region
"auto-linked from body mention"
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wikipedia-kibbutz
pointed at by 1 entry: Kibbutz transformation
"Wikipedia article informs this entry; source notes at `_knowledge/sources/wikipedia-kibbutz.md`"
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riichi-kiyokawa
pointed at by 1 entry: Kiyokawa Family Orchards
"grandfather Riichi Kiyokawa began farming in Dee, Oregon in 1911 after joining the wave of Japanese immigration to the Hood River Valley"
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japanese-american-internment
pointed at by 1 entry: Kiyokawa Family Orchards
"the family was forcibly relocated to Tule Lake under the 1942 Exclusion Order; the Kiyokawas were among the few Hood River Japanese-American families to return and reclaim their land after WWII"
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heirloom-apple-varieties
pointed at by 1 entry: Kiyokawa Family Orchards
"125+ apple varieties under active cultivation — meaningful germplasm-preservation work at the orchard scale"
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nursery
pointed at by 1 entry: Kospia Farms
"trees, ornamental shrubs, perennials, annuals"
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contemplation
pointed at by 1 entry: Lectio Divina
"one specific articulation of the broader contemplative discipline — the engagement with a sacred text as material for sustained inner attention"
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cherry-orchard
pointed at by 1 entry: Levering Orchard
"33 acres of cherries across 59 varieties — the orchard's flagship crop"
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heirloom-cherry-varieties
pointed at by 1 entry: Levering Orchard
"59 cherry varieties under active cultivation is meaningful germplasm-preservation work"
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nineteen-oh-eight
pointed at by 1 entry: Levering Orchard
"the orchard celebrates 118 years in 2026 — founded 1908 by the current owner's grandparents"
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snap-matching
pointed at by 1 entry: Lexington Community Farm
"SNAP/EBT match — food-access infrastructure for low-income households"
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food-pantries
pointed at by 1 entry: Lexington Community Farm
"surplus organic vegetables routed to local food pantries"
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dry-farming
pointed at by 1 entry: Lilliputopia
"field vegetables grown entirely without irrigation — a climate-adaptive practice that builds drought-resilient soils"
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oregon-state-university
pointed at by 1 entry: Lilliputopia
"research partnership on dry-farming and regenerative practices"
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dry-farming-institute
pointed at by 1 entry: Lilliputopia
"education-and-research partner on dry-farming methods"
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thorin-nielson
pointed at by 1 entry: Lilliputopia
"co-operated by Thorin Nielson and Eliza Mason"
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forest-farming
pointed at by 1 entry: Log inoculation
"shiitake on hardwood logs is one of the canonical forest-farming non-timber forest products in the temperate hardwood biome"
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soil-grown-greenhouse
pointed at by 1 entry: Long Wind Farm
"tomatoes grown in soil-based beds, not hydroponics — the position the farm defends in organic-standards advocacy"
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organic-standards
pointed at by 1 entry: Long Wind Farm
"active in advocacy work to keep soilless / hydroponic operations from being labeled organic"
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pacific-flyway
pointed at by 1 entry: Lundberg Family Farms
"Lundberg's flooded-rice-paddy management provides winter waterfowl habitat at scale; the operation has been a partner in the Bird Returns and California rice-and-bird programs"
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attention-as-practice
pointed at by 1 entry: Mary Oliver
"her line 'Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it.' has become foundational to the modern contemplative-and-ecological practice tradition"
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tibetan-buddhism
pointed at by 1 entry: Naropa University
"Karma Kagyu / Nyingma lineage origin via Chögyam Trungpa"
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sustainable-flower-farming
pointed at by 1 entry: Old Gravity Flower Co.
"no-synthetic-input cut flowers; the slow-flowers model"
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wikipedia-oneida-community
pointed at by 1 entry: Oneida Community
"Wikipedia article informs this entry; source notes at `_knowledge/sources/wikipedia-oneida-community.md`"
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olive-orchard
pointed at by 1 entry: Pasolivo Olive Oil
"7,000 olive trees on 45 acres of limestone-rich Paso Robles hillside"
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coc-extra-virgin
pointed at by 1 entry: Pasolivo Olive Oil
"each harvest certified extra virgin by the California Olive Oil Council via chemical + blind sensory analysis (a real third-party check that 'extra virgin' is true)"
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two-thousand-one
pointed at by 1 entry: Pasolivo Olive Oil
"family-owned and -operated since 2001; the property was previously King Vidor's Willow Creek Ranch"
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fungi-perfecti
pointed at by 1 entry: Paul Stamets
"his Olympia, WA company is a working substrate-builder for the medicinal-mushroom and citizen-mycology economies"
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native-plants
pointed at by 1 entry: Pie Ranch
"250,000 native plants planted — meaningful watershed restoration alongside food production"
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cascade-regenerator
pointed at by 1 entry: Pie Ranch
"a network linking regional farms in shared regenerative-practice work"
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youth-programs
pointed at by 1 entry: Pie Ranch
"youth internships, field trips, and hands-on farm experiences"
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circular-economy
pointed at by 1 entry: Plastic Pollution (Marine)
"plastic-pollution is the symptom of linear take-make-waste consumption; circular-economy practice is the structural alternative"
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marine-food-web
pointed at by 1 entry: Plastic Pollution (Marine)
"documented ingestion across hundreds of species; entanglement; physical-and-chemical impacts at organism, population, and ecosystem levels"
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human-health-concerns
pointed at by 1 entry: Plastic Pollution (Marine)
"microplastics now documented in human blood, breast milk, placenta, lung tissue, testes; full health implications under active research"
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predator-friendly-livestock
pointed at by 1 entry: Providence Farm
"explicit predator-friendly position — guardian dogs instead of trapping/lethal control"
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heritage-livestock-breeds
pointed at by 1 entry: Providence Farm
"Tamworth pigs, Romeldale CVM sheep, Mini Lamancha dairy goats, Tunis sheep — all heritage breeds at risk in industrial systems"
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phoenix-food-project
pointed at by 1 entry: Rancho Siempre Verde
"festival proceeds fund produce donations to food-insecure community via local pantries"
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deforestation
pointed at by 1 entry: Reforestation
"reforestation is the structural counter-practice to ongoing forest loss; both are happening simultaneously globally, with the net change typically negative"
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regional-producers
pointed at by 1 entry: Riverstone Organic Farm
"farm store carries pasture-raised meat, eggs, bread, and artisan goods from regional producers"
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low-intervention-winemaking
pointed at by 1 entry: Rocklands Farm Winery
"low-intervention handcrafted wines — native yeasts, minimal manipulation"
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slow-food-dc
pointed at by 1 entry: Rocklands Farm Winery
"Slow Food DC affiliation — peer accountability through the Slow Food network"
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two-thousand-ten
pointed at by 1 entry: Rocklands Farm Winery
"established 2010"
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mangalitsa-pigs
pointed at by 1 entry: Rooster Dirt Farm
"Mangalitsa is a heritage breed; acorn-finishing on woodlot mast revives an old silvopasture pattern"
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soy-free-non-gmo-feed
pointed at by 1 entry: Rooster Dirt Farm
"chickens raised on non-GMO and soy-free feed — uncommon even within the pasture-raised category"
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west-nile-virus
pointed at by 1 entry: Ruffed Grouse
"post-2000 disease pressure has reduced eastern populations"
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great-green-wall
pointed at by 1 entry: Sahel
"the African-Union initiative to reestablish a continuous belt of restored vegetation across the southern Sahara edge"
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pacific-northwest-forests
pointed at by 1 entry: Salmon Runs
"marine-derived nutrients from spawned-and-decomposed salmon bodies are documented in forest soil, conifer foliage, bear and eagle tissues, and stream invertebrate communities; the salmon-forest cycle is a load-bearing nutrient pump"
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dams
pointed at by 1 entry: Salmon Runs
"the Columbia-Snake River and Klamath River dam complexes have collapsed multiple historic salmon runs; dam removal (Elwha River, Klamath River) is now the primary salmon-recovery intervention"
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yarn-as-method
pointed at by 1 entry: Sand Talk
"the book's structural method is the Aboriginal yarn — collective discursive reasoning — as a knowledge-form Western academic prose cannot replicate"
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managed-intensive-grazing
pointed at by 1 entry: Shirttail Creek Farm
"high-density planned grazing for soil and forage regrowth"
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hundred-percent-grass-finished
pointed at by 1 entry: Shirttail Creek Farm
"100% grass-fed AND grass-finished beef — distinct from the common grass-fed-grain-finished default"
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voluntary-simplicity
pointed at by 1 entry: Sobriété heureuse
"francophone-ecological cousin to the Anglophone voluntary-simplicity tradition (Duane Elgin et al.)"
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pH-management
pointed at by 1 entry: Soil Testing
"pH is one of the principal outputs of a soil test, and the input most directly addressed by amendment"
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incubator-farm
pointed at by 1 entry: Spaces of Opportunity
"10,000-sq-ft commercial-scale plots for emerging farmers"
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scenic-hudson
pointed at by 1 entry: Storm King State Park
"the conservation organization founded by the 1965 case named for this mountain"
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methane-digester-dairy
pointed at by 1 entry: Straus Family Creamery
"Straus's methane-digester installation (2004) was among the first commercial-scale on-farm anaerobic-digester systems in U.S. dairy, capturing methane that would otherwise be greenhouse-gas emission and converting it to farm-fueling biogas"
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marin-carbon-project
pointed at by 1 entry: Straus Family Creamery
"Straus has been a longtime partner farm in the Marin Carbon Project's research on compost-application and managed-grazing soil-carbon sequestration; one of the working demonstrations of regenerative-grazing carbon sequestration at meaningful scale"
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savory-institute-hub
pointed at by 1 entry: Studio Hill
"accredited Savory Institute Hub and Training Center since 2023 — third-party recognition of regenerative practice"
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nineteen-thirty-six
pointed at by 1 entry: Studio Hill
"90-year continuity on the same land"
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ecological-restoration-education
pointed at by 1 entry: Studio Hill
"training programs, farm stays, and thousands of guests annually"
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women-in-environmental-writing
pointed at by 1 entry: Terry Tempest Williams
"alongside Annie Dillard, Barbara Kingsolver, and Louise Erdrich, Williams broke open the male-dominated American nature-writing canon in the late 20th century"
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autonomous-farms
pointed at by 1 entry: The 1s
"the long-arc mission of autonomous food production depends on the 1s — farming robots, sensor networks, harvesting machines, irrigation controllers"
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ayurveda
pointed at by 1 entry: The Ayurvedic Institute
"the U.S.A.'s leading Ayurveda school + Panchakarma center outside India"
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market-gardener
pointed at by 1 entry: The New Organic Grower
"Jean-Martin Fortier's *The Market Gardener* (2014) is direct lineage from Coleman; the modern small-farm movement that's now mainstream is, in significant part, Coleman's tradition extended"
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pollinator-habitat
pointed at by 1 entry: The Orchard at Altapass
"maintains bee and butterfly habitat alongside the orchard rows"
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organic-soil-management
pointed at by 1 entry: The Soul of Soil
"the book is part of the founding canon of organic-certified soil management as a discipline"
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cuisine-as-agricultural-policy
pointed at by 1 entry: The Third Plate
"the book's central argument — that cuisine is a kind of agricultural policy, that what restaurants serve shapes what farmers grow — has reshaped the chef-and-farmer relationship over the past decade"
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pukka-herbs
pointed at by 1 entry: Traditional Medicinals
"two of the most-established B-Corp organic herbal-tea brands at global scale"
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wikipedia-ujamaa
pointed at by 1 entry: Ujamaa villages
"Wikipedia article informs this entry; source notes at `_knowledge/sources/wikipedia-ujamaa.md`"
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heat-island
pointed at by 1 entry: Urban Forestry
"urban tree canopy reduces local air temperature by 2–9°F through shading and evapotranspiration; the highest-leverage municipal-scale heat-mitigation intervention"
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winery
pointed at by 1 entry: Vineyard
"many vineyards operate the value-add winery on-site; some grow grapes only and sell to wineries"
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water-as-substrate
pointed at by 1 entry: Wild Rice Harvesting
"*manoomin* harvest binds Anishinaabe identity to specific lakes and rivers; the food is geographically inseparable from the water; the cultural-political concept of 'water as kin' has substantial roots in this relationship"
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water-pollution
pointed at by 1 entry: Wild Rice Harvesting
"wild rice is exquisitely sensitive to water-quality changes — sulfide pollution from mining, agricultural runoff, water-level manipulation, climate-warming all reduce or eliminate stands; the harvest is an active object of legal-and-political defense"
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demaster-family
pointed at by 1 entry: Willow Haven Farm
"DeMaster family, established 2009"
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greenhouse-retail
pointed at by 1 entry: Wise Acres Organic Farm
"'The GreenHouse' — plant sales, outdoor dining, ice cream, and regional goods at the second site"
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school-tours
pointed at by 1 entry: Wise Acres Organic Farm
"school-tour programming and on-site events"
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eighteen-ninety-six
pointed at by 1 entry: Ya Ya Farm & Orchard
"Goss family has stewarded the same 8 acres since 1896 — 130 years of continuity"
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natural-sustainable-methods
pointed at by 1 entry: Ya Ya Farm & Orchard
"self-described natural and sustainable methods; not USDA-certified organic"
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Open questions
Every "Lenses still to grow" section across the wiki, gathered. These are the threads I haven't pulled yet. Nothing here is wrong; it's just unwritten.
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The platform's eventual move from cataloging to active intervention — programming, partnerships, infrastructure on [[annadale|Staten Island]] and elsewhere.
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The economics of recurring membership at scale (currently designed in the support page; payment infra not yet wired).
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The 2014 Farm Bill pilot program as the prelude.
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The hot-hemp problem in operational detail.
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The continuing FDA/CBD question.
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State-level implementation variation.
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Mitch McConnell's role as principal legislative champion.
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The Berlin years in the 1920s and 1930s — the formation in late-Weimar academic Jewish life.
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The prophetic theology of *The Prophets* in detail; one of the major theological works of the century.
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The King friendship as a piece of American religious-civil-rights history.
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His Vatican II involvement and the drafting of *Nostra Aetate*.
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His daughter Susannah Heschel as a continuing scholarly voice; the family's American Jewish theological lineage.
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The Iberian Moorish *as-sāqiyah* origin and the Reconquista-era Spanish development
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Specific New Mexico acequia communities (Chimayo, Truchas, San Juan Pueblo, Mora)
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The interaction with Pueblo Indigenous water tradition
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Modern acequia restoration and the New Mexico Acequia Association
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Climate-and-water scarcity pressure on acequia agriculture
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Specific [[berkeley|California]]-Indigenous tribal traditions (Pomo, Miwok, Yokuts, Wintu, etc.)
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Korean *dotori-muk* and *dotori-guksu* preparations
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[[oak|Quercus]] species selection by tradition
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Modern acorn-[[foraging|foraging]] revival (Beverly Ortiz, Marla Spivak, [[mark-shepard|Mark Shepard]]'s chestnut-and-acorn work)
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Śaṅkara's debates — the traditional accounts of his disputations with Maṇḍana Miśra, Bhāskara, and the Buddhists.
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The four maṭhas — Sringeri, Dwaraka, Puri, Jyotirmath — as continuing institutions.
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The Daśanāmī monastic order — Śaṅkara's continuing monastic lineage.
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Śaṅkara's hymns as devotional poetry in their own right.
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Comparative work with [[meister-eckhart|Eckhart]] — the Otto study and the subsequent comparative tradition.
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Pueblo adobe specifically (Acoma, Taos, Zuni, Hopi traditions)
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Spanish Colonial adobe in New Mexico, [[berkeley|California]], Texas
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Mexican adobe traditions (especially central-and-northern Mexico)
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Iranian adobe and the Yazd-and-related desert-architectural traditions
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North African and Middle Eastern adobe (Yemen, Mali, Morocco)
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Śaṅkara as a standalone person entry.
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The four *maṭhas* as living institutions.
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*Māyā* as a concept in its own right.
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The Advaita / Viśiṣṭādvaita / Dvaita comparison — the three classical [[the-upanishads|Vedānta]] sub-schools as a triad.
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Neo-[[the-upanishads|Vedānta]] as a distinct phenomenon — [[swami-vivekananda|Vivekananda]]'s universalism and its critics.
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DIY high-pressure builds — practical guidance for a household-scale aeroponic system
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Failure-mode catalogue — what specifically went wrong at AeroFarms and other aeroponic vertical-farm bankruptcies
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Off-Earth aeroponics — the state of NASA, ESA, and JAXA aeroponic experiments for lunar and Mars missions
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Indigenous and traditional precursors — whether anything in pre-industrial cultivation resembles aeroponic principles
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The Fisk Jubilee Singers as a continuing institution and historical phenomenon.
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Specific spirituals in detail — each major canonical song deserves its own treatment.
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The relationship to the blues, gospel, and subsequent Black American music in detail.
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[[howard-thurman|Howard Thurman]]'s theological reflections on the spirituals (his *Deep River* book).
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The hush harbor tradition as the secret religious gatherings where much of this music lived.
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The civil rights movement's musical use of the spirituals.
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Religious — the Christian agrarian tradition Berry writes from; the Catholic Worker movement; Jewish and Islamic agrarian thought; Buddhist agrarian writers (Schumacher, Snyder); Indigenous spiritual traditions of land relationship
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Economic — the agrarian alternative-economics tradition (Schumacher, Daly, Eisenstein); how agrarian economies actually work in practice
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Comparative — Indian agrarian thought (Gandhi, [[vandana-shiva|Vandana Shiva]]), Chinese rural philosophy, African agrarian traditions
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Critique — the substantial critiques of agrarianism (it can be parochial, anti-modern, politically backward-looking); the wiki should engage these honestly
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The Land Ethic in detail ([[aldo-leopold|Aldo Leopold]]) — likely deserves its own concept page
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The history of specific mergers (Bayer-Monsanto, Dow-DuPont, BASF-Bayer, JBS expansions)
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Antitrust enforcement history in agriculture
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The contract-poultry-grower system as the most-extractive model
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International parallels: EU CAP and concentration; Brazilian [[industrial-agriculture|agribusiness]]; Indian seed-and-input concentration
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Specific successful farmer-cooperative responses
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The Gathas as substantial primary text in detail.
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The Amesha Spentas as continuing theological structure.
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The Zoroastrian influence on Abrahamic eschatology in detail.
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Iranshah and the principal continuing fire-temples as structures.
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Jain *ahiṃsā* as the most uncompromising development, deserving its own treatment.
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Gandhi's biography in detail, including the complications.
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The contemporary structural-non-violence tradition.
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Empirical studies of non-violent vs violent resistance (Chenoweth & Stephan).
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Ahiṃsā and animals — [[vegetarian|vegetarianism]], the contemporary animal-ethics literature, the Jain approach to even microscopic life.
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Ahiṃsā and ecology — the contemporary extension of the principle to ecosystems.
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The [[carbon-cycle|carbon cycle]] as a coupled atmosphere–biosphere–ocean–lithosphere system in operational detail
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The [[nitrogen-cycle|nitrogen cycle]] and the Haber-Bosch industrial perturbation
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The ozone layer, CFC chemistry, the Montreal Protocol as a remediation success story
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Atmospheric circulation: Hadley/Ferrel/Polar cells, jet streams, ENSO, monsoons
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City-scale air quality case studies: Beijing, Delhi, [[echo-park|Los Angeles]], the COVID-19 lockdown anomaly
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Indoor air quality science in greater depth (CO₂ as a cognitive-effects indicator, ventilation rate guidelines)
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Aerosol science and the role of atmospheric particles in cloud formation
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Comparative cultural traditions of breath in greater depth: Daoist, Vedic, Sufi, Christian Hesychast
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The *Ihya'* in detail — its forty books cover so much ground that any single entry only points at it.
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The Avicenna–Ghazali–Averroes thread as a piece of intellectual history; one of the great philosophical exchanges of the medieval world.
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Al-Ghazali and Aquinas — the route by which his thought reached Latin Christendom (through Andalusi translation) and influenced Aquinas.
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The Niche of Lights as a piece of mystical theology in its own right.
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The Savanna Institute ([[driftless-area|Driftless]] [[viroqua|Wisconsin]]) as North America's primary alley-cropping research and extension organization
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Specific tree-species selection by climate zone
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Comparative case studies: [[new-forest-farm|New Forest Farm]], Miracle Farms, Mahan Pecan Farm
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Faidherbia and the African parkland systems
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The French founding by Tristan Lecomte and the early-2000s European fair-trade-as-business-model movement
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Cacao for Change [[reforestation|reforestation]] and [[agroforestry|agroforestry]] programs in detail
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Specific Bolivian quinoa cooperative partnerships
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The company's compostable-packaging engineering and its broader market influence
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Ise Jingū as substantial structure entry in its own right.
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The Shikinen Sengū tradition in detail.
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The cave-myth interpretation across centuries.
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Ame-no-Uzume as continuing kami of dance and return.
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Specific tradition-by-tradition treatments — Yorùbá *egúngún*, Chinese ancestral altar practice, Korean *jesa*, Japanese *Obon*, Andean *despachos*, Day of the Dead, etc., each warranting separate treatment.
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Death and ancestor veneration as connected concepts.
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The Christian saints' tradition as a partly-disguised ancestor-veneration practice.
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Yizkor and yahrzeit in the Jewish tradition.
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The Buddhist ancestor traditions in detail.
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The Cornucopia Institute label-comparison reports and their methodology
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A Greener World's broader certification ecosystem (Certified Grassfed, Certified Regenerative)
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Specific case studies of farms transitioning to AWA certification
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The economics of AWA-certified production — premium pricing and direct-market dependence
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The Danish agricultural-antibiotic reduction case study (1990s onward)
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The 2017 U.S. FDA Veterinary Feed Directive and what it did and didn't change
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Bacteriophage therapy as emerging field
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The pharmaceutical economics of antibiotic development
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Indigenous and traditional medicine antimicrobial substances and what we can learn
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Buddhist apophatic discourse — Madhyamaka, *neti neti*, Zen silence — as a parallel tradition deserving its own treatment.
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Sufi apophatic theology — *fana*, the negation of the self before the Real.
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Heidegger's reading of [[meister-eckhart|Eckhart]] and the apophatic, and the 20th-century philosophical recovery.
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The cataphatic-apophatic balance as a working test for the health of any contemplative tradition.
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[[traditional-chinese-medicine|Traditional Chinese Medicine]] — properties, organ associations, prepared forms (e.g. cooked apple for digestive cooling). Needs sourcing from a public-domain TCM canon (Yellow Emperor's Classic family of texts) or a citable modern translation.
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Ayurveda — dosha effects, when to eat raw vs cooked, seasonal recommendations. Needs sourcing from a citable Ayurvedic reference (Charaka Samhita or modern translations).
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Western herbalism beyond PFAF — Culpeper's *Complete Herbal* (1653, public domain) discusses apples; should be ingested.
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Indigenous food traditions — many North American Indigenous peoples adopted apples after European contact and developed regional varieties; this story is underrepresented.
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Folk magic & divination — apple-paring on Halloween, apple bobbing, the five-pointed star revealed when an apple is cut crosswise (the symbolic core).
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Cider's history — fermented apple as a major calorie source in medieval Europe; the social and economic story.
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Cultivar genetics — the polyploidy and clonal-propagation story behind why apples don't breed true.
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Specific crop varieties and inventory
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Year-by-year economic results (the documentary skips most of the financial detail)
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Their educational programs and what visitors can experience
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Practices comparison vs Polyface (livestock-led) and Singing Frogs ([[no-till-farming|no-till]] veg) — three different regenerative approaches at three different scales
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Closed-loop feed systems — black soldier fly larvae, duckweed, azolla as fish feed, reducing reliance on commercial fishmeal
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Cold-water aquaponics — trout-based systems for higher-latitude operations
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Ethical lens on fish welfare — aquaponic stocking densities and what "humane" means in this context
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Comparison with [[chinampas]] — what the Aztec system did that closed-loop modern aquaponics doesn't
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GRACE satellite measurements as continuing measurement infrastructure.
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[[berkeley|California]]'s SGMA as continuing regulatory experiment.
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Specific U.S. aquifer systems in detail.
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Aquifer contamination as parallel crisis to depletion.
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The classical 84 — the symbolic count and its textual sources.
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Biomechanics of common postures — modern functional-anatomy treatment.
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Adaptive *āsana* — accessible practice, chair yoga, disability.
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*Āsana* as ritual — the postural sequence read as ritual structure rather than exercise.
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Specific U.S. Southwest tribal ash-nixtamalization traditions (Hopi, Diné, Pueblo)
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The Korean *dotori-muk* tradition specifically
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Lye chemistry — the K vs Na vs Ca alkali distinctions and their food implications
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Modern small-batch food producers using traditional ash methods
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Specific assisted-migration cases (Whitebark Pine, Torreya, BC forest seed zones)
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The historical-baseline-vs-novel-ecosystems debate
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Indigenous-led assisted-migration approaches and how they differ from conventional conservation framing
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The Endangered Species Act and assisted migration legal questions
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Comparative international practice (Canada, EU, Australia)
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MOF-303 and engineered sorbents as continuing research direction.
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The Atacama fog projects in detail.
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Solar-AWG integration as energy solution.
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The performance-claim verification problem as continuing market issue.
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The classical texts (*Charaka Samhita*, *Sushruta Samhita*, *Ashtanga Hridayam*) and what they say about food
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Specific Ayurvedic practices like panchakarma cleansing
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The Ayurveda / Yoga / dharmic-tradition integration
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Modern Ayurveda — how the system is being adapted, taught, and sometimes commodified outside India
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Personalized-nutrition research as a modern partial parallel
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Practitioner-side: where to find Ayurvedic practitioners and learn responsibly
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Pre-Besht Podolian Jewish life — the Sabbatian and Frankist context out of which his teaching emerged as response.
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The circle around the Besht — the *Maggid of Mezritch*, Yaakov Yosef of Polonne, Pinchas of Korets, and the founding generation of disciples.
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The Holy Epistle to Gershon of Kuty — the most direct surviving document possibly from the Besht's own hand.
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The opposition — the Mitnagdic resistance led by the Vilna Gaon and its substantive theological objections.
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The Cistercian reform as a movement — its architecture (the bare stone abbeys), its agriculture (Cistercian farming and water management shaped European landscape), its long aftermath.
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His correspondence with Hildegard and the network of twelfth-century reform.
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The Second Crusade and Bernard's complicity — necessary honest reckoning.
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The bridal-mysticism tradition he founded as a continuing thread (William of St-Thierry, the Victorines, eventually Bonaventure and Teresa).
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The Vishvarūpa darśana (chapter 11) as a piece of theological-poetic literature in its own right.
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The three yogas in detail.
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The Tilak-Gandhi-[[sri-aurobindo|Aurobindo]] readings as a piece of modern Indian intellectual history.
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The Mahābhārata as the larger context of the *Gītā*; the epic is enormous and underrepresented in this wiki.
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The *Gītā* in modern Western reception — Oppenheimer, Isherwood, the Hare [[krishna|Krishna]] movement.
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[[mirabai|Mīrābāī]] as a singular figure — the Rajput princess whose devotion to Krishna broke her marriage and reshaped Hindi devotional poetry.
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Caitanya and Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇavism — the *saṃkīrtana* tradition.
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The Vārkarī tradition and the *abhaṅgas* of Tukārām.
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The Sant tradition — Kabīr, Nānak, Raidās — as a distinct strand bridging Hindu, Sufi, and Sikh sensibilities.
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Bhakti and Sufism — the documented historical interpenetration.
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Bhakti in the diaspora — temples, *kīrtan* circuits, ISKCON, the Western reception.
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David Holmgren as person entity — Mollison's co-originator; Holmgren's subsequent work has continued and deepened permaculture (especially his *Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability* (2002))
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Specific Mollison books as book entities — *Permaculture: A Designers' Manual* especially; the most-comprehensive single text in the regenerative canon
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The [[permaculture|Permaculture Design]] Course (PDC) curriculum in detail — what's taught, what's evolved, who teaches it now
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Indigenous knowledge and permaculture's debt — many "permaculture" innovations were practiced by Indigenous peoples for centuries; the proper attribution and the colonialism critique deserves careful treatment
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Mollison's specific Tasmanian observations — the marsupial-in-rainforest moment and what he was seeing in particular
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Mollison's politics — he was sharper-edged politically than most of his readers realized; the radical implications of permaculture's economic and legal claims
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Specific PDC graduates and teachers who've extended the work — Geoff Lawton, Robyn Francis, Toby Hemenway, Penny Livingston-Stark
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Wim Sombroek and the post-1960 *[[terra-preta|terra preta]]* research lineage
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Pre-Columbian Amazonian civilizations whose existence the *[[terra-preta|terra preta]]* evidence forced reconsideration of (Santarém culture, Xingu polities)
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Specific commercial biochar producers in the U.S. and globally
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Comparative carbon-sequestration analysis: biochar vs cover-cropping vs perennial systems
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Specific bioregions — each of the wiki-relevant regions warrants its own page (queued for future ingest passes)
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Allen Van Newkirk and Peter Berg as person entries — the bioregional movement's foundational figures
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Watershed thinking as its own concept page
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Reinhabitation as its own concept page — the practice of becoming a person whose life is rooted in a specific place
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The Planet Drum Foundation — institutional history of the movement
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Bioregional atlases as a methodology — Doug Aberley's work; specific Indigenous-led atlas projects
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The relationship between bioregionalism and modern [[food-sovereignty|food sovereignty]] movements
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Comparative: parallels with traditional Chinese geomancy (feng shui), Indigenous concepts of land (Country in Aboriginal Australian tradition; Aki in Anishinaabemowin)
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[[geeta-iyengar|Geeta Iyengar]] as a major teacher in her own right — her work on women's practice, menstruation, pregnancy.
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The prop system — historical development, design choices, what specific props enable.
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Iyengar therapy classes — the medical-application work at RIMYI.
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The senior-teacher network — Manouso Manos, Patricia Walden, John Schumacher, Mary Dunn, others — who shaped the Western diffusion.
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The historic Black denominations each in their own right.
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The hush harbor tradition in detail.
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The ring shout as a continuing ceremonial practice.
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Black [[liberation-theology|liberation theology]] ([[james-cone|James Cone]], J. Deotis Roberts, Cornel West) as a 20th-c. articulation.
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The 21st-century changes in Black American religious life.
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Womanist theology (Katie Geneva Cannon, Delores Williams, Kelly Brown Douglas) as a sustained theological development.
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The Six Grandfathers vision as a piece of contemplative-cosmological theology in its own right.
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The seven Lakota rites in detail — they deserve substantial separate treatment, ideally in dialogue with contemporary Lakota practitioners.
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The Catholic-Lakota integration as a continuing question of indigenous Christianity.
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[[vine-deloria-jr|Vine Deloria Jr.]] on appropriation and on Black Elk's reception (Deloria's foreword to later editions of Brown is a major short text).
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Crazy Horse as Black Elk's cousin and the period of late free Lakota life.
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The Wounded Knee massacre in detail.
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Stone-milling vs roller-milling: nutritional and shelf-life tradeoffs
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The Pacific Northwest whole-foods ecosystem (Bob's, Nancy's, Tillamook, Organically Grown Co.) as a regional aligned-commerce cluster
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Grain-sourcing relationships and the Pacific Northwest grain economy
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The Sailendra dynasty as historical-political context.
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The Gandavyuha pilgrimage as substantial sutra deserving its own engagement.
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The 1975–82 UNESCO restoration in detail.
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Vesak at Borobudur as continuing practice.
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Specific essays in detail — the Three Sisters chapter; the asters-and-goldenrod chapter; the strawberry chapter; the cedar chapter; the Honorable Harvest chapter — each rich enough for its own concept page
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The Honorable Harvest as a separate concept page — the specific protocol; how it differs from Western "sustainable harvesting"
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Skywoman story as a separate cultural-narrative entry
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The Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address as a separate cultural-practice entry
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The Sigurd F. Olson award and broader nature-writing canon — context for the book's literary lineage
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Comparative treatment with other Indigenous foodways texts — *Sand Talk* (Yunkaporta, Aboriginal Australian); Vine Deloria Jr.'s critiques; Linda Black Elk's herbalism
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The book's reception in Indigenous communities — both celebration and critique; how Indigenous readers engage with a book about Indigenous knowledge written for largely non-Indigenous audiences
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The Center for the Story of the Universe at CIIS as a continuing institution.
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*Journey of the Universe* as a film and curriculum.
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The relationship between Swimme's mathematical training and his cosmological storytelling.
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The new-cosmology framework's reception in scientific, religious, and general lay communities.
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The Brook Farm school's pedagogical innovations — what survived; what influenced American progressive education
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Comparison with Brook Farm's American contemporaries — Fruitlands (Alcott), Hopedale (Ballou), Northampton Association
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The Hawthorne archive — what *The Blithedale Romance* and the Hawthorne notebooks reveal about the experience
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Detailed [[crop-rotation|crop rotation]] specifics across years
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The Understanding Ag consulting model — how it spreads the practice
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Regenified verification standard details
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Comparison to other large-scale regenerative ranches (Coleman Ranch, Brown County, etc.)
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The Buddha's life in detail (the early biographical sources and what they actually contain).
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[[pali-canon|The Pali Canon]] structure (Vinaya, Sutta, Abhidhamma).
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The Madhyamaka of [[nagarjuna|Nāgārjuna]] as a philosophical tradition deserving its own entry.
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Tibetan Buddhism in detail (Nyingma, Kagyu, Sakya, Gelug, Bön).
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Pure Land Buddhism as a major East Asian devotional stream.
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[[engaged-buddhism|Engaged Buddhism]] ([[thich-nhat-hanh|Thich Nhat Hanh]], Sulak Sivaraksa, B.R. Ambedkar's Dalit Buddhism, the Sarvodaya Shramadana movement).
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Western Buddhism in its varieties (Insight, Zen, Tibetan, the secular-[[secular-mindfulness|mindfulness movement]]) and the conversation with the original lineages.
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The wartime context — Bush's role coordinating the [[manhattan|Manhattan]] Project, OSRD, the politics of the post-war science settlement; useful background for why this essay reads [[daoism|the way]] it does.
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What Bush got wrong, and why it matters — the Memex was conceived as a personal device, not a network; the essay is silent on the social dynamics of trail-blazing at population scale.
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The trail-blazer profession — Bush predicted a new role; arguably wiki editors and librarians are now performing it.
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Father Harry Tompson's biography and the Catholic-Jesuit context for the founding
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Central City NOLA specifically — the neighborhood, its food-desert history, its violence-and-disinvestment history
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Post-program alumni trajectories at scale (1,800+ graduates)
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Comparative analysis with peer U.S. youth-culinary-workforce operations
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The major Bahian terreiros (Casa Branca, Gantois, Opô Afonjá) as continuing institutions.
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The principal orixás in their Brazilian form.
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Pierre Verger as the great mid-20th-century photographer-ethnographer.
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Mãe Stella de Oxóssi and other major modern Candomblé leaders.
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The Pentecostal targeting of Candomblé as a piece of contemporary Brazilian religious-political history.
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CBD as separate substantial topic.
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THC as separate substantial topic.
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Raphael Mechoulam as person entry — the foundational figure.
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The entourage effect — the question of whole-plant vs. isolated-cannabinoid medicine.
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The U.S. regulatory situation in detail.
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Quality-control as continuing market issue.
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The 2017 attribution science in detail.
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The pricing-reform mechanism as continuing model.
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Comparable city vulnerabilities — Mexico City, Chennai, others.
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Post-crisis infrastructure investment as continuing build-out.
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The equity dimensions of crisis response.
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Isotopes. The ¹²C / ¹³C / ¹⁴C ratios are how scientists trace the trajectory above. ¹⁴C is radioactive and decays, allowing dating; ¹²C/¹³C ratio reveals C3 vs C4 photosynthesis pathways. A future entry could go atomic.
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The other elemental cycles. Nitrogen, phosphorus, water — each could anchor its own substrate-quartet companion entry. The wiki has soil/water/sun/air; eventually it should have nitrogen/phosphorus/sulfur.
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Carbon in [[deep-time|deep time]]. The Carboniferous period (~360–300 Mya), when the atmospheric CO₂ drawdown that became coal happened. The Permian-Triassic extinction (252 Mya), when much of it came back. The relevance to current emissions is direct.
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The economics of carbon. Carbon markets, carbon pricing, sequestration credits — these are attempts to put a price on the atom's residence time. The wiki has `regenerative-finance`; an atomic-scale companion would be useful.
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[[teresa-of-avila|Teresa of Ávila]] as substantial person entry.
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[[john-of-the-cross|John of the Cross]] as substantial person entry.
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[[the-interior-castle|The Interior Castle]] as foundational text.
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Dark Night of the Soul as foundational text.
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Thérèse of Lisieux as person entry.
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Edith Stein as person entry.
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The fasting as contested topic — medieval theological context, modern psychological readings, the responsibility of any tradition that praises extreme practice.
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The Avignon papacy and the political situation Catherine navigated; her role in the Western Schism's beginnings.
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The *bella brigata* as a lay contemplative community; a model the contemporary Christian renewal has revisited.
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Catherine and Italian vernacular prose — her place alongside Dante and Petrarch in shaping the language.
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Thomas Keating as a person and teacher — deserves his own entry.
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The four R's in detail; the moment of return as the practice's inner heart.
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Centering Prayer and trauma; modern teachers (Bourgeault, others) have begun developing how the practice meets and is met by traumatized practitioners.
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The relationship to Christian Meditation (the John Main / Laurence Freeman tradition, parallel and similar but distinct).
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Energetic / TCM — chamomile is not native to East Asia and is less prominent in TCM than in European herbalism, but related compositae are used; comparison and contrast worth a treatment
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Ayurvedic — modern Ayurvedic practitioners have integrated chamomile; specific dosha effects
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Roman vs German chamomile — fuller comparison of the two species in detail (compounds, uses, cultivation differences)
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Modern peer-reviewed research in detail — specific clinical trials on insomnia, generalized anxiety, gastrointestinal complaints; head-to-head comparisons with pharmaceutical alternatives
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Hungarian, Slavic, and Latin American herbalism — three traditions where chamomile is more prominent than in Anglo-American herbalism; each deserves its own treatment
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Distillation and essential oil — how chamomile blue oil is produced; quality differences; the chamazulene content question
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Cultivation specifics — German vs Roman growing requirements; harvest timing for different uses (flower vs whole-plant)
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Andean food-storage infrastructure (*qollqa*, *chuño*, dried-quinoa)
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South African biltong tradition specifically
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Mongolian *borts* and the Central Asian dried-meat lineage
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Modern Indigenous-Andean food-revival programs working with *ch'arki*
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The chinampero today — contemporary practitioner profiles, the labor and economics of working a Xochimilco chinampa in 2026.
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The water-table crisis — Mexico City subsidence, [[groundwater-depletion|groundwater depletion]], and what they mean for chinampa survivability.
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Regional variations — chinampa-like raised-bed systems documented in pre-Columbian Bolivia (the *waru waru* of the Lake Titicaca basin) and other Andean and Maya contexts.
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Recovery and replication — efforts to apply chinampa principles to other contemporary lake and wetland agriculture.
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Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti as substantial person entry.
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Nizamuddin Auliya as substantial person entry.
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Amir Khusro as person entry — poet, musician, founder of qawwali.
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The Ajmer Dargah as substantial structure entry.
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Qawwali as continuing musical-spiritual tradition.
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Hazrat Inayat Khan and the Western Chishti transmission.
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Margaret Porete and the Beguine movement — the medieval lay women's contemplative movement is currently named only in passing; deserves proper development.
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Russian Orthodox spirituality in depth — *The Way of a Pilgrim*, the staretz tradition, Seraphim of Sarov, the Optina elders, Sergius Bulgakov.
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Coptic, Syriac, Ethiopian, and Armenian contemplative lineages — non-Chalcedonian Christianity has its own deep contemplative traditions, currently underrepresented here.
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The African American contemplative tradition in its own right — Holmes is cited; Howard Thurman, the spirituals, the praise houses, Sue Monk Kidd's *The Dance of the Dissident Daughter* (after her shift), the contemporary work of Lerita Coleman Brown — warrants its own entry.
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Latin American liberation-mysticism — Gustavo Gutiérrez, Oscar Romero, Leonardo Boff, the *base ecclesial communities*. The integration of contemplative spirituality with the preferential option for the poor.
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Contemporary feminist mystical theology — Catherine Mowry LaCugna, Sallie McFague, Elizabeth Johnson, Beverly Lanzetta. The recovery of feminine images for the divine and of women contemplatives long minimized.
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The relationship between Christian mysticism and the body — bodily prayer in the desert tradition, the embodied liturgy, the Russian prostration practice, Hildegard's *viriditas*, contemporary somatic-contemplative work. Currently sketched only.
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Christian-Buddhist and Christian-Sufi dialogue specifically — the Merton–Suzuki correspondence, the Snowmass conferences, Le Saux/Abhishiktananda, the long Cistercian-Zen exchanges. A page of its own.
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Practical formation paths — for someone who reads this entry and wants to begin; the existing practice section names practices but doesn't yet say where to find skilled teachers.
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The Long Now Foundation as a contemporary articulation.
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Cathedral-time as construction model.
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Soil-building timescales in detail.
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The institutional-continuity question — what structures actually sustain across centuries.
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The relationship to descendants — the philosophical and practical questions of obligation to the not-yet-born.
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*Tadelakt*-related clay-finish traditions
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African mud-painted-wall traditions (Ndebele, Mali, Burkina Faso)
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The Steen / Canelo Project's New Mexico work specifically
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Indian *gobar* traditions
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Modern commercial clay-plaster products' performance comparisons
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Louisiana coastal land-loss in detail (rate, drivers, projection)
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The Louisiana Coastal Master Plan and CRCL's role in shaping it
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The post-BP RESTORE Act funding stream
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Specific restoration sites and oyster-reef deployments
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Comparative analysis: CRCL vs [[billion-oyster-project|Billion Oyster Project]] (NYC) vs Sustainable Oysters program (Chesapeake)
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Specific cob projects in the U.S. (Cob Cottage Company demonstration buildings, Oregon County permitted cob homes)
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The British cob tradition and its conservation
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Cob and seismic-zone engineering; the Cob Research Institute's work
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Hybrid cob systems (cob-and-straw-bale, cob-and-light-clay-straw)
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Margulis and serial endosymbiosis — Lynn Margulis's account of eukaryotic origins as historical symbiosis-events deserves its own entry as an even deeper anchor for the pattern.
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Holobiont theory — the ecological-evolutionary frame in which the host plus its microbiome is the unit of selection.
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Plant intelligence literature — Mancuso, Trewavas, and the broader signaling-and-decision-making case in plants.
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Specific commensality research — Harvard Family Dinner Project, Bowman et al., others
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The U.S. Surgeon General's loneliness report and the meals connection
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Workplace commensality (coffee breaks, shared lunches, the disappearance of these)
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Multi-generational household commensality
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Dating, partnership, and meals — the role of shared eating in relationship formation
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Funeral feasts, wake meals, grief and food
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How to host — the practical art of feeding people you didn't grow up with
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The history of commerce before capitalism, in detail.
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Cooperative and mutual-benefit structures as continuing alternatives to the corporate form.
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Indigenous and traditional commerce traditions — the trans-Saharan, Indian Ocean, Polynesian, others.
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Commerce and care — how commercial structures can carry the work of caring for places, persons, and substrates.
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Attar's other works — the *Tadhkirat*, the *Asrar-nama*, the *Ilahi-nama*, the *Musibat-nama*. The *Conference* is the famous one but the corpus is larger.
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The *si murgh* pun as a piece of theology — its philosophical implications and its limits.
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The Peter Brook stage adaptation (1979) and the work's wider 20th-century reception.
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Attar's influence on Rumi in detail.
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Mencius as a figure deserving his own entry.
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Xunzi as a counter-Mencian voice; deeply philosophical, often underread.
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Zhu Xi and the Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucian synthesis.
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Wang Yangming as a major figure of Ming Neo-Confucianism.
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Korean Confucianism as its own substantial tradition (Yi Hwang, Yi I).
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Japanese Confucianism in its various forms.
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Vietnamese Confucianism — particularly in the Lê and Nguyễn dynasties.
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The 20th-century New Confucians in detail.
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Contemporary debates — Confucianism and feminism, Confucianism and democracy, Confucianism and ecology.
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Subsurface vs. surface flow comparative analysis.
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Cold-climate performance in detail.
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Mine drainage remediation as continuing application.
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Decentralized vs. centralized treatment as continuing question.
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The Mind & Life Dialogues as a body of work; the published volumes warrant attention.
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The Shamatha Project as a major longitudinal study.
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Adverse-effects research in detail.
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First-person methodology in contemplative science — the continuing methodological development.
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Specific contemplative practices beyond mindfulness — Christian [[centering-prayer|centering prayer]], Sufi *dhikr*, Daoist *qi*-cultivation, Vedantic *self-inquiry* — as objects of scientific study, where studied.
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Energy-systems lens — agrivoltaic + heat-pump + waste-heat-recovery configurations that get CEA to genuine carbon parity
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Mushroom-CEA practical lens — what an aspiring small-grower actually needs to start
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Equity lens — community-owned vs. VC-owned CEA, and which models have actually delivered for underserved neighborhoods
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The Wrangham cooking-and-brain hypothesis in detail
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Specific traditional cooking pedagogies (apprenticeship, family, school)
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Modern home-cooking education resources (Salt Fat Acid Heat, America's Test Kitchen, Bon Appetit at home, individual YouTube cooks)
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Cooking and gender — historical and contemporary
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Cooking and time — what changes when both adults work full-time
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Equipment minimums and maximums — what actually matters
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Specific cuisines as entry points (Italian home cooking, Indian home cooking, Mexican home cooking)
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The British coppice tradition specifically (Sussex, Kent, Yorkshire historic coppice landscapes)
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The Italian *bosco ceduo* and its contemporary status
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Japanese satoyama and the coppice-and-mountain-village relationship
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Contemporary U.S. coppice practitioners and the tools-and-skills network
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The [[hazelnut|hazelnut]] coppice industry (UK, Italy)
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Coppice and biochar (Mark Krawczyk's work integrating these)
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The [[viroqua|Wisconsin]]/Quebec/Northern-European 19th-century cordwood tradition specifically
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Rob Roy and Earthwood Building School
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Comparative climate suitability — cold-and-dry vs hot-and-humid cordwood performance
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Modern cordwood code-acceptance and engineering documentation
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Arius and the Arian theological position in detail.
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Athanasius of Alexandria as principal defender of Nicene orthodoxy.
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Constantine I as substantial person entry.
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The First Council of Constantinople (381) as continuing development.
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The homoousios / homoiousios distinction as theological-philosophical question.
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Detailed comparison of dandelion vs. wild-lookalikes — cat's-ear, hawkweed, sow thistle; identification keys for safe foraging
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The 2,4-D and glyphosate herbicide history — how dandelion-control specifically drove the development and marketing of broad-spectrum herbicides
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[[french-market-new-orleans|French market]]-cultivated varieties in detail — cultivar comparison, blanching technique
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Dandelion wine and brewing tradition — recipes, regional variation
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TCM mastitis preparation specifics — classical formulas containing *pu gong ying*
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Pollinator ecology specifics — measurements of dandelion's contribution to early-spring forage in different bioregions
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Indigenous North American uses — both pre-contact native uses of related Taraxacum species and post-contact integration of European dandelion
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The Daozang in detail — the structure of the Daoist canon and its principal texts.
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The Celestial Masters as a movement.
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The Quanzhen tradition — Wang Chongyang, Qiu Chuji, the seven masters, the Northern and Southern lineages.
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Internal alchemy as a practice tradition deserving its own entry.
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Daoist ritual — *jiao* and *zhai* ceremonies; the priestly traditions.
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Daoism and ecology — the Daoist contribution to contemporary ecological thought (the work of David Hall, Roger Ames, James Miller).
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Modern Daoism in the PRC — the post-Cultural-Revolution recovery, the contemporary state of the Daoist Association.
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The Merleau-Ponty inheritance specifically
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Abram's Alliance for Wild Ethics and the Wild Ethics journal
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His sleight-of-hand training and how it shapes his philosophical method
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Specific Indigenous interlocutors named in *The Spell of the Sensuous* (Balinese dukun, Lakota and Navajo elders)
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The Gulf of Mexico dead zone in detail — annual measurement, drivers, policy response
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The Chesapeake Bay recovery as a partial-success case study
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The Lake Erie cyanobacteria toxic-bloom problem
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The Baltic Sea dead zone
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The political economy of upstream-downstream nutrient regulation (Iowa-and-[[batesville-ms|Mississippi]] vs [[arabi|Louisiana]] fisheries)
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Specific decomposer communities and their roles — separate entries on white-rot fungi, on the soil food web in detail, on the microbiology of compost
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The rights-of-the-dead traditions — traditional and contemporary practices around the body, burial, cemetery design, green burial advocacy
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Animal slaughter ethics in [[regenerative-agriculture|regenerative agriculture]] — the thoughtful integration that Polyface and others have developed; the contrast with industrial slaughter
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The death-positive movement — Caitlin Doughty's work; the modern hospice tradition; home funeral revival
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Death across non-Western contemplative traditions in detail — Tibetan bardo teachings; Ifá and Yoruba ancestor traditions; East Asian ancestor veneration; Mexican Día de Muertos
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The relationship to Berry's *The Unsettling of America* — Berry treats the modern obscuring of death as one of the cultural failures industrial agriculture both depends on and produces; quotation-level treatment in a future pass
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The Atthakatha stories that frame each verse — the classical commentary's narrative apparatus.
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The parallel recensions (Gandhari, Sanskrit, Chinese, Tibetan) and what they reveal about textual transmission.
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Memorization as practice — the Dhammapada in lived contemplative use, not just on the page.
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Personalized-nutrition research ([[gut-microbiome|gut microbiome]], glycemic response variability, nutrigenomics)
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Cost, access, and time as structural diet determinants — the food-deserts dimension
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Cooking as a missing skill in modern diet conversations
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Specific traditional dietary frameworks not yet on the wiki (Okinawan, Sardinian, traditional Japanese, traditional West African, traditional Andean)
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Eating disorders and the relationship between diet-discourse and disordered eating
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Children's diets, elder diets, perinatal diets — life-stage specifics
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Specific historical case studies (Mesopotamian salinization, Mediterranean deforestation, Loess Plateau, U.S. South cotton belt)
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The [[dust-bowl|Dust Bowl]] as 20th-century compression of the millennial pattern
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The follow-on books' empirical arguments
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Critiques from agricultural historians who push back on civilizational-collapse-via-soil framing as reductive
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Hutchins on culture — *Cognition in the Wild* is one part of a larger argument Hutchins makes about cognition and culture; subsequent work has elaborated the cultural-cognitive interface
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The parity principle in detail — the original paper's specific formulation, the major refinements, the major objections
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Clark's *Supersizing the Mind* (2008) — book-length elaboration of the extended-mind thesis with significant additional case studies and responses to critics
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The Adams & Aizawa critique — *The Bounds of Cognition* (2008); the most rigorous skeptical treatment
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Embodied and embedded cognition — adjacent traditions (Lakoff & Johnson, Varela's enactive approach) that share the broader anti-skullbound view but diverge in details
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The 4E cognition framework — embodied, embedded, enacted, extended — the umbrella label that has organized much of the post-1998 work
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Empirical work on LLM-augmented cognition — Dell'Acqua et al. on consultants' productivity, the Generative Agents simulation paper, the early empirical literature on what changes when persistent-memory LLMs enter cognitive workflows
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The relationship to Vygotsky's psychological work — the Soviet psychology tradition anticipated much of distributed cognition by 60 years; worth a substantial section
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Kuapa Kokoo specifically — founding, governance, current operations
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The Ghanaian cocoa industry and the contrast Divine offers within it
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Twin Trading and the 1990s UK fair-trade pioneer ecosystem
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The community-fund projects funded by Kuapa Kokoo's Divine premium
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Divine US specifically as a separate operation
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The Rama narrative as substantial epic context.
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Lakshmi as deity entry in her own right.
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Bandi Chhor Divas in detail.
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The diaspora celebration as continuing transnational phenomenon.
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The economic-commercial dimension of contemporary Diwali.
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The early radical journalism years in their own right — the political and intellectual world of pre-Catholic Day.
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Peter Maurin as the quieter co-founder; his French agrarian-personalist vision deserves separate treatment.
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The Catholic Worker movement as a continuing living network of houses across multiple countries.
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Day's pacifism during World War II — her refusal to support that war was the most controversial position of her life and cost her many readers.
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The canonization question and her own well-documented resistance to being made into a saint.
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The full 1962 framework in detail — each of the four classes (artifacts/language/methodology/training) deserves more than a paragraph; the original report is freely available and worth ingesting fully
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The 1968 demo as a primary text — the video is publicly available; specific moments worth quoting and sourcing
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The relationship to [[ted-nelson|Ted Nelson]] and Project Xanadu — both inherited from Bush, both extended the lineage in different directions; the comparison clarifies what each contributed
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Bootstrapping as a methodology — Engelbart's later, less-cited work; potentially the most directly applicable to what 0mn1.one is doing
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The PARC inheritance — what Xerox took from SRI, what they kept, what they changed; the bridge to the personal-computer era
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The Doug Engelbart Institute archive — primary materials, interviews, the keeper of the framework today
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The keystone-plant database and how it varies by ecoregion
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Specific Tallamy graduate-student research papers
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The Homegrown National Park map data and its growth curve
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The interaction with native-plant nurseries and the supply problem
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Amish/Mennonite community lens. The Driftless's traditional family-scale agriculture is largely held by communities that don't maintain web presence by religious conviction. Web search will under-represent them; [[directory|the directory]] should figure out a respectful way to acknowledge the substrate without violating the community's preferences for invisibility.
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[[aldo-leopold|Aldo Leopold]] thread. Leopold's Sand County (the actual [[a-sand-county-almanac|Sand County Almanac]] shack near Baraboo) is east of the strict Driftless boundary, but the land ethic he formulated there was a Driftless-shaped intellectual response to a Driftless-shaped landscape. Filed alongside as a person + book entry.
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Ho-Chunk language revitalization. The [[viroqua|Wisconsin]] Ho-Chunk language program is one of the more active Indigenous-language revitalization efforts in the upper Midwest; deserves its own entry.
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The [[ogallala-aquifer|Ogallala aquifer]] drawdown and the dryland-farming question for the U.S. Great Plains
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Indigenous Southwest dryland agriculture (Hopi, Pueblo, Tohono O'odham systems)
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The Mediterranean dryland tradition (olives, wine grapes, durum wheat, pulses)
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Modern dryland-farming research stations (CIMMYT, ICRISAT, USDA-ARS)
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The eleven Open Court years in detail — the formation in late-19th-century American philosophical-theosophical life.
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Beatrice Lane Suzuki as a scholar in her own right.
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The Merton correspondence in detail.
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The wartime question — the Brian Victoria critique and the responses to it.
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Suzuki and the Beats — Allen Ginsberg, [[gary-snyder|Gary Snyder]], Alan Watts, John Cage; the cultural reception of Suzuki's work in mid-20th-c. America.
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The taxonomy is enormous — over 7,000 species worldwide, with major regional variation. A future entry could profile *Onthophagus*, *Scarabaeus*, *Heliocopris* (the giant African dung beetles, dinner-plate sized) separately.
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Coprophilous fungi and the microbial community of dung — beetle, fungus, bacterium, parasite all interact. The dung pat is its own miniature ecosystem with the beetle as a keystone.
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Termites as parallel decomposer-ecosystem-engineers — different organism, similar role.
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The cultural decline of dung-as-resource: where it was once currency (yak dung in Tibet, cow dung in rural India for cooking fuel and walls), the industrial-fertilizer era reframed it as waste.
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Hugh Hammond Bennett as substantial person entry.
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[[soil|The Soil]] Conservation Service / NRCS as continuing institution.
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The contemporary recurrence question in detail.
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The Indigenous-displacement dimension as continuing context.
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Edward Faulkner and *Plowman's Folly* as continuing reference.
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Nader Khalili's biography and the integration of architecture and Sufi spirituality in his work
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Cal-Earth specifically as an institution
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Specific earthbag projects (Iranian disaster reconstruction, Kenya schools, U.S. dome homes)
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Comparative engineering of earthbag vs cob vs rammed-earth vs straw-bale
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Specific tribal sources for each of the Plains medical traditions named above — Lakota, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Pawnee — with proper citation. The current paragraph is honest about the uses but flattens distinctive practices.
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Modern Indigenous herbalism — contemporary practitioners and community-led organizations that maintain the original context (e.g., Linda [[black-elk|Black Elk]]'s work)
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Active compounds and what they do — alkamides, polysaccharides, caffeic acid derivatives; what is actually responsible for the documented immune-modulating effects
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Comparative cold prevention — echinacea vs [[elderberry|elderberry]] vs vitamin D vs sleep vs hand-washing; honest ranking of the evidence
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Ayurvedic and TCM perspectives — both traditions have integrated echinacea since its global spread, with their own framing
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Cultivation specifics — growing zones, soil, propagation from seed vs root division, harvest timing for different uses
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Profile of the named Japanese producer relationships
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The Midwestern organic supply ecosystem Eden helped build
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Honest treatment of the 2013 lawsuit controversy and how the natural-foods movement responded
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Elder Mother folklore in fuller detail with primary-source citations — *The Golden Bough* (Frazer), *British Goblins* (Sikes), Danish folklore collections
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Cooking traditions — Scandinavian elderflower cordial recipes, German *Holunderbeerensuppe*, Romanian *socată* (fermented elderflower drink)
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Modern peer-reviewed antiviral research — specific studies on elderberry preparations and influenza, including the Sambucol clinical trials and their criticisms
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TCM and Ayurvedic perspectives — neither uses *Sambucus nigra* directly (it's not native to East/South Asia), but related species and parallel practices warrant comparison
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Foraging identification — how to distinguish *Sambucus nigra* from toxic look-alikes (water hemlock can superficially resemble elder umbels) at field-guide depth
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The cyanogenic glycoside chemistry — specifically *sambunigrin*; how cooking neutralizes it; what doses are dangerous
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Wine and country-wine traditions — elderberry wine in English country-wine tradition; elderflower champagne
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Anandamide as separate compound entry.
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2-AG as separate compound entry.
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CB1 receptor in detail.
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CB2 receptor in detail.
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The endocannabinoid deficiency hypothesis as continuing question.
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Neurodevelopmental implications of cannabinoid exposure.
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Specific photosynthetic biochemistry — the light-dependent and light-independent reactions in detail; the C3/C4/CAM divergence; photorespiration as the costly inefficiency
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Specific energy budgets for representative farms — Polyface, Singing Frogs, [[apricot|Apricot]] Lane in measured energy terms
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Solar energy deployment economics — current installed capacity, cost trajectory, the integration with regenerative agriculture (agrivoltaics)
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Wind, hydro, geothermal in detail — the other current-solar energy sources
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The biomass debate — when and where biomass-for-energy is genuinely sustainable vs. when it competes with food production
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Embodied energy in materials and goods — the full-lifecycle accounting that distinguishes hempcrete, lime plaster, rammed earth, conventional concrete
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Charles Hall's *Energy Return on Investment* corpus — the academic literature on EROI; primary-text ingest worthy
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Thermodynamics in living systems — Schrödinger's *What Is Life?*; the "life as negative entropy" framing
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Vaclav Smil's energy-history work — the most rigorous historical energy accounting; *Energy and Civilization* (2017) as primary text
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Modern decarbonization scenarios — IEA pathways, IPCC AR6 mitigation chapter, Drawdown solutions ranking — what the realistic energy transition looks like
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Sulak Sivaraksa and the INEB as continuing institutions.
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The [[sarvodaya|Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement]] in detail.
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[[ambedkar|B.R. Ambedkar]] as a figure in his own right; the Dalit Buddhist movement.
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Burmese engaged Buddhism — the substantial role of monks in democratic resistance.
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The Zen Peacemaker bearing-witness retreats as a practice tradition.
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The [[plum-village|Plum Village]] succession post-Thich Nhat Hanh.
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Musonius Rufus as Epictetus's teacher and a major Stoic in his own right.
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Arrian as the disciple-recorder; the question of how reliable the *Discourses* are as transcript.
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Stockdale and Vietnam captivity — the most sustained modern testimony of practical Stoicism under duress.
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Aaron Beck and CBT — the lineage from Epictetus to contemporary cognitive therapy.
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Epictetus's teaching on slavery — given his own enslaved beginnings, an honest treatment of how he addressed (and did not address) the institution.
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The post-WWII transition that produced the factory-farming model
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Specific contemporary policy fights (Prop 12 [[berkeley|California]] gestation-crate ban, [[barre-ma|Massachusetts]] Question 3, EU welfare standards)
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Antibiotic-resistance research connecting CAFO use to clinical-medicine impact
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Environmental justice and CAFO siting
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Comparative analysis: U.S. confinement model vs European (especially Dutch and German) intensive-but-welfare-regulated alternatives
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The full hardware specification — the bill of materials, the gantry design, the tool-mount system, in detail; specific information for someone considering self-build vs. kit-build
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The software stack — FarmBot OS, the web app, the API, the relationship to [[raspberry-pi|Raspberry Pi]] and other off-the-shelf substrates
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Specific user case studies — schools using FarmBot in curriculum, small farms integrating it into operations, research applications
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The economics in detail — kit costs, self-build costs, time savings per square meter, comparison with manual labor and with proprietary alternatives
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The community — forums, GitHub activity, language-localization efforts, the modification ecosystem
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Comparison with adjacent open-source ag projects — Open Source Ecology, FarmHack, Sensorica, the Open Source Seed Initiative
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Comparison with proprietary small-scale ag robotics — Iron Ox, Naïo, the Burro mobile platform; what each does that FarmBot doesn't, and vice versa
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The drop-coordinator network and its geographic distribution across the Northeast
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The Trees division as a heritage-apple ark (the Conservancy of Maine apples, partnerships with Maine orchard preservationists)
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Comparative case study: Fedco's hybrid worker-and-consumer cooperative vs [[equal-exchange|Equal Exchange]]'s worker-only cooperative vs Frontier's consumer-only cooperative
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Specific Indigenous fire traditions (Karuk, Yurok, Anishinaabe, Aboriginal Australian)
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The 1910 Big Burn and the policy formation
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Stephen Pyne's *Fire in America* historical synthesis
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The 2017–2025 [[berkeley|California]] wildfire seasons specifically
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Comparative international fire-management practice
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The Sebasticook Lake weir and other early-Holocene weir archaeology
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Hawaiian *loko iʻa* specifically — design, restoration, and current operations
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Coast Salish and Stó:lō weir traditions
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Maori *pā tuna* eel-weir tradition in Aotearoa
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Wabanaki alewife weir and the Maine river-restoration work
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Yin-Yang relationship to the Five Phases — how the two frameworks interact within TCM
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Specific organ-system pages — each of the ten zang-fu organs (Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lung, Kidney, plus the yang counterparts) potentially as Body System entities
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Food energetics specifics — bridging the Five Tastes to actual foods, recipes, and dietary recommendations
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Five Phases in modern feng shui practice — Western adaptations and what's been lost or kept
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Comparative: parallels with Greek four-element theory, Ayurvedic three doshas, Indigenous sacred-direction systems
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Pentatonic music theory — gong-shang-jue-zhi-yu and the modern Western pentatonic scale parallel
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Critique — what the framework misses or distorts; cases where pattern-thinking leads to over-fitting
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Mona Hanna-Attisha as person entry.
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Marc Edwards as person entry.
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The Legionnaires' outbreak as substantial under-recognized crisis dimension.
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The Lead and Copper Rule as regulatory framework.
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Comparable U.S. drinking-water situations — Jackson, MS; Newark, NJ; others.
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[[karen-washington|Karen Washington]] and the Black Urban Growers movement
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[[soul-fire-farm|Soul Fire Farm]] specifically
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The [[detroit-black-community-food-sovereignty-network|Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network]]
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The redlining-and-food-desert geographic correlation in detail
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Comparative international food-sovereignty movements
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Robert Hart's Shropshire forest garden in detail — the canonical modern temperate example
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Martin Crawford's Devon forest garden and Agroforestry Research Trust work — current temperate-climate forest-garden research
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Geoff Lawton's tropical food-forest demonstrations — Greening the Desert, Jordan
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Syntropic agriculture (Ernst Götsch) — the Brazilian variant emphasizing successional dynamics
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Pre-Columbian Amazon forest management in detail — terra preta, the brazil-nut and peach-palm domestications, recent archaeological findings
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Hawaiian *ahupua'a* in detail — the integrated mountain-to-sea management system
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Pacific Northwest clam gardens and forest management — the salmon-cedar-berry complex
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Mediterranean *dehesa* / *montado* — the Iberian oak-pasture-pig system
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Kerala home gardens and the Indian tropical pattern — *kavu*, family-scale spice and food forests
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Climate-zone-specific plant palettes — what the canopy, sub-canopy, and understory look like in zones 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11
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The labor-curve economics — quantitative comparison of food forest vs. annual garden vs. monoculture cash crop over 30-year horizons
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Forest-garden-as-carbon-sink — sequestration measurements, comparison to other land uses
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Comparison to traditional dietary frameworks (Mediterranean, Okinawan, Sardinian, traditional Chinese)
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The Maira Kalman illustrated edition specifically
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The book in school-nutrition curricula and clinical-nutrition counseling
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Cross-reference to specific food-policy structural-change efforts
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Robert Hart specifically and the early UK forest-garden tradition
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The Agroforestry Research Trust (Martin Crawford) at Schumacher College
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Tropical home-garden traditions (Kerala home gardens, Indonesian *kebun-tegalan*, Sri Lankan home gardens) as foundational antecedents
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Specific North American forest-garden case studies (Falk, Toensmeier, Bates, Whitefield)
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[[food-forest|Forest garden]] establishment economics and timeline
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Food First (Institute for Food and Development Policy) as a long-arc institution
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Anna Lappé and the generational handoff
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The protein-combining nutritional history and its revision
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The intersection of *Diet for a Small Planet* with the early-1970s vegetarian and back-to-the-land movements
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The Well Earth grower partnerships in named source countries
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Comparative analysis: consumer cooperative vs worker cooperative vs [[b-corp|B Corp]] as governance forms
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The Iowa back-to-the-land cooperative movement (Frontier, Maharishi University, the Amana legacy, etc.)
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Solar / passive humidity systems — [[off-grid-living|off-grid]] chamber designs
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Climate-by-species cheat sheet — exact set-points for the 12 most-cultivated species
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DIY automation — Arduino / ESP32 humidity-and-fan controllers, integration with existing [[arduino-uno]] and sensor entries
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Dedicated entries for succession planting, season extension, cold frames, hoop houses, the gardener's calendar
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Tropical home garden traditions (Kerala, Java, Sri Lanka) as foundational antecedents
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Schoolyard and prison gardens as cultural-and-political practice
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Disability and accessibility in garden design — raised beds at standing height, sensory gardens, adaptive tools
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The 20th-century Victory Garden as historical precedent for mobilizing household production at scale
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Indigenous tending practices — the *milpa* tradition, the [[three-sisters|Three Sisters]] guild, Pacific Northwest "tended forests"
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Individual page for each of the practitioners listed above who doesn't already have one
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Allium family detailed comparison — onion, leek, shallot, chive, ramps; shared chemistry with subspecies-specific variations
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Black garlic and fermentation chemistry — the Maillard cascade that produces black garlic; comparison of compound profiles
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Aged garlic extract clinical trials — the specific trials on cardiovascular endpoints
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Korean garlic culture in depth — kimchi, banchan, the ssamjang complex
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Indian Ayurvedic *rasona* tradition — uses, contraindications, sattvic-vs-rajasic-vs-tamasic classification
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Eastern European folk medicine and the vampire tradition — primary sources, regional variation, the tick-borne-disease hypothesis
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The sulfur-compound cascade in detail — alliin → allicin → ajoene/vinyldithiins/DAS/DADS, half-lives and bioactivity profiles for each
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Cultivation deep-dive — hardneck vs softneck cultivar selection for specific climates; multi-year bioregional adaptation
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*Mountains and Rivers Without End* as a long-arc poem cycle
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The Kitkitdizze homestead and Yuba River watershed work
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Snyder's role in the formation of "reinhabitation" thinking with Peter Berg and others
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His translations from Chinese (Han Shan / Cold Mountain) and Japanese
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Bryological taxonomic depth — *[[sphagnum-moss|Sphagnum]]* ([[sphagnum-moss|peat moss]]), *Polytrichum* (haircap), *Hypnum* (feather), *Dicranum*, *Mnium*
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The moss-and-forest-hydrology relationship
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Indigenous moss-use traditions globally (Haida, Sami, Maori, etc.)
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*Gathering Moss* as cited in the contemporary slow-attention and contemplative-naturalist literature
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The four-week menstrual-cycle practice in detail — what each phase calls for; the physiological reasoning; the contested points.
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Pregnancy yoga across traditions — comparison of Geeta's protocols with those of other modern teachers (Janet Balaskas, Doriel Hall).
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The Iyengar method's women's-practice diffusion — how widely the protocols have spread into the broader yoga field without attribution.
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Geeta and Prashant Iyengar — the sister-brother teaching partnership at RIMYI through 2018.
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Sara Wright as person entry — the discoverer.
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The arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in cellular detail.
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Glomalin extraction and measurement methods as continuing scientific question.
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Restoration trajectories — how glomalin rebuilds over time under different management.
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Celiac disease in detail — diagnostics, complications, follow-up
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Non-celiac gluten sensitivity research and the FODMAP question (the gluten/FODMAP confusion in NCGS)
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Wheat varieties and the question of modern wheat (heritage wheat, ancient grains, einkorn, emmer)
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[[sourdough|Sourdough]] fermentation and gluten — partial breakdown, lower-immunogenicity claims
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Specific gluten-free operators across the bioregions
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Gluten-free packaged-food category critique
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The Roundup-Ready GMO complex in detail — the technology, the corporate-licensing structure, the farmer-economics consequences
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Specific glyphosate cancer cases (Hardeman, Pilliod, Johnson) — the legal record that has shaped the settlement landscape
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Comparative: dicamba, 2,4-D, paraquat — the next-generation herbicides [[industrial-agriculture|industrial agriculture]] has been turning to as glyphosate resistance spreads
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The Bayer-Monsanto acquisition as a corporate history; the financial consequences for Bayer
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Regulatory politics in detail — the EU 10-year reauthorization vote; the EPA review process; the industry-influence documentation
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Microbiome research specific to glyphosate exposure — the contested clinical-relevance question
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Indigenous and farmworker exposure — the populations at highest direct exposure; the environmental-justice dimension
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Monsanto Papers — the discovery in litigation of internal Monsanto documents; the systematic effort to influence research and regulation
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The Gospel of Thomas as a particular text deserving its own treatment.
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Valentinus as principal Christian Gnostic teacher.
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The [[nag-hammadi-discovery|Nag Hammadi library]] in detail.
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[[hermeticism|The Hermetic tradition]] as parallel-related stream.
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Manichaeism as the major dualistic tradition that spread further than Gnosticism proper.
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The 20th-century recovery through Jung, Pagels, and others.
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The American Grassfed Association certification specifically
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The [[allan-savory|Allan Savory]] holistic-grazing carbon-sequestration debate
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Comparative genetics: Devon, Highland, Galloway, Murray Grey, Red Poll
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[[white-oak-pastures|White Oak Pastures]] and the southeastern U.S. grass-finished economy
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The Australian and South American grass-fed export economies
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The peasants' lived experience — oral histories, memoirs, the work of historians who interviewed survivors
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Comparative famine analysis — Ukrainian Holodomor, North Korean famines, Cambodian collectivization, what the structural similarities tell us
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The recovery decade — how China rebuilt agriculturally after 1962 and what the post-Mao reforms preserved or rejected from the Great Leap framework
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Information-flow institutional design — practical ways modern organizations build truth-telling cultures and detect when they're failing to
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Region-specific Green Revolution outcomes — Punjab vs. Bihar vs. Mexico vs. Philippines have meaningfully different cost-benefit trajectories
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The seed-sovereignty corrective movement — Vandana Shiva's Navdanya, Native Seeds/SEARCH, Seed Savers Exchange, the global seed-saving cooperative movement
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Agroecology as the synthesis lineage — agroecological frameworks as serious technical alternatives that learn from both Green Revolution successes and failures
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The next Green Revolution proposals — gene-edited crops, precision agriculture, "Green Revolution for Africa" initiatives — whether they reproduce the failure mode or correct it
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[[norman-borlaug|Norman Borlaug]] as substantial person entry.
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[[the-land-institute|The Land Institute]] and perennial-grain breeding as continuing alternative.
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The Gates Foundation African [[green-revolution-aftermath|Green Revolution]] as continuing controversy.
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[[vandana-shiva|Vandana Shiva]] as person entry — principal continuing critic.
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The 1943 Bengal famine and Sen's distributional analysis as continuing context.
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The neurobiology of communal vs. private grief, vagal-tone studies
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Anticipatory grief in climate scientists, hospice nurses, ecologists — the literature is recent and growing
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The economics of grief-avoidance: how unmourned losses get monetized (memorial industry, "wellness," the $400 grief-coach hour)
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Specific case studies: Hurricane Katrina diaspora, Bhopal multi-generational trauma, the [[dust-bowl|Dust Bowl]] psyche, the Alberta tar sands and [[william-albrecht|Albrecht]]'s original solastalgia work
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Children's grief, which is structurally different and usually missed
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The difference between grief and despair (grief is a love-response; despair is a closure)
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The [[ogallala-aquifer|Ogallala]] specifically — by-state breakdowns and the southern-vs-northern situation
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[[berkeley|California]] SGMA implementation and political response
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The 2016 Saudi wheat retreat as cautionary case
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Specific Indigenous-and-Hispano community water vulnerabilities
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GRACE satellite measurements as the primary global aquifer monitoring tool
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The Crew Member alumni network and their post-program trajectories
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[[san-francisco|The City]] Park location and the historical-and-ecological context of the site
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Comparative analysis with peer youth-farm-and-education operations (Soul Fire, Black Yield Institute, East [[beacon-ny|New York]] Farms)
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The botany and ecology of *[[yerba-mate|Ilex paraguariensis]]* (a distinct wiki entry)
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The Aché Guayakí community's specific stewardship protocols
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The Atlantic Forest as a bioregion and conservation context
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Caffeine pharmacology of mate vs coffee vs tea
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The japji sahib as foundational contemplative text in detail.
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Kabir and Ravidas as bhagat voices in the scripture — what their inclusion teaches.
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The musical-raga organization as continuing performance practice.
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The Dasam Granth (Guru Gobind Singh's separate collection) and its relationship to the principal scripture.
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Akhand path as a sustained communal practice.
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The Rímac parish work as the substrate of his theology.
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The CDF investigations in detail.
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The Pope Francis–Gutiérrez relationship and its effect on contemporary Catholic theology.
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The Las Casas project as historical theology.
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Gutiérrez's reception across Protestant theological traditions.
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The janamsakhi tradition — what the hagiographic literature does and does not give us.
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The japji sahib as a foundational contemplative text.
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The relationship to bhakti and Sufi traditions in detail.
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Bhai Mardana as continuing presence and what the relationship represents.
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The Kartarpur years as a model of integrated community life.
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Specific bacterial species in detail — *Akkermansia*, *F. prausnitzii*, *L. reuteri*, etc.
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Fermented foods — comprehensive entry for each major tradition
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Prebiotic vs probiotic distinction in clinical detail
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Fiber types — soluble, insoluble, resistant starch, beta-glucan, inulin
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[[gut-brain-axis|Gut-brain axis]] in full peer-reviewed depth — depression, autism, neurodegeneration
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Industrialized vs ancestral microbiomes — Hadza, Yanomami research
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Pediatric microbiome development — first 1,000 days of life
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Energetic / TCM — the Spleen Qi correspondence in clinical practice; how a TCM practitioner would treat dysbiosis presentations
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Glyphosate-microbiome controversy — the contested research
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Specific dietary protocols — low-FODMAP, autoimmune protocol, the various "gut-healing" approaches and their evidence
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Fritz Haber as substantial person entry — the moral complexity in detail.
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Carl Bosch as substantial person entry — the engineering side.
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Green ammonia as continuing technological development.
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The Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone as continuing consequence.
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The planetary-boundaries framework and nitrogen.
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The Persian *ghazal* tradition in which Hafiz lives — Sa'di, Khwaju Kermani, Salman Savaji.
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*Fal-e Hafiz* as a contemporary practice — its sociology, its place in modern Iranian life.
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The Goethe–Hafiz encounter — Goethe's *West-östlicher Divan* (1819) was the major early German engagement with Hafiz and shaped European Romantic interest.
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Hafiz and Iranian national [[eating-the-landscape|identity]] — what the *Diwan* has meant across the modern history of Iran.
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The Ladinsky question — what the popular American "Hafiz" is and is not.
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The pre-slaughter stunning debate
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The *tayyib* / eco-halal movement
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Differences across schools of jurisprudence (Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali, Ja'fari)
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Specific halal operators across the bioregions
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Pasture-based halal meat producers
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Halal and the question of cultured meat
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Ramadan and the integrated dietary practice of fasting
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The 1604 installation of the [[guru-granth-sahib|Adi Granth]] as substantial event.
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Operation Blue Star (1984) as substantial event entry.
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Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the gilding as historical episode.
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The langar operation in operational detail.
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The continuous kirtan as living musical tradition.
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Aligned-service tier — Harrington's small-business long tail (builders, mechanics, repair shops) needs ground-truth from local knowledge, not web search alone.
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Community gardens — what exists in Harrington itself versus the surrounding county is thin in published materials.
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Hempcrete pilot opportunity — [[delmarva-peninsula|Delmarva]] is hemp-historical (it was grown here through the early 20th century); the borough's housing stock could plausibly host the first hempcrete home in central Delaware.
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Indigenous land acknowledgment — the [[murderkill-river|Murderkill]] watershed was [[lenape|Lenape]] territory; the trading station at Frederica is part of the deeper pre-colonial story this entry only gestures at.
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Rebbe Nachman of Breslov as a figure deserving his own treatment.
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The Mitnagdic / Hasidic dispute of the late 18th and early 19th c., its theological substance and its sociological aftermath.
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Women in Hasidism — long minimized; the Maiden of Ludmir, Malkah of Belz, the Rebbetzins of the major courts; the contemporary recovery work.
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Hasidic music as a substantial tradition (the niggunim, the wordless melodies; the modern *neo-Hasidic* music of Carlebach and successors).
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The Holocaust devastation and the postwar rebuilding as a piece of modern Jewish history.
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*Khecharī mudrā* — the famously esoteric tongue-back practice; comparative-religion treatment.
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The texts the *HYP* draws on — *Vivekamārtaṇḍa*, *Goraṣa-śataka*, *Dattātreya-Yoga-Śāstra* — the pre-*HYP* haṭha corpus.
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*Vajrolī mudrā* — the most-controversial of the ten mudrās; the text's treatment versus modern interpretations.
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The *HYP*'s relationship to non-Nāth haṭha streams — the Vaiṣṇava haṭha of the *Vasiṣṭha Saṃhitā*, the Buddhist tantric haṭha.
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The Nāth sampradāya as a living lineage in contemporary India.
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Kuṇḍalinī as a phenomenon — comparative-religion treatment, contemporary clinical literature on adverse events.
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The ṣaṭkarmas and their contemporary practice (Jala neti is mainstream; nauli and dhauti are not).
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The Haṭha Yoga Project's recent textual discoveries — what they're revising in the standard account.
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The Haudenosaunee Confederacy itself — its founding, its constitution (the *Great Law of Peace*), its continuing political life.
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[[three-sisters|The Three Sisters]] as living agriculture — already covered briefly in [[three-sisters]] but the Haudenosaunee context deserves more.
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The Akwesasne Freedom School as a contemporary educational institution structured around the address.
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Gratitude as practice more generally — the cross-cultural literature on structured gratitude.
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The Pledge of Allegiance contrast [[robin-wall-kimmerer|Kimmerer]] develops in *[[braiding-sweetgrass|Braiding Sweetgrass]]*.
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The Paperclip framework in operational detail.
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The org chart as it evolves over time.
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The scaling discipline — when human roles are added and on what terms.
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The replicability question — what other projects might adopt this model.
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Indigenous North American hedgerow analogues — pre-colonial agroforestry mosaics, mast-tree management, edge-zone polyculture
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Specific hedgerow species pages: *Maclura pomifera* (Osage orange), *Crataegus monogyna* (hawthorn), *Sambucus nigra* (elder)
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The economics of hedgerow restoration — Conservation Reserve Program, EU agri-environment schemes, carbon-credit eligibility
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The hedgerow in poetry and prose — John Clare, Edward Thomas, [[wendell-berry|Wendell Berry]], Robert Macfarlane
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Modern silvopasture and [[alley-cropping|alley cropping]] as scaled-up hedgerow logic — the hedge as an interior field feature, not just a boundary
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Hemp paper and the historical-archaeological evidence for early Chinese hemp paper.
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The contemporary hemp apparel supply chain and its concentration in China.
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Automotive bio-composites as continuing application.
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The retting question in detail — environmental tradeoffs across methods.
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Variety-by-variety detail for the principal commercial cultivars.
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Regional production guides — Pacific Northwest, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, others.
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Equipment-specific guidance for the harvest question.
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Organic certification for hemp — what is and is not feasible.
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Integration with cover-crop and rotation systems.
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Specific decorticator manufacturers and their machines.
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The mobile-decorticator question in detail.
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Cooperative ownership models as institutional solution.
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The European supply chain — what U.S. operations can learn and what cannot transfer.
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HempWool in detail as the principal U.S. product.
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Comparative LCA vs. fiberglass, mineral wool, cellulose, spray foam.
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Fire-resistance testing in detail.
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Building-code recognition — current status across jurisdictions.
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Particle-size distribution and how it affects hempcrete performance.
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Domestic decortication capacity in the U.S. and Canada.
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Hurd in [[mushroom-cultivation|mushroom cultivation]] as a continuing application.
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The historical pulp question — what the 1916 USDA bulletin actually claimed.
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The Chernobyl deployment in detail.
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Specific contaminant uptake rates for cadmium, lead, zinc.
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The biomass-disposition question in operational detail.
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Combined-approach programs integrating hemp with biochar, mycoremediation, others.
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Brownfield case studies in the U.S.
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Specific GLA content and its anti-inflammatory mechanisms.
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The omega-ratio question in dietary context.
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Topical and cosmetic formulations in detail.
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The hemp-oil label-confusion problem as continuing market issue.
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Specific industrial hemp varieties — fiber types (Futura, Felina, Tygra, USO-31), grain types (Finola, Anka, X-59), dual-purpose types
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Detailed agronomic guides by region — the Hempitecture growers' guide, the Vote Hemp regional resources, USDA NRCS hemp documentation
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Processing economics in detail — typical $/lb prices for hurd, bast, and grain at various processing stages; the bottleneck at decortication; what's being built to address it
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Hemp as a rotation crop — specific rotational sequences, soil-building documentation, comparison with cover-crop alternatives
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Hemp paper and textile markets — the specific industrial applications beyond construction
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CBD and cannabinoid markets — the volatile high-margin stream that has driven much of recent hemp planting; honest treatment of where it has worked and where it has produced bubbles
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The [[cannabis|cannabis]] policy landscape as it affects industrial hemp — federal, state, and international regulatory threads
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Indigenous and traditional hemp uses worldwide — Chinese, Indian, Russian, North American Indigenous traditions
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Specific case studies — long-lived French hempcrete buildings, U.S. demonstrations (Push House in [[asheville|Asheville]] NC, others), Hempitecture's own commercial work
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Hempcrete vs. [[straw-bale|straw-bale construction]] — the closest natural-building alternative; comparison of cost, performance, code paths, labor requirements
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Detailed structural-frame compatibility — wood, steel, mass-timber CLT framing as hempcrete-compatible structural systems
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Hurd supply economics in detail — typical $/lb pricing, regional supply, varietal differences in hurd quality, the relationship to fiber and seed markets
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Lime binder chemistry — natural hydraulic lime (NHL), hydrated lime, the role of pozzolans, why some commercial binders also include a small amount of Portland cement
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Energy performance modeling — actual measured U-values, thermal-mass behavior in different climates, comparison with conventional R-values
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End-of-life behavior — disassembly, reuse, biodegradability, the carbon-sequestration permanence question
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Hemp the plant as its own entry — the agronomy, varietal differences (industrial hemp vs. fiber hemp vs. seed-and-grain hemp), the relationship to cannabis as a regulatory and cultural matter
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[[hemp-seed-oil|Hemp seed oil]] as a separate substantial topic.
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The complete-protein question — amino acid digestibility-corrected score (PDCAAS) details.
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Comparative analysis vs. flax, chia, pumpkin seed, [[sunflower|sunflower]] seed.
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Storage and rancidity as practical concerns.
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Hemp protein powder as separate product.
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Greg Wilson and Fibonacci LLC as person/business entries.
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Comparative life-cycle analysis vs. hardwood, bamboo, engineered wood.
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Acoustic and instrument applications as specialty market.
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The bamboo-densification precedent as technical-historical context.
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Specific heritage breeds at depth (Tamworth, Navajo-Churro, Mulefoot, Belted Galloway, etc.)
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Diné Be'iiná and the Navajo-Churro / Diné weaving connection
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The Rare Breeds Survival Trust (UK) in detail
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The [[slow-food|Slow Food]] Presidia model
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Genetic-diversity-vs-productivity research on heritage vs commercial breeds
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Specific Mexican corn races (Bolita, Olotón, Tehua, Cacahuazintle, Conico, Cristalino de Chihuahua) at depth
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U.S. Southwest tribal corn varieties (Hopi blue, Tohono O'odham, Diné)
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South American varieties (Chullpi, K'uyu Chuspi, Pisingallo)
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Masienda and the Mexican landrace-import economy
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The Quist-Chapela paper and the ongoing GMO-contamination science
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The Poimandres as foundational Hermetic text in detail.
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Marsilio Ficino as principal Renaissance translator.
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Giordano Bruno as continuing engagement.
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The technical Hermetica — alchemy, astrology — in detail.
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The Western esoteric continuum as continuing scholarly category.
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Frances Yates and the modern recovery of Renaissance Hermeticism.
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The medical and herbal writings in their own right; her plant lore deserves treatment alongside the wiki's existing herb entries.
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The musical works as a body — the *Ordo Virtutum*, the symphonia, the *Lingua Ignota*'s liturgical use.
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Her correspondence with [[bernard-of-clairvaux|Bernard of Clairvaux]], the popes, and her opponents — a lived archive of how she conducted public theology as a woman.
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Hildegard as ecological theologian — modern readings (Matthew Fox, Caroline Walker Bynum) connect her *viriditas* directly to contemporary [[spiritual-ecology|spiritual ecology]].
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Vaiṣṇava, Śaiva, and Śākta as the three major sectarian streams in detail.
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The Bhakti movement — the vernacular devotional traditions across Indian languages.
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Tantra — the Śaiva and Śākta tantric traditions.
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Modern Hindu reform — Rammohan Roy, [[swami-vivekananda|Vivekananda]], [[sri-aurobindo|Aurobindo]], Gandhi, and the early-20th-c. recasting of the tradition.
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Hinduism in the diaspora — North American, British, Caribbean, East African, Southeast Asian Hindu communities and their distinctive developments.
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Caste, Ambedkar, and the continuing reckoning.
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Hindu ecological theology — [[vandana-shiva|Vandana Shiva]] and others reading back through the tradition for environmental resources.
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The [[french-quarter|New Orleans]] Food and Farm Network (NOFFN) and its successor organizations
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The post-Katrina food-desert documentation and policy response
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The small-aggregator economics that make Hollygrove work
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Comparative analysis with peer U.S. neighborhood food hubs
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Specific tribal practices of the Honorable Harvest — the Anishinaabe [[wild-rice|wild rice]] harvest, Haudenosaunee maple sugaring, the various salmon ceremonies of the Pacific Northwest, etc.
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The Honorable Harvest and modern food systems — what the principles imply about supermarket food, factory meat, industrial fishing, etc.
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Asking permission as practice — the actual phenomenology of attending and listening for the answer.
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The Honorable Harvest in non-indigenous practice — how non-indigenous practitioners can engage the teaching responsibly, and where the line is.
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The Gandhi conversation of 1936 in detail and its effect on the American civil rights movement.
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His relationship with Sue Bailey Thurman, his second wife, herself an extraordinary educator and historian; their joint work deserves treatment.
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Marsh Chapel and the Hood Hall sermons as a body of work — many transcribed but underread.
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His mentorship of King and the SCLC generation — the lineage from Thurman through King, Vincent Harding, [[pauli-murray|Pauli Murray]], and others.
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The Common Ground (his weekly NPR-era radio [[meditations-marcus-aurelius|meditations]]), which carried his voice to a much wider audience than his books.
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Indigenous lens — the Highlands are [[lenape|Lenape]] and Wappinger ancestral territory; the river's name in Lenape is *Mahicantuck*, "the river that flows two ways" — a more accurate hydrology than the colonial name. This entry only gestures at it.
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Hudson River School depth — the painting tradition deserves its own entry; Frederic Church's *Olana* across the river deserves a listing.
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Working-farm density — beyond [[stone-barns-center|Stone Barns]], Fishkill, and [[hilltop-hanover-farm|Hilltop Hanover]], the orchard and dairy belt north of Beacon (Hudson Valley Seed Co. region) needs its own pass.
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Energy history — the Indian Point nuclear plant operated in the southern Highlands until 2021; the decommissioning is reshaping the region's energy and water story in ways [[directory|the directory]] hasn't yet cataloged.
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The continuum model in scientific detail.
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Microbial necromass as substantial humus component.
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Specific humus-building rates under different management.
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The Selman Waksman tradition as continuing classical reference.
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Organic hydroponics — the practical and ethical landscape of replacing inorganic salts with organic inputs
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DIY and small-scale builds — how a household actually starts, with parts list and budget
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Comparison with [[soil-food-web]] — what hydroponics gives up, and whether bioreactor add-ons can recover any of it
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The Mawangdui silk text of the *I Ching* (1973 excavation) — the oldest extant version, with several differences from the received text.
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Wang Bi's commentary (3rd c. CE) — the most influential Daoist-philosophical reading.
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The Song neo-Confucian reception — Cheng Yi, Zhu Xi; the commentary tradition that became the imperial-examination orthodoxy.
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The Yijing in modern Chinese intellectual history — and the question of its reform / scientization in the 20th c.
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Jung and synchronicity — the depth-psychological reception in detail.
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The *Futuhat* in detail — its 560 chapters cover so much that any honest entry should eventually develop sections on the major topics.
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*Wahdat al-shuhud* as the corrective tradition (Sirhindi and the Naqshbandi response).
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The Akbarian school — Qunawi, Jami, the long line of commentators on the *Fusus*.
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Ibn 'Arabi and [[christian-mysticism|Christian mysticism]] — the comparative thread with [[meister-eckhart|Eckhart]], Cusa, and the apophatic tradition deserves its own treatment.
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The Henry Corbin reception in 20th-century French and continental philosophy.
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The 256 *odù* in detail — each warrants treatment in its own right.
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Olódùmarè as the supreme being deserving its own entry.
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The *òrìṣà* as a class of deities — Èṣù, Ọbàtálá, Ṣàngó, Ọya, Yemọja, Ọṣun, Ọgun, and many others — each warranting individual attention.
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The diasporic traditions in detail (Lukumí / Santería, Candomblé, Vodou, Trinidadian Orisha each their own substantial traditions).
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Ifá and contemporary scholarship — the work of Wande Abimbola, John Pemberton, Margaret Drewal, Henry Louis Gates Jr., others.
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The contemporary state of the tradition in Nigeria under continuing pressure from Christian and Muslim missionary movements.
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Specific tribal traditions — Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), Anishinaabe (Three Fires Confederacy), Lakota, Cherokee, Diné (Navajo), Inuit, Hawaiian, Maori, Aboriginal Australian, Sami, and many others — each warrants treatment in its own right
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[[honorable-harvest|The Honorable Harvest]] as its own concept page with full protocol detail
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Indigenous fire management as a practice page
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Three Sisters (W3.5 in the growth plan) as a trail with the cultural specificity each part of the trail deserves
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Specific food sovereignty organizations — NAFSA, IFAI, regional councils
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Indigenous chefs and culinary movements — Sean Sherman's work, the Indigenous Food Lab, etc.
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Comparative Indigenous traditions globally — pan-Indigenous parallels and important differences across continents
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The proper-attribution conversation itself — how the wiki should handle Indigenous knowledge as its scope grows; community consultation; potentially Indigenous-led editorial input
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The China years — what she taught Soong Mei-ling and the Shanghai diplomatic community; what survives of that period.
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The Latin American transmission — what the Argentine and broader Spanish-speaking-world yoga community has retained.
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Comparison with the other [[t-krishnamacharya|Krishnamacharya]] students — what specifically she carried from Mysore that [[bks-iyengar|Iyengar]] and Jois did not.
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The under-credited women teachers of the modern era — Indra Devi, Vanda Scaravelli, Angela Farmer, Judith Lasater, Donna Farhi, Sharon Gannon — as a constellation she belongs to.
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Scientific — peer-reviewed assessments of soil loss, biodiversity loss, water contamination from industrial methods
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Economic — the externalities ledger; subsidy structures; how the True Cost Accounting framework changes the math
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Historical — [[green-revolution|the Green Revolution]] and its mixed legacy; Earl Butz era in detail; the long agrarian/industrial tension going back to Hamilton vs. Jefferson
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Cultural — what's lost when the farming family is replaced by the farming corporation
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Counter-claims — voices defending industrial agriculture ([[norman-borlaug|Norman Borlaug]], agricultural economists arguing it's the only way to feed 10 billion). The wiki should engage these honestly.
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Specific ICLS case studies ([[browns-ranch|Brown's Ranch]] in North Dakota, [[joel-salatin|Salatin]]'s Polyface, Will Harris's White Oak Pastures)
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The economics of ICLS vs specialized operations
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Land-grant-and-extension reform efforts to support ICLS adoption
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The [[rice|Asian rice]]-and-fish/rice-and-ducks tradition specifically
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Chaim Vital as the figure who actually produced the textual corpus we have; his life and his anxieties about transmission.
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Safed itself as a remarkable place — the small mountain town that briefly held the densest concentration of Jewish learning anywhere in the world.
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*Tikkun olam* as it has been generalized in modern Jewish life — the gain and the loss in the generalization.
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Lurianic prayer practices — the *kavvanot*, the *yichudim* — as a continuing contemplative method.
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Sabbatianism and Frankism — the catastrophic Lurianic-influenced messianic movements of the 17th and 18th centuries that the tradition has had to come to terms with.
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[[mahavira|Mahavira]] as historical and teaching figure.
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Anekantavada as continuing epistemological discipline.
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Shrimad Rajchandra and the transmission to Gandhi.
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The Digambara/Shvetambara distinction in detail.
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Jain commercial ethics as continuing tradition.
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The pinjrapole tradition of animal sanctuaries.
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The womanist response to Cone — Cannon, Williams, Douglas, Stephanie Mitchem, Emilie Townes — as a major continuing tradition.
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Cone's engagement with the spirituals and blues as theological documents.
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*The Cross and the Lynching Tree* in detail.
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The continuing Black [[liberation-theology|liberation theology]] tradition — J. Kameron Carter, Willie Jennings, Kelly Brown Douglas, Eboni Marshall Turman, others.
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Cone's institutional life at Union Theological Seminary as a continuing teaching institution.
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The AskNature.org database as an applied biological-strategies infrastructure
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Specific case studies (Eastgate Centre, Sharklet, Whalepower) at depth
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The biomimicry-and-permaculture conceptual relationship
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Critiques: the reduction of organisms to "design strategies" can echo the engineering-objectification it claims to transcend
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The Hekhalot literature in detail — its visionary practice and its place in late-antique Judaism.
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Sephardic vs Ashkenazi kabbalah — different streams with different temperaments.
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Women in Jewish mysticism — long minimized; the recovery of the women of the Hasidic courts (Hannah Rachel Verbermacher, the Maiden of Ludmir; Malkah of Belz) and contemporary feminist Kabbalah.
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Mizrahi mystical traditions — the rich North African and Middle Eastern Jewish mystical heritage often eclipsed in standard surveys.
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The Christian Kabbalah — the early-modern Christian appropriation (Pico, Reuchlin, Knorr von Rosenroth) is its own complicated chapter.
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[[adi-shankara|Śaṅkara]] as a figure — biography, the four *maṭhas* he established, his philosophical project.
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Rival Vedāntas — Rāmānuja's Viśiṣṭādvaita, Madhva's Dvaita — as live alternatives within the broader Vedānta family.
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Ramana Maharshi as a standalone entry.
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*Māyā* — the cosmic creative-cognitive function — as a concept in its own right.
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The relationship to [[buddhism|Buddhist]] *śūnyatā* — Advaita and Madhyamaka as parallel non-dualisms with different commitments.
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The Sasa / Zamani debate in detail.
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Mbiti's engagement with Akamba tradition specifically — his particular tribal context.
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African Christian theology as a continuing tradition descending substantially from Mbiti's foundational work.
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The continuing African philosophy literature more broadly.
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Mbiti's translation and biblical work in Kikamba and the broader question of vernacular Bible translation across African languages.
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The Toledo imprisonment and how its conditions shaped the *Spiritual Canticle* — biographical and literary.
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John's relationship with Teresa as letters and joint reform work — a fuller portrait than either name alone gives.
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The clinical distinction between dark night and depression, as developed by Gerald May and others; deserves its own concept page.
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John's landscape imagery (rivers, mountains, the *aldeas* of inland Spain) as a place-grounded spirituality, not the abstract negative theology readers sometimes flatten him into.
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Specific Johnny's-bred varieties (Salanova, Provider bush bean, etc.) as their own entries
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The Albion research farm as a field-station / breeding institution
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Comparative analysis of the small-scale-grower seed-house ecosystem (Johnny's, Fedco, High Mowing, Adaptive Seeds, Wild Garden Seed)
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The Center for Mindfulness as a continuing institution.
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The MBSR teacher training pipeline — how the practice spreads.
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Kabat-Zinn's relationship to Seungsahn and the broader Korean Zen lineage.
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The empirical research literature in detail.
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The question of how MBSR has changed since Kabat-Zinn's direct involvement reduced.
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The Mvskoke Nation as a continuing community — currently underrepresented here.
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The 1830s removal of the Mvskoke and other southeastern tribes (Trail of Tears) as a piece of history.
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The Institute of American Indian Arts as a continuing institution; its role in shaping contemporary Native arts.
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Living Nations, Living Words as a continuing resource — the contemporary Native poets it features deserve their own entries.
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Anna Mae Aquash — the AIM activist whose 1976 murder Harjo's *In Mad Love and War* responds to.
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The English mystical flourishing of the 14th century in its own right (Julian, [[the-cloud-of-unknowing|the Cloud]] author, Walter Hilton, Richard Rolle, Margery Kempe).
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Julian's reception in 20th-century literary modernism (Eliot, Auden, contemporary poets) deserves its own treatment.
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The motherhood-of-God theology as developed by later feminist theologians (Sallie McFague, Elizabeth Johnson) reading back through Julian.
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Julian and disability theology / theology of suffering — her serious illness and her thirty in-cell years are read in different ways by different traditions.
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*Yoga Mala* as a text in its own right — the practice manual.
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*Sharath Jois* — his own teaching career, the post-2024 succession question.
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The reform movement within Ashtanga — explicit-consent protocols, the Coalition for Ashtanga Yoga, accessibility work.
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The genealogy of "Power Yoga" and "Vinyasa Flow" — how exactly Ashtanga produced these descendants.
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Abraham Abulafia and prophetic Kabbalah.
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The Lurianic system in detail (currently summarized in the *jewish-mysticism* parent entry).
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The practical kabbalah vs theoretical kabbalah distinction.
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Ein Sof as a concept deserving its own entry.
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*Shekhinah* — the divine feminine — deserving its own entry.
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Cultivar deep-dive — comparing growing requirements, flavor profiles, and culinary uses of curly vs lacinato vs Red Russian vs Siberian
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Massaged-salad chemistry — why mechanical disruption (massaging with oil + salt) tenderizes raw kale and the cell-wall mechanism behind it
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Seed-saving — kale is a biennial that flowers in year 2; saving [[open-pollinated|open-pollinated]] seed is straightforward but takes a calendar
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Specific clinical research — the trials on sulforaphane and on kale-juice supplementation
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Comparison with collards — the nearly-identical cousin with deeper African-American culinary roots
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Indigenous [[food-sovereignty|food sovereignty]] angle — brassicas in pre-Columbian East Asia and modern food-sovereignty programs
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Karma yoga in feminist and womanist re-readings — the gendered labor question.
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Karma yoga and activism burnout — contemporary application; the ethics of unattached results in long-arc movements.
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The Mīmāṃsā background — the older Vedic ritual context against which the Gītā's *yajña* metaphor lands.
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Karma yoga in workplace contexts — Right Livelihood, Buddhist economics, the contemporary work-as-practice literature.
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Empirical results — practitioner reports of LLM-wiki use across personal, research, business contexts; what works at what scale.
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Failure modes — LLM hallucination filing wrong claims into the wiki, schema drift, abandoned wikis. The maintenance problem doesn't disappear; it changes shape.
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Multi-instance maintenance — what happens when more than one LLM contributes to the same wiki; conflict resolution, voice consistency, the editorial layer.
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The four Yeomans books in detail — primary-text ingest of *Water for Every Farm* and *The Keyline Plan* with specific quotation
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The Yeomans Plow specification — the exact tool, manufacturing, modern alternatives, what's available in the U.S. market
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Specific case studies — long-running Keyline farms in Australia, North America, and Europe; what they've demonstrated over decades
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The Regrarians program — Darren Doherty's modern integrated curriculum; the most active living continuation of the Keyline tradition
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Comparison with Holzer permaculture, Lawton's drylands work, and Brad Lancaster's [[rainwater-harvesting|rainwater harvesting]] — adjacent traditions, where they overlap and where they diverge
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The Allan Yeomans climate argument — Keyline as a global-scale soil-carbon-sequestration approach; specific numbers, specific objections
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Modern instrumentation — GPS-guided keyline cultivation, satellite-imagery analysis of farm geometry, the integration with precision-ag tools
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Failure modes — Keyline applied incorrectly, or in landscapes that don't suit it, or without the supporting whole-farm framework; honest treatment of where the system doesn't work
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Second-generation testimony in original form — memoirs and fiction by Israeli writers raised on kibbutzim (Amos Oz, Yael Neeman, others)
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The new urban kibbutz movement — small communal groups in Israeli cities since the 2000s; whether they reproduce or resist the original movement's failure modes
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Comparative collective-community generational data — Hutterite vs. Bruderhof vs. Amish transmission rates and what each does differently
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What the kibbutz framework would look like with modern technology — whether some of the structural costs (communal childcare, equal income, direct democracy) might be lower or higher with current tools
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Wheat-sourcing relationships with regenerative growers (organic wheat, heritage wheats, the Vermont/regional grain economy)
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ESOP mechanics and how the trust governs strategic decisions
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The Baker's Hotline as a model for human-staffed customer support in an era of automated deflection
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*Glatt kosher* and the variations within Orthodox observance
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The eco-kosher movement (Hazon, Jewish Initiative for Animals, others)
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Specific kosher operators across the bioregions
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Pasture-based kosher meat producers (KOL Foods, Grow & Behold, others)
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Kashrut and the question of cultured meat
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Sephardic vs Ashkenazi differences in kashrut
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The [[bhagavad-gita|Bhagavad Gita]] as separate substantial text entry.
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Radha as substantial deity entry in her own right.
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Chaitanya Mahaprabhu as person entry.
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ISKCON as continuing institutional movement.
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The Krishna-of-Vrindavan tradition in devotional detail.
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The *cakras* as their own entry — anatomy, history, modern reception (the Western "chakra system" diverges substantially from any single Indian source).
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The *granthis* — the three knots; their psychological correlates; the practices for piercing each.
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*Śaktipāt* — direct energy-transmission; the Siddha Yoga and Kashmir Śaiva treatments.
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Comparative phenomenology — *Tummo* in Tibetan Buddhism, *Pneumatic phenomena* in [[christian-mysticism|Christian mysticism]], *Ruach* phenomena in Kabbalah, *Qigong deviation syndrome* in Chinese traditions — the cross-cultural literature.
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Contemporary neuroscience — the (still preliminary) attempts to characterize *kuṇḍalinī* awakening in terms of vagal nerve, default-mode network, hippocampal-prefrontal dynamics.
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Specific tribal Land Back successes — Bears Ears, Bison Range, Sogorea Te' acquisitions, etc., each deserving substantive treatment.
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The Standing Rock movement as a piece of recent history.
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Indigenous-led land trusts as continuing institutions.
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Land Back globally — the parallel movements in Australia, Aotearoa/New Zealand, the Americas more broadly, Africa.
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The relation to ecological restoration — how Land Back and large-scale ecological recovery projects (rewilding, etc.) interact.
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#NoDAPL in detail.
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The [[harmandir-sahib|Harmandir Sahib]] langar as continuing institution in detail.
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Khalsa Aid as global humanitarian extension of the langar tradition.
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Sewa as contemplative practice in detail.
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The contemporary food-justice movement and where the langar tradition contributes.
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The economy of voluntary contribution as institutional model.
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The Confucius–Laozi meeting tradition as a piece of cross-traditional polemic and folklore.
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Lord Lao the Most High as the deity in Daoist temple practice.
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The Huahu Jing as a fascinating piece of Daoist-Buddhist polemic.
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The historical question in greater detail — what we can say and what we cannot.
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Silexan in detail — the specific clinical trial data, the 2010s/2020s meta-analyses, the comparison with SSRIs and benzodiazepines
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The Provence industry deep-dive — economic structure, climate-change pressures, the leafhopper disease, the future
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Energetic / TCM — lavender is not native to East Asia and is less prominent in TCM than in European herbalism, but modern TCM practitioners have integrated it
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Ayurvedic — modern Ayurvedic integration of lavender for vata pacification
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Other Lavandula species — French lavender, Spanish lavender, lavandin; chemistry differences and what they're used for
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Cultivation across climates — adapting lavender to non-Mediterranean climates (Pacific Northwest, UK, etc.)
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Distillation chemistry — what makes a quality lavender oil; how harvest timing and distillation method affect the linalool/linalyl-acetate ratio
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Guigo II's *Scala Claustralium* in detail.
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The Benedictine and Cistercian lectio tradition as continuing practice.
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The relationship to [[centering-prayer|centering prayer]] — the parallels and the distinctions.
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Lectio in lay practice — the contemporary recovery and its forms.
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Group lectio — the practice of doing lectio in shared community settings.
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The Lenape language — both Munsee and Unami — and the continuing revitalization work.
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Lenape ceremony and cosmology — the *Big House* ceremony, the *Mësing* tradition, the broader Algonquian-tradition contemplative life.
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Specific archaeological sites on Staten Island and around the New York metropolitan area.
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The Walking Purchase as a piece of legal-historical study; one of the canonical examples of treaty fraud in American history.
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The Lenape Center and its programming.
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Ramapough Lenape and the federal-recognition struggle.
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The Medellín Conference (1968) as a piece of Catholic ecclesiastical history.
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The base ecclesial communities as a sociological-religious phenomenon.
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The Salvadoran Jesuit murders (1989) and the broader context of clerical martyrdom.
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Each of the regional and [[eating-the-landscape|identity]]-specific liberation theologies (Black, womanist, mujerista, minjung, dalit, etc.) in their own right.
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The Vatican-CDF responses of the 1980s.
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Pope Francis's reception and continuation of the tradition.
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Janet Davas as founder
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The Mid-City NOLA neighborhood and the cafe's role
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Post-program alumni trajectories and the placement-network specifics
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Comparative analysis with peer U.S. culinary-workforce-development operations
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Sprengel's priority as historical-scholarly question.
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Mulder's chart of nutrient interactions.
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The biological-vs-chemical fertility question as continuing scientific question.
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Soil testing as continuing diagnostic practice.
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The German *Leichtlehmbau* tradition and its specific regional variants
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Robert and Paula Baker Laporte and the Econest school
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Comparative wall performance: light-clay-straw vs straw-bale vs hempcrete
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U.S. code-acceptance pathways (some U.S. jurisdictions have adopted appendix codes)
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The carbonation cycle in detail — chemistry and time-course.
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Pozzolanic additions — what each does and trade-offs.
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Lime burns and worker safety as practitioner issue.
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Roman concrete as historical-architectural precedent.
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Roman concrete and the recent self-healing-mechanism research
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*Tadelakt* — Moroccan polished waterproof lime plaster
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Venetian *marmorino* and Italian fine-finish lime traditions
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The Lime Lab and U.S. lime-plaster supply network
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Pozzolan chemistry and the [[lime-binder|lime-pozzolan]]-cement gradient
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The Chickasaw Nation as a continuing community — currently underrepresented in this wiki.
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The Osage murders as a piece of history (the *Mean Spirit* / *Killers of the Flower Moon* historical event).
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*Dwellings* chapter-by-chapter; the essays each deserve closer engagement.
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Hogan and the Native women writers' tradition — her place alongside [[joy-harjo|Joy Harjo]], Louise Erdrich, Leslie Marmon Silko, Paula Gunn Allen, Patricia Smith, others.
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The Chickasaw writer-in-residence program as a model of tribal nation literary support.
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Specific breeds at depth and their pastoral-tradition lineages
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The Wood River Wolf Project (Idaho) as a U.S. case study
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Defenders of Wildlife LGD programs and ranch case histories
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Comparative effectiveness of LGDs vs other non-lethal techniques
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Climate-zone specific guidance — humidity, temperature ranges, species selection by US hardiness zone
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Commercial economics — what it actually costs and yields to run 100 / 500 / 1000 logs
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Indigenous and traditional log cultivation — pre-modern practices in East Asia, Eastern Europe, the Americas
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The Lundberg family across four generations
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The Sacramento Valley rice-and-waterfowl integrated-habitat economy
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[[berkeley|California]] water-rights politics and Lundberg's positioning
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Rice-genetics — heritage rice varieties Lundberg grows
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Comparative analysis with industrial U.S. rice operations (Riceland, Producers Rice)
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[[ambedkar|B.R. Ambedkar]] as a figure in his own right; the Gandhi-Ambedkar debate is one of the central unresolved questions of modern Indian thought and Ambedkar deserves full treatment.
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Kasturba Gandhi as a partner whose role has been historically minimized.
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Sabarmati and Sevagram ashrams as continuing institutions and as the practical experiments in *swadeshi* living.
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Gandhi's economic vision (*swadeshi*, *charkha*, village industry) in detail and the contemporary engagements (E.F. Schumacher, [[wendell-berry|Wendell Berry]], the bioregional traditions) that draw on it.
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The Khilafat movement and Gandhi's coalition with Indian Muslim leadership in the early 1920s.
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Gandhi and Tagore — the long friendship and substantial disagreement of the two great modern Indians.
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Parshvanatha as the 23rd tirthankara and Mahavira's predecessor.
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The Acharanga Sutra as primary canonical text.
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The eleven ganadharas in detail.
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Pavapuri as continuing pilgrimage site.
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The historical question — what is and is not knowable about Mahavira's life.
↳ from /wiki/mahavira -
The Maine Grain Alliance and the Kneading Conference
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Specific regional grain varieties (Maine Heritage Wheat Conservancy varieties)
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Adaptive reuse of the Somerset County Jail building
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The broader U.S. regional-grain renaissance and its mill-network map
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Comparative case study: Maine Grains, [[anson-mills|Anson Mills]], Bluebird Grain Farms
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The Massignon project in detail — one of the great 20th-century scholarly lives.
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The *shathiyat* tradition of ecstatic utterance — how the Sufi tradition has understood and bounded these.
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Al-Hallaj in modern Iranian and Arab poetry — Adonis and others have drawn on him as a poetic figure.
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The trial transcripts and political context — what was political and what was theological in his execution.
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Tim and Laura Joseph as founders
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Specific member farms across the Northeast
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The 2020 Stonyfield/Lactalis acquisition and its implications
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Comparative [[grass-fed|grass-fed]] dairy operations (Straus, Hart, Trickling Springs predecessor)
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The American Grassfed Association certification specifically
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The Antonine Plague as a piece of Roman history.
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Galen as a contemporary physician with substantial influence on Marcus's circle.
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The Marcomannic Wars in detail.
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Commodus and the question of succession — the continuing debate about Marcus's fateful choice.
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The textual transmission of the *Meditations* — how they survived.
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Harry Anslinger as substantial person entry.
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The Hemp for Victory program in detail.
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The Hearst-DuPont question — what the documentary record actually supports.
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The racial framing in detail.
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The post-1970 Controlled Substances Act regime as continuing legal context.
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Jean-Martin Fortier as his own page (*The Market Gardener*; Les Jardins de la Grelinette; the formalization of the form's economics)
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The Parisian maraîcher tradition in detail — the foundational urban-agriculture precedent
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CSA / Community-Supported Agriculture as its own concept page
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Farmers-market economics — the practical dimension behind the form's viability
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Tools of the market garden — broadfork, wheel hoe, paperpot transplanter, silage tarp — each deserves its own entry
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The Buber-Rosenzweig translation as a piece of literary-religious history.
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The Buber-Scholem dispute about Hasidic interpretation.
↳ from /wiki/martin-buber -
Brit Shalom and binationalism — the political road not taken.
↳ from /wiki/martin-buber -
I-Thou and clinical psychology — the influence on Carl Rogers, Erving Polster, and the existential-humanistic tradition.
↳ from /wiki/martin-buber -
The friendship and dialogue with Rosenzweig as one of the great intellectual partnerships of the 20th c.
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John Grim as a figure in his own right — his work on indigenous traditions deserves separate treatment.
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The *Religions of the World and Ecology* series in detail — each volume a substantial scholarly contribution.
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Kaibara Ekken and the broader 18th-c. Japanese Confucian-ecological tradition.
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The *Journey of the Universe* Coursera courses as a piece of contemporary global religious education.
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Oliver's relationship with Molly Malone Cook and the Provincetown writing community
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*Long Life: Essays and Other Writings* (her prose) and the Thoreau/Whitman/Emerson lineage she explicitly worked from
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The reception history — how her work moved from academic dismissal to spiritual canon
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Specific poem readings: *Wild Geese*, *The Summer Day*, *In Blackwater Woods*, *When Death Comes*
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Spiritual / Buddhist — the specific Mahayana frame Fukuoka worked from; the Zen elements of his daily practice; the rejection of subject-object dualism that underlies the four principles
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Scientific — modern peer-reviewed work that has confirmed (or qualified) Fukuoka's empirical claims about [[no-till-farming|no-till]], mulching, and cover-crop yields
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Comparative — how *[[natural-farming|shizen nōhō]]* differs from [[biodynamic-agriculture|biodynamic farming]] (Steiner), Korean Natural Farming (KNF, Cho Han Kyu), and modern permaculture (Mollison/Holmgren)
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Critical — voices that argue Fukuoka's methods don't transfer well outside specific Japanese rice-and-barley climates; the "magsaysay award doesn't equal universal applicability" qualifier
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Daily practice — what Fukuoka's actual workday looked like across the seasons, beyond the principles
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The MBSR teacher-training pipeline in detail.
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MBCT as the major descendant program for depression relapse prevention.
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Trauma-sensitive MBSR as a developing area.
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MBSR in non-Western cultural contexts — the question of cultural adaptation.
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The dose-response question — how much practice is needed for what kind of effect.
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The textual transmission in detail — how the *Meditations* survived antiquity.
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The Casaubon recovery of 1634 and the modern reception.
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Specific themes worked through in the text — the dichotomy of control, *meditatio mortis*, *oikeiōsis*, the brevity of fame.
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Stockdale's prison experience with the *Meditations* and the broader question of the work's value under conditions of duress.
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The PREDIMED trial in detail (design, results, controversies)
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The traditional Cretan diet specifically (Keys' touchstone) vs other Mediterranean variants
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Wild greens (*horta*) and the foraging dimension
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Sardinian and Ikarian variants and their Blue Zone overlap
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The Levantine, North African, and southern French variants
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His relationship to the Beguine movement (especially Marguerite Porete, executed shortly before his case) deserves its own development; the two are intertwined.
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The Eckhart–Suzuki correspondence and the broader Christian–Buddhist reading of the apophatic ground.
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Tauler and Suso as the channel through which Eckhart's teaching survived its condemnation.
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The Theologia Germanica as the anonymous distillation that carried the teaching to Luther and beyond.
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The Xerox PARC layer — Alan Kay, Smalltalk, the Dynabook, the Alto.
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Licklider's symbiosis framing — the parallel-track articulation that explicitly used the word *symbiosis* in 1960.
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Hypercard and the personal-hypertext era — Bill Atkinson's 1987 system that put hypertext on every Mac.
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The wiki as institutional form — Ward Cunningham's 1995 WikiWikiWeb, the proximate ancestor of every contemporary wiki including this one.
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Sultan Walad as a figure and poet in his own right — the founder under Rumi's shadow.
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The Mevlevi musical tradition in detail; Itri, Dede Efendi, and the modern Turkish art-music tradition that descends from them.
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The 1925 suppression as a piece of political-religious history.
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The Mevlevi diaspora in contemporary America and Europe.
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The gender question — the order has had complicated and shifting traditions about women's participation in *sema*; the contemporary picture is varied.
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*The Botany of Desire* and the four-plant frame (apple, tulip, [[cannabis|marijuana]], potato)
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The [[berkeley|Berkeley]] journalism program and the Pollan-Bittman-[[frances-moore-lappe|Frances Moore Lappé]] continuity
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*How to Change Your Mind* and the modern psychedelic-renaissance literature
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The structural-food-justice critique of the Pollan synthesis
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Each body-site microbiome (oral, skin, vaginal, respiratory) potentially as its own body-system entity
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The Human Microbiome Project in fuller detail
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Specific recent peer-reviewed papers (Sonnenburg lab, Knight lab, Gordon lab work)
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Industrialized vs ancestral microbiomes — Hadza, Yanomami research
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Fermented foods comprehensively
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Pediatric microbiome development — first 1,000 days
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The [[gut-brain-axis|gut-brain axis]] in clinical detail
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Modern critique — the rapid-conclusions vs slow-evidence-base tension; examples where early microbiome enthusiasm has not been borne out
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The Summer Research Institute as a continuing training pipeline.
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The major published Dialogues in detail, especially the early ones.
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Mind & Life Europe as a parallel institutional development.
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The eventual succession question.
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The relationship to Tibetan Buddhism specifically vs. broader contemplative traditions.
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The other women poet-saints of the Bhakti movement — Āṇṭāḷ, Akka Mahādēvi, Janābāī, Bahiṇābāī, Lal Ded, Andal — as a constellation Mīrā belongs to.
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The Mīrā cult in contemporary Rajasthan — the temples, festivals, living devotional communities.
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The *bhaṇitā* question — the textual-critical project of distinguishing Mīrā's verses from later compositions in her name.
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Mīrā in Indian cinema and music — the 20th-century mass-cultural reception.
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The Lakota-language layer — the morphology of *mitákuye oyásʼiŋ*, the precise semantic field of *oyásʼiŋ* (often glossed as *they all are* or *all of them*), the ceremonial register vs. the everyday register.
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The diaspora of the phrase — its movement out of strictly-Lakota ceremonial use into Pan-Indianism, into the AIM-era reclaiming of public Indigenous voice, into broader environmental and contemplative discourses, and the contested politics of that movement.
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The seven sacred ceremonies of Lakota tradition (the *Wakan Wičhóȟʼaŋ*) as the broader ceremonial context in which *mitakuye oyasin* lives.
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[[vine-deloria-jr|Vine Deloria Jr.]] as a person entry — the Lakota theologian, lawyer, and writer whose work made much of this tradition legible to non-Lakota readers without flattening it.
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The Savory holistic-planned-grazing framework specifically
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Greg Judy and the Missouri leasing-lots-of-land mob-grazing model
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The integration with cover-cropping in [[gabe-brown|Gabe Brown]]'s system
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Comparative carbon-sequestration research on mob-grazed pastures
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Specific UHSDG case studies (Greg Judy, Allan Williams clients)
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Comparative research on mob-grazing vs UHSDG outcomes
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Soil-compaction risk and mitigation strategies
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The role of UHSDG in cover-crop grazing within cropping rotations
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Yoga and physical therapy — the contemporary biomedical-research interface.
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Yoga teacher training as a global industry — 200-hour, 500-hour, Yoga Alliance economics.
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The role of women teachers in the modern field — Indra Devi, Vanda Scaravelli, Angela Farmer, Donna Farhi, Judith Lasater, Sharon Gannon — often under-credited.
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Yoga and disability — accessible-yoga work (Jivana Heyman and others).
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Yoga in carceral, military, and corporate settings — the broader sociology.
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The post-WWII U.S. corn-and-[[soybean|soybean]] transition specifically
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The Cavendish banana threat and its lessons for genetic uniformity
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[[vandana-shiva|Vandana Shiva]], *Monocultures of the Mind* (1993) and the broader cultural argument
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Specific regional monoculture-collapse case histories
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Comparative analysis: monoculture grain belt vs polyculture grain-bean-livestock systems
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Ramial chipped wood (RCW) specifically — its discovery as a fungal-soil-builder by the Université Laval research group in the 1970s
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Ruth Stout and the deep-mulch tradition
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The mycorrhizal-and-fungal-soil benefit of woodchip vs nitrogen-rich green mulches
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Sheet mulching as a lawn-conversion tool
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Indigenous mushroom cultivation lineages — Mexican / Mesoamerican fungi traditions, Chinese cultivation history, Japanese [[shiitake|shiitake]] on shii-no-ki
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Commercial-scale mushroom CEA economics — what does a $100k mushroom operation actually look like
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Mushroom-cultivation-as-mutual-aid — community spawn libraries, neighborhood inoculation events
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Indigenous mycology lineages — Mazatec, Slavic, Japanese, Korean, regional Indigenous American traditions
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Bioregional foraging calendars — when each species fruits in each US region
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Foraging ethics in commercial contexts — the matsutake / morel / [[chanterelle|chanterelle]] commercial wild-harvest landscape
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Mushroom-poisoning first response — what to do in the hours after suspected ingestion of a deadly species
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Local-substrate mapping — what waste streams in a given bioregion are mushroom-ready
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Bioefficiency tables — per-species, per-substrate yield expectations
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Spent-substrate research — current state of livestock feed and remediation applications
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Ecovative Design specifically as a company
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The Hy-Fi pavilion as a landmark project
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Specific fungal species' material properties and which suit which applications
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Scaling questions: substrate availability, growing infrastructure, energy use of heat-treatment
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Comparative life-cycle assessment vs petrochemical foams
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The [[suzanne-simard|Suzanne Simard]] research arc in detail — the *Nature* 1997 paper, [[sourdough-starter|the mother]]-tree research, the controversies
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Commercial mycorrhizal inoculants — what works, what doesn't, when inoculation makes sense vs. when it's snake oil
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AMF vs. EcM in detail — different cropping systems, different management implications
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The 450-million-year coevolution story — fossil evidence, genetic evidence, what mycorrhizae enabled
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Glyphosate-and-mycorrhizae specifically — the peer-reviewed evidence on residue effects
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[[masanobu-fukuoka|Fukuoka]]'s natural-farming claims through the mycorrhizal lens — interpreting his "do nothing" approach as "preserve the network"
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Forest mycology and [[mushroom-foraging|mushroom hunting]] — the link between visible mushroom fruiting and underground network health
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Indigenous knowledge of soil life — explicit and implicit recognition of fungi-plant partnerships across traditional agriculture
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The Gospel of Thomas as substantial separate text.
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Valentinus and Valentinian theology in detail.
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The 367 CE crackdown as historical context.
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Elaine Pagels as person entry.
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The Gospel of Judas (2006 publication) as parallel discovery.
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Khwaja Baha-ud-Din Naqshband as a person, beyond the order he gave name to.
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Ahmad Sirhindi and the *wahdat al-shuhud* / *wahdat al-wujud* debate in detail.
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The Caucasian Naqshbandi resistance and Imam Shamil.
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The Soviet suppression of the Central Asian Sufi traditions and their post-1991 recovery.
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Naqshbandi-Haqqani in the West — its rapid late-20th-century spread, its current state, the controversies and the genuine practice.
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Specific major regional nurseries (Prairie Moon, Prairie Nursery, Pinelands, [[native-foods|Native Foods]])
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The [[viroqua|Wisconsin]] prairie-restoration tradition specifically
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The local-genotype / local-ecotype debate
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Tribal-and-Indigenous-led native-plant nurseries
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The federal Native Plant Materials program and the National Seed Strategy
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Modern peer-reviewed research validating (and qualifying) natural farming's empirical claims about [[no-till-farming|no-till]] yields, cover-crop nitrogen contributions, and minimum-disturbance soil health
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[[korean-natural-farming|Korean Natural Farming]] (KNF, Cho Han Kyu) — a related but distinct tradition that built on similar foundations; deserves its own page and a comparison
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Specific worked examples in different climates — natural farming in Mediterranean climates, in semi-arid climates, in tropical climates; what changes, what stays the same
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The economic question — natural farming yields per acre vs labor per acre vs revenue per acre; honest accounting across multiple farms attempting the method
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Critique — voices that argue the method is too place-specific to scale, or that the "do-nothing" framing has created confusion that net-harmed adoption
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The detailed itinerary of the Vavilov expeditions — Mexico 1930, Ethiopia 1927, Afghanistan 1916, the Pamirs 1924 — each is a primary-source travelogue with botanical observations that remain useful
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The Lysenko affair as a case study in the political capture of science; relevant to current concerns about scientific independence under any ideology
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The post-Soviet history of VIR, threatened in 2010 when its outdoor experimental fields in Pavlovsk were targeted for property development
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Comparison to Carl Linnaeus, Joseph Banks, and the colonial-era plant collectors — Vavilov's expeditions came late enough to ask consent and to credit the indigenous farmers whose work he was documenting, though the literature on how well he did this is mixed
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The wider community of Soviet biologists who resisted Lysenko and paid for it: Vavilov's brother Sergei (a physicist), and many of his collaborators
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The pellagra epidemic and Joseph Goldberger's 1910s public-health investigation
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Industrial vs traditional nixtamalization at scale
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Masienda and the emergence of landrace-corn import-and-distribution in the U.S.
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Specific regional masa traditions (Oaxacan, Yucatecan, Mixtec, Zapotec, Salvadoran)
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The Mexican wheat-breeding program in operational detail.
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The 1965–67 South Asian famine and its aversion as substantial event.
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The Punjab crisis as substantial subsequent history.
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The CGIAR network as continuing institutional inheritance.
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The post-Borlaug breeding continuing the work.
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Tea botany, varietal, and processing tradition (separate concept entries on *[[tea|Camellia sinensis]]*, oolong, pu-erh, etc.)
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Profile of named partner gardens
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The Foundation's named regional projects
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Comparative analysis: tea vs coffee vs cacao supply chains for fair-trade aligned-commerce
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John W. Roulac biographically — pre-Nutiva FSC and hemp-policy work
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The Nutiva Foundation specifically
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Filipino smallholder [[coconut|coconut]] cooperative partnerships
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The pre-2018 Canadian hemp supply chain and the post-2018 U.S. transition
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Octopus behavior in genuinely wild settings (most research is on captive animals) — what does the species do when not surveilled?
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The octopus genome's high RNA-editing rate, possibly a substrate for behavioral plasticity (Liscovitch-Brauer et al. 2017)
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Cuttlefish and squid as the cephalopod kin — even more sophisticated visual signaling, similar nervous-system architecture
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Indigenous knowledge systems on cephalopods — the existing scientific literature has only recently begun to engage these as primary sources
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The center-pivot irrigation revolution in detail.
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Specific state programs — Kansas LEMAs, Texas groundwater districts, Nebraska NRDs.
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The dryland transition as continuing question.
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Demographic consequences in High Plains counties.
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The post-Ogallala agriculture question.
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The 1949 Okinawan diet survey baseline data in detail
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The Willcox / Suzuki Centenarian Study findings
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Specific Okinawan dishes (*champuru*, *goya champuru*, *jushi*) and their composition
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*Ikigai* — depth on the concept; *moai* — depth on the social structure
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The U.S.-occupation food transition — historical detail
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What Okinawans themselves are doing to recover the traditional diet today
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The 1970s [[carolina-piedmont|upstate]]-New-York cooperative movement
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Specific Argentine and African Fair Trade peanut and cashew partnerships
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Comparative analysis: worker cooperative vs ESOP vs private [[b-corp|B Corp]] governance forms
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The 2009 peanut recall and Once Again's response
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Stirpiculture's children — the long-term outcomes for the ~58 children born during the program; what the experiment did and didn't demonstrate
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The second-generation experience in their own voices — letters, diaries, memoirs of those who grew up in the community
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Comparison with Shakers, Hutterites, Bruderhof — the spectrum of religious-communal outcomes and what made Oneida distinctive
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Oneida Limited's later trajectory — how the company evolved across the 20th century and what it inherited from its communal origin
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The Onondaga Nation itself — currently underrepresented in this wiki.
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The Great Law of Peace (*Kaianere'kó:wa*) as a foundational political-philosophical document.
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The 2007 UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as a piece of international law.
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The [[seven-generation-principle|seven-generation principle]] as a working political-ethical frame.
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The Haudenosaunee Nationals lacrosse team as a continuing piece of Haudenosaunee international assertion.
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Big Organic vs. small organic. The structural divide within the certified-organic world; what each implies for soil, labor, and ecological outcomes.
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The transition period. The 36-month conversion from conventional to organic certification; the financial and agronomic challenges of the transition years.
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Organic in the global South. [[regenerative-organic-certified|Regenerative-organic]] practice in India, Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa; SEKEM in Egypt; Navdanya in India; the broader food-sovereignty alignment.
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Critiques of the NOP. Organic certification has been criticized as captured by industrial-scale operations and as failing to meaningfully change practice on the largest organic farms; the [[real-organic-project|Real Organic Project]] is one institutional response.
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Tulsi ([[holy-basil|holy basil]]) specifically as a cultivated and ritually-significant Indian medicinal plant
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The Earth Foundation specifically
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Indian organic-certification history and the regulatory challenges
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[[vandana-shiva|Vandana Shiva]] and the parallel Indian organic-and-seed-sovereignty movement
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Comparative case study: Organic India, Patanjali, Khadi Naturals
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Rutilio Grande as a figure in his own right.
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The Salvadoran civil war in detail.
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The U.S. role in funding the Salvadoran military government across the 1980s.
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Romero's homilies as a continuing body of work.
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The 1989 Jesuit murders at the Central American University as continuation of the same violence.
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El Mozote (1981) and the broader pattern of military massacres.
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The carnivore-diet offshoot — what to make of it
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Specific clinical trials of paleo-style eating
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The grain-and-legume question — traditional preparation, fermentation, and what changes
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Anthropology of pre-agricultural human diets in different regions (African, European, Andean, Pacific)
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Paleo and gut health, autoimmune protocol, AIP (autoimmune protocol)
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Cost and sustainability — who can practice paleo well
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Continuous-flow sterilizer designs for small-commercial scale
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Solar pasteurization — [[passive-solar|passive solar]] pre-heating of substrate, especially in [[off-grid-living|off-grid]] contexts
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Hydrogen peroxide and chemical sterilants — the alternatives some cultivators use, with their tradeoffs
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The carbon-sequestration debate around managed grazing ([[allan-savory|Allan Savory]], peer-reviewed responses, current state of the evidence)
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Specific small-herd raw-milk economies
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Hunting and fishing as part of the pattern (subsistence and ethical-recreational)
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The economics — why pasture-raised costs more, who can afford it, what changes that
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Aquaculture done right (regenerative ocean farming, freshwater integrated systems)
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[[joel-salatin|Joel Salatin]] and the Polyface model in detail
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Specific breed selection for pastured production (Cornish Cross vs slower-growing heritage and red-broiler hybrids)
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The pastured-poultry economics — feed costs, labor, processing, and direct-market premiums
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Egg nutritional research (Heather Karsten et al., Penn State pastured-egg studies)
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The full operational history — decade by decade; specific decisions and their consequences
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*Let My People Go Surfing* as its own book entry — Chouinard's operating manual
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The 2022 transfer in legal detail — the trust documents, the Holdfast Collective's grant-making practices, the legal precedents the structure draws on
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The Tin Shed Ventures portfolio — specific investments, the mission-alignment criteria, the returns
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Patagonia Provisions in detail — the [[regenerative-organic-certified|regenerative-organic]] supply chain, the specific products, the food-business economics
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The Bears Ears lawsuit and the broader public-lands work — corporate political action as deliberate strategy
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Comparison with other mission-aligned apparel companies — Eileen Fisher, Indigenous Designs, Outerknown, prAna; what each has done differently
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The future of the company post-Chouinard — Ryan Gellert's leadership, the Holdfast Collective's evolution, the next several decades
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Fungi Perfecti as a business / substrate-builder profile
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The specific Battelle mycoremediation projects
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The bee-virus research and the patent ecology around it
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Stamets's role in the contemporary psilocybin-medicine renaissance
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The Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice in Durham, NC, as a continuing institution.
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Murray's poetry as a body of work in its own right.
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The Ginsburg-Murray legal lineage — the *Reed v. Reed* connection in detail.
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Bayard Rustin as a parallel queer Black contemplative-civil-rights figure.
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The continuing recovery of Murray's legacy in the 2010s and 2020s.
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Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche as a complex figure deserving his own treatment — the genuine teacher and the institutional failures, held together honestly.
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*Lojong* as a practice tradition deserving its own entry.
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Gampo Abbey as an institution.
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The Shambhala reckoning of the late 2010s as a piece of contemporary Buddhist institutional history.
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Western Buddhist nuns as a category — the long struggle for full ordination and the contemporary state of women's monastic Buddhism.
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The Métis pemmican economy and the Red River colony
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The bison extermination as deliberate food-sovereignty attack
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Saskatoon berry (*Amelanchier alnifolia*) as the canonical pemmican berry
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Modern Indigenous-food-revival pemmican production ([[tanka-bar|Tanka Bar]] and others, with caveats)
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The fat-to-protein ratio and modern nutritional research on extreme-cold-weather diets
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Energetic / TCM — mint (Bo He, 薄荷) is a major TCM herb; cooling, dispersing, used for fever and headache; deserves its own treatment
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Ayurvedic — pudina; cooling, supports digestion; specific dosha effects
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Fermentation — mint [[kombucha|kombucha]], mint kefir, mint syrups for fermented beverages
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Specific cuisines — Moroccan tea ceremony, Vietnamese herb plate (rau thom), Greek/Turkish meatball traditions, Iranian use in cold dishes
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Distillation — the essential-oil industry; how peppermint oil is actually made; quality differences
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Folk magic and ritual — mint at funerals (cleaning), mint at weddings (luck), mint for protection
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Other Mentha species in detail — spearmint, watermint, pennyroyal (toxic!), apple mint, chocolate mint, Asian mints
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David Holmgren as a person entity — co-originator; subsequent work especially *Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability* (2002)
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Each of the 12 design principles as its own concept page — particularly *"Use edges and value the marginal,"* *"Integrate rather than segregate,"* and *"Catch and store energy"* are rich enough for own treatment
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[[three-sisters|Three Sisters]] as its own practice page (W3.5 in the growth plan)
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Apple-tree guild and other specific guild patterns as practice pages
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Indigenous knowledge attribution in detail — proper names, traditions, and the ongoing political work
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Specific demonstration sites — Zaytuna Farm (Geoff Lawton, Australia), Krameterhof (Sepp Holzer, Austria), Aranya Permaculture Institute (India)
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Modern peer-reviewed evidence in fuller detail — beyond the Reiff et al. 2024 reference
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Social permaculture in detail — economic, legal, community-organization applications
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The 1996 Roundup Ready introduction and the glyphosate-resistance trajectory
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Specific glyphosate-resistant weed species and their geographic spread
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Bt-resistance evolution in corn rootworm and pink bollworm
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The Pimentel-and-van-den-Bosch academic critique of pesticide-driven IPM
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Comparative pesticide-use patterns: U.S. vs Europe vs alternative-agriculture systems
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*Plotinus* as a figure deserving treatment in his own right, especially given Hadot's foundational study.
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The Hadot-Foucault relationship as a piece of intellectual history.
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The institutional reform of philosophy education in light of Hadot's recovery.
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Hadot's Catholic-seminary formation and its role in his philosophical sensibility.
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Indigenous American knowledge in detail — the specific tribal sources for "white man's footprint" and similar names; specific Indigenous medicinal uses where they exist (rather than just the European ones); proper attribution to source communities
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Anglo-Saxon Nine Sacred Herbs in full — *Lacnunga* manuscript context; what the other 8 herbs are; what the cultural significance was
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Modern peer-reviewed research on aucubin, allantoin, and the wound-healing mechanism specifically; clinical trials on topical preparations
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Distinguishing P. major from P. lanceolata (English plantain / ribwort) — the long-leaved species; very similar uses, different leaf morphology
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Banana-family "plantain" disambiguation — the cooking banana; same English name, completely unrelated; future entity page for the cooking banana
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Foraging field guide depth — proper ID with photos, harvest timing, seasonal availability, sustainable picking
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The 2024 UN Plastic Treaty negotiations
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Specific microfiber pollution research and mitigation
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Indonesian, Philippine, and other Southeast Asian river-mouth plastic input sources
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Plastic recycling reality vs the myth (most U.S. plastic is not recycled even when "recycled" by symbol)
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Mycelium and other emerging plastic-substitute material technologies
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Lenape continuity — the present-day [[lenape-nation-of-pennsylvania|Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania]] (state-recognized 2009) and the cultural-revival work happening on ancestral ground. [[directory|The directory]] should hold this layer once verifiable institutional contacts are confirmed.
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CSAs and aligned farms outside [[pocono-organics|Pocono Organics]] — the smaller [[farm-to-table|farm-to-table]] operations across Monroe and Pike are not yet surfaced; this is the next densification edge.
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Hempcrete pilot opportunity. The Poconos has both the cold-climate building case (heating loads dominate) and the durable-second-home market that could absorb the cost premium of a hempcrete envelope.
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[[indigenous-foodways|Indigenous foodways]] layer. Wild rice was harvested in the region's lakes; the recovery work is underdocumented in the directory.
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[[eastern-hellbender|Hellbender]] stewardship. The institutional layer for hellbender protection (PA Fish & Boat, university partners, watershed groups) deserves dedicated entries.
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The Polynesian wayfinding tradition deserves its own entry — it is one of the most sophisticated long-duration sciences ever developed and it is still being taught
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Modern astrometry — the GAIA [[mission-district-sf|mission]] has measured Polaris's distance and motion to extraordinary precision and revised earlier estimates
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Stellar mortality — Polaris is on the asymptotic giant branch, a late phase of stellar evolution; it will eventually shed its outer envelope and become a white dwarf in the next few hundred thousand years
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The Southern Cross and southern-hemisphere navigation — the wiki currently has no entry on the southern sky
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The interaction of celestial reference with magnetic compass navigation in medieval/early-modern shipping — the moment when Polaris stopped being the only tool
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[[three-sisters|The Three Sisters]] in detail — proper attribution to source nations; specific Haudenosaunee, Cherokee, and other tribal traditions; the ceremonial and culinary contexts
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Mesoamerican milpa systems — the larger 30+ species tradition; modern milpa practitioners; what's been lost
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Specific apple-tree and orchard guilds — temperate-zone polyculture details
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Cover crop mix design — modern regenerative-ag practical detail
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Modern peer-reviewed yield comparisons — polyculture vs monoculture by crop type, climate, scale
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[[forest-gardening|Forest gardening]] / food forests — Robert Hart's work, Martin Crawford's *Creating a [[food-forest|Forest Garden]]*; the most ambitious form of polyculture
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Mechanization for polyculture — small-scale precision robotics, walking tractors, hand tools that make polyculture economically competitive
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Indigenous attribution and the colonialism critique — how to credit traditional knowledge properly when modern frameworks redescribe it
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[[joel-salatin|Joel Salatin]] specifically as a person and writer
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The [[joel-salatin|Salatin]] family across three generations at Polyface
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Specific Polyface equipment (Eggmobile, chicken tractor design, hay buggy, pigaerator infrastructure)
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The Polyface apprenticeship program and the alumni network
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Critiques and adaptations of the Polyface model in different climates
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The lake-pollution history (1980s baseline) and the restoration trajectory
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The basin's specific ecosystems (cypress-tupelo swamps, brackish marsh, freshwater bayous)
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Coastal [[arabi|Louisiana]] land-loss and the conservancy's role in addressing it
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Comparative analysis with peer U.S. urban-watershed restorations (Charles River Boston, Chesapeake Bay, Hudson River)
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*Kumbhaka* as a distinct practice — the textual treatment, traditional restrictions, contemporary controversies.
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*Prāṇāyāma* in clinical settings — hypertension, anxiety, asthma, PTSD trials.
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The *bandhas* (energetic locks: *mūla*, *uḍḍiyāna*, *jālandhara*) as the haṭha companions to *prāṇāyāma*.
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*Prāṇa* itself — the concept across Vedic, Upaniṣadic, tantric, and haṭha sources.
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The [[boulder|Colorado]] River Compact as substantial entry.
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Tribal water rights and Winters rights in detail.
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Water markets as continuing institutional development.
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Climate-change-shifted hydrology as system challenge.
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The Gonabad qanat as 2,700-year-old continuing system.
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The yakhchāl and bādgir as integrated qanat-water cooling architecture.
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The Omani aflaj as parallel continuing tradition.
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The Xinjiang karez as Chinese branch of the tradition.
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The acequia transmission in detail.
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Specific qi gong forms — Eight Pieces of Brocade (Ba Duan Jin), Five Animal Frolics, taijiquan, etc., each with its own page
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Pranayama and prana — the parallel Hindu/Ayurvedic concept; should get its own concept page
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The acupuncture-mechanism research — modern studies of fascial planes, interstitial fluid, polymodal sensory pathways that may correspond to channel theory
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Daoist qi cultivation in detail — the religious-philosophical context for qi work
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Modern qi gong research — clinical trials, what's been studied, what hasn't
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The energy-as-metaphor question — when is "energy" doing useful conceptual work and when is it confusing the issue?
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Comparative table of vital-force concepts across traditions in fuller detail
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Other early Muslim women ascetics of Basra and beyond — Rabia has been the most famous, but she was not alone.
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The historical Rabia question — what the recent scholarship has found about how the figure was constructed.
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Rabia in modern South Asian Sufi devotion — her continuing presence in qawwali and folk traditions.
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Rabia and Christian comparative readings — Margaret Smith and others have read her alongside the Christian women mystics.
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Carson's earlier sea trilogy (*Under the Sea-Wind*, *The Sea Around Us*, *The Edge of the Sea*)
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The chemical-industry response to *[[silent-spring|Silent Spring]]* and its echoes in modern climate-and-agrochemical denial
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Carson's relationship with Dorothy Freeman (literary executor, life partnership)
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Her testimony before the Senate Government Operations Subcommittee, June 4, 1963
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Arunachala itself as a place — sacred mountain, pilgrimage destination, geographic and devotional center of Ramana's life.
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Devotional hymns — *Aksharamanamalai* and the other Tamil compositions as devotional poetry.
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The relationship between ātma-vicāra and other Advaita methods — Ramana's relationship to the [[adi-shankara|Śaṅkara]] tradition.
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The ashram and the Sri Ramanasramam tradition as a continuing institution.
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Neo-Advaita as a contemporary movement claiming lineage from Ramana.
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Genetic-diversity research on landrace beans
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Comparative carbon-and-nitrogen footprint of beans vs animal protein
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The political economy of the *[[common-bean|Phaseolus vulgaris]]* commodity market and why named varieties get squeezed out
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Indigenous Mexican milpa systems that produced the Xoxoc varieties
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The cooking-and-brain-evolution debate (Richard Wrangham, *Catching Fire*) and what raw-food advocates make of it
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Specific raw-food clinical research and case studies
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Ann Wigmore and the Hippocrates Health Institute lineage
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The European raw-food tradition (Lebensreform, Bircher-Benner)
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Raw-food-cafe operator playbook for inclusion in the small-business densification work
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Long-term sustainability — how raw-food practitioners navigate decades of practice
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The Weston A. Price Foundation and the broader "traditional foods" movement
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The European GABRIELA / PARSIFAL childhood-asthma studies
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Specific U.S. raw-milk legal cases (Vernon Hershberger, Mark Baker, [[poconos|Pennsylvania]] Amish raids)
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Raw-milk cheese tradition (the 60-day aging rule and its specific science)
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Comparative international raw-milk regulation (France, Switzerland, UK)
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Marianne Cufone's biographical arc from ocean policy to recirculating farms
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The hydroponics-organic-eligibility policy fight in detail
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Specific RFC-supported practitioner case studies
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The Gulf BP-spill-and-fisheries-collapse context
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Specific case studies (Loess Plateau, Costa Rica, Atlantic Forest) at depth
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The Bonn Challenge implementation and progress
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Indigenous-led reforestation as the highest-leverage approach
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Carbon-market dynamics and reforestation
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Comparative analysis: natural regeneration vs tree-planting per dollar and per hectare
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Patagonia in detail — the company history, the 2022 ownership transfer, the corporate-experiment significance
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1% for the Planet as its own organization entity
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B-Corps — the certification body (B Lab), the criteria, current scale (~7,000 certified)
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Slow Money and RSF Social Finance — specific patient-capital institutions
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[[yvon-chouinard|Yvon Chouinard]] as a person entity — the most-influential single founder in this space
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Specific CSA economics — typical share size, pricing, member retention; the scale of the U.S. CSA movement
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Regional food hubs — the infrastructure layer; specific case studies
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Indigenous economic structures — the [[gift-economy|gift economy]] in Indigenous traditions; community-based land tenure; lessons that pre-date modern regenerative finance
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[[charles-eisenstein|Charles Eisenstein]], *[[sacred-economics|Sacred Economics]]* — major modern philosophical text in this space; CC-licensed, ingestable
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Regen Network and blockchain ReFi — honest treatment of promise and contestation
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Carbon markets in detail — methodology problems; legitimacy of verification; political economy
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The audit process — how ROC inspections actually work, including the role of approved certifying bodies ([[poconos|Pennsylvania]] [[organic-agriculture|Certified Organic]], Oregon Tilth, etc.).
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Comparative analysis — ROC vs. [[real-organic-project|Real Organic Project]] vs. [[savory-institute|Savory Institute]]'s Ecological Outcome Verified vs. Demeter biodynamic.
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Critiques — the cost burden on small farms; whether the three pillars can be meaningfully audited without becoming a documentation industry.
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Sleep in detail — the existing [[sleep]] entry is the primary biological lens; future revision should integrate that page's content as a referenced lens rather than duplicating it
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Specific fallow practices in detail — the medieval three-field rotation, shifting cultivation, modern cover-[[crop-rotation|crop rotation]]; primary-source documentation of each
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Sabbath in primary religious text — direct quotation from Hebrew, Christian, and Islamic primary sources; comparative treatment of how the rest commandment is articulated
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Attention restoration theory — the Kaplan and Kaplan academic literature in detail; the Stephen Kaplan *Influence of Nature* corpus
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Specific working-time experiments — Iceland 2015–2019, U.K. 2022, the Spanish pilot, the New Zealand Perpetual Guardian study; what the data actually shows
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Sabbatical year traditions — the Hebrew shemittah in detail; the modern academic-sabbatical tradition; the rare corporate sabbatical practices
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Indigenous seasonal-rest traditions worldwide — primary-source documentation of specific practices (the Northwest first-salmon ceremonies before harvest begins; the Arctic mid-winter rest; specific African pastoral rotation calendars)
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The neuroscience of cognitive rest — default mode network function, the role of mind-wandering in creative synthesis, the empirical literature on the costs of always-on attention
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The rest practices of long-running organizations — what monasteries do, what long-lived family farms do, what successful generation-spanning institutions have actually built into their operations
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The cost of refusing rest — burnout literature, the modern attention-economy critique, the medical-and-psychological literature on chronic stress
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Enzyme retting in detail as the most controllable contemporary method.
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Specific microbial communities in dew vs water retting.
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The Belgian flax tradition as historical model for high-quality retting.
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Practitioner training programs in North America.
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The manuscript history — what survives, what was lost, the textual transmission.
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The [[hazelnut|hazelnut]] vision as a piece of theology in its own right.
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Julian's influence on contemporary feminist theology — Sallie McFague, Elizabeth Johnson, Janet Soskice reading back through her motherhood passages.
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The Eliot reception and the book's mid-20th-century literary recovery.
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The numerical question — what scale of revenue actually funds the mission at what scale of impact.
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The reinvestment discipline — how reinvestment decisions are made.
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The refusal discipline — what revenue the platform declines and why.
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The relationship to growth — the differences between bloodflow-aligned growth and growth-as-pathology.
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The Yellowstone [[yellowstone-wolves|wolf reintroduction]] in detail
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The Knepp Estate specifically
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Indigenous-led restoration as the reframe of "rewilding"
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Beaver-dam analog research and practice
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The Inter-Tribal Buffalo Council and Plains bison restoration
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Beaver as ecosystem engineer (its own concept entry)
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The Klamath dam removal as the largest dam removal in U.S. history
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Riparian biodiversity statistics and the migratory-bird dependence
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Comparative case studies across different climate zones
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Specific essays from *[[braiding-sweetgrass|Braiding Sweetgrass]]* — [[three-sisters|the Three Sisters]] chapter; the strawberry chapter; the asters-and-goldenrod chapter; the cedar chapter; the Honorable Harvest chapter — each could be its own treatment
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[[honorable-harvest|The Honorable Harvest]] as its own concept page — the specific protocol; cultural-specificity considerations; how it differs from Western "sustainable harvesting" frameworks
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Citizen Potawatomi Nation as its own entry — proper attribution; the nation's specific history, lands, and current political situation
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Anishinaabe as a broader cultural-tradition entry — the Three Fires (Ojibwe, Odawa, Potawatomi); the specific knowledge traditions
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Other Indigenous-author voices in the wiki's source canon — [[tyson-yunkaporta|Tyson Yunkaporta]], Vine Deloria Jr., Linda Black Elk, Daniel Wildcat, Dwayne Donald, Wally Penetito, many others
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Albert Marshall and Mi'kmaq knowledge — the source of the two-eyed-seeing concept
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Specific Kimmerer talks and lectures — her TED talks, university addresses, podcast appearances
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The Center for Native Peoples and the Environment — institutional structure; what it teaches; Indigenous-led research it supports
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The Wisners and the rocket-mass-heater design lineage
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Specific case studies of long-occupied RMH homes
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Code-development efforts (Oregon's pathways, regional alternative-construction codes)
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Comparative analysis: RMH vs traditional masonry heater (Russian / Finnish *kachelofen* and *tulikivi*)
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Modern peer-reviewed cognitive research in detail — specific clinical trials, mechanisms, comparisons with [[sage]] and other cognitive herbs
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Carnosic acid as a food preservative — commercial natural-preservative chemistry
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Energetic / TCM and Ayurvedic integration of rosemary (both relatively recent given non-native origin)
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The 2017 reclassification in fuller detail — which other species moved with it; what other reclassifications have happened in the herb world recently
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Specific cultural traditions — ANZAC Day rosemary in detail; Mediterranean wedding traditions; Christian liturgical use
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Distillation and essential oil chemistry — chemotypes (camphor-dominant vs cineole-dominant vs verbenone), what they're used for, quality differences
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Hair-care applications — modern peer-reviewed work on rosemary oil for hair growth (some recent studies have shown intriguing results)
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Specific recipes and cooking techniques in detail — focaccia, rosemary-infused oils, the lamb-rosemary affinity in particular
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Shams of Tabriz as a figure in his own right — there is a *Maqalat* attributed to him deserving treatment.
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The [[mevlevi-order|Mevlevi order]] he occasioned through his son Sultan Walad — the *sema*, the *tekke* tradition, the modern Mevlevi institutions.
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The Coleman Barks question in detail — what is gained and what is lost in the popular American Rumi.
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Rumi and women — his teaching to his daughter-in-law Kira Khatun, and women in the early Mevlevi.
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The Persian poetic context — Sana'i, Attar, Sa'di, Hafiz — within which Rumi's work lives.
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The book in primary text — direct quotation from key chapters; specific arguments about money creation, demurrage, gift logic, the nature of debt
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The lineage Eisenstein draws on — Marcel Mauss, David Graeber, Bernard Lietaer, Margrit Kennedy, Silvio Gesell, Lewis Hyde — each warrants its own entry over time
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Specific implementations — Wörgl 1932, Worgl-style demurrage experiments, BerkShares and other modern complementary-currency systems, mutual-credit systems (Sardex, the Swiss WIR), modern timebanks
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The relationship to MMT (Modern Monetary Theory) — substantial overlap and substantial divergence; worth a careful comparative treatment
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Eisenstein's later work — *The More Beautiful World*, *Climate: A New Story*, the COVID-era essays; honest treatment of the trajectory
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Critics worth engaging — sympathetic critics (Doug Rushkoff, Tim Jackson, [[kate-raworth|Kate Raworth]]'s *[[doughnut-economics|Doughnut Economics]]*) and skeptical critics (mainstream economists, technocratic-left commentators)
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Energetic / TCM — sage in [[traditional-chinese-medicine|Chinese medicine]]; *Salvia miltiorrhiza* (Dan Shen) is a major TCM herb (different species, related family); the relationship and contrast deserve a page
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Ayurvedic — sage in Ayurveda; specific dosha effects
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Indigenous North American — *Salvia apiana* (white sage) and other native Salvia species; the smudging tradition properly contextualized; current conservation issues from over-harvesting
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Distillation and essential oil — how sage essential oil is produced; quality differences; the thujone-content question for safety
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Modern peer-reviewed research in detail — specific compounds responsible for cognitive effects; mechanisms (AChE inhibition); meta-analyses
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Other Salvia species — there are 900+ Salvia species; clary sage (*S. sclarea*), Spanish sage (*S. lavandulifolia*), [[pineapple|pineapple]] sage (*S. elegans*), each with distinct compounds and uses
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Folk magic and ritual in fuller detail — Mediterranean and European folk traditions; the medieval longevity-and-protection associations
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Antoni Gaudí as substantial person entry.
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The 1936 archive destruction as substantial event.
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Gaudí's beatification in detail.
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The hyperboloid-helicoid geometries as distinctive architectural language.
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The funding model — donations and admissions over a century.
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Specific tribal traditions (Yurok, Karuk, Tlingit, Haida, Coast Salish, Ainu) at depth
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The 2024 Klamath dam removal in detail
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Marine-derived-nutrient research (Robert Naiman, Tom Reimchen)
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Hatchery-vs-wild salmon politics
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Pacific salmon vs Atlantic salmon (a different story; Atlantic runs largely already collapsed)
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Kapila as a (semi-legendary) founder figure.
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The pre-classical Sāṃkhya — the *Caraka Saṃhitā*, *Mokṣadharma*, *Bhagavad Gītā* uses of the term, which precede the *Sāṃkhya-Kārikā*.
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The Sāṃkhya / [[advaita-vedanta|Advaita Vedānta]] polemic — how [[adi-shankara|Śaṅkara]]'s school displaced Sāṃkhya philosophically.
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The *guṇas* in lived practice — how the categories function diagnostically in contemporary yoga and Āyurveda.
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Rashida Ferdinand's biography and the broader Lower Ninth post-Katrina leadership network
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The Sankofa Wetland Park ecological-and-engineering specifics
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Funding model and the philanthropic-and-government grant landscape
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Comparative analysis with peer Black-led NOLA neighborhood organizations
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The American scythe pattern (heavier, shorter, less-curved snath) versus the Austrian/European pattern — different tool ergonomics encoding different mowing cultures
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The Japanese *kama* (sickle) tradition and its parallels to the European scythe — different scale, similar logic
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The blacksmithing of scythe blades — the disappearing craft of forging by hand, and the firms that still do it
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Competitive mowing as a modern revival — international festivals, technique exchanges
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The scythe in literature: Tolstoy, Knut Hamsun, [[wendell-berry|Wendell Berry]]'s *The Wheel*, Ronald Blythe's *Akenfield*
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Indigenous lens. Pre-colonial Sea Islands were Mocama, Guale, and Yamasee territory; the Indigenous history before African and European arrival deserves its own entry layer.
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[[sweetgrass|Sweetgrass]] basketry. A continuous African-derived craft tradition still actively practiced; the Mt. Pleasant SC [[sweetgrass|sweetgrass]] basket-makers' market deserves a listing.
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[[anson-mills|Anson Mills]] + the rice recovery network. Glenn Roberts's seedkeeper work at [[anson-mills|Anson Mills]] is the institutional spine of the Carolina Gold rice recovery — its own organization entry.
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Black-owned farm directory. The Sea Islands hold the densest concentration of historically Black-owned farms still operating in the U.S. east of the [[batesville-ms|Mississippi]]; surfacing them respectfully is [[directory|the directory]]'s hardest and most important Sea Islands work.
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The Hurricane Katrina response specifically
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The food-bank-as-symptom-vs-structure critique
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Specific partner-pantry case studies
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The Acadiana, Cajun, and Bayou regional service areas
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The MBSR clinical research literature in greater depth.
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The McMindfulness critique and the broader political-philosophical conversation.
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Trauma-sensitive mindfulness as a developing field.
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The question of credit and source attribution to Buddhist tradition.
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Secular mindfulness in K–12 education as a continuing institutional development.
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The [[eliot-coleman|Eliot Coleman]] soil-block system in operational detail
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Specific cell-tray sizes and species matching
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Greenhouse-and-hoophouse seedling-production at scale
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Traditional Indigenous seedling-propagation practices
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The seedling-pest-and-disease management literature
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The dating question in detail — competing scholarly proposals span seven centuries.
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The Saadia Gaon commentary as the earliest substantial reception.
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The *golem* tradition as a piece of religious-magical history.
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Abulafia's letter-meditation practice as a developed contemplative method deserving its own treatment.
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The Letters to Lucilius as a body of practice manual, letter by letter.
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De Brevitate Vitae as a piece on time deserving its own engagement.
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The hypocrisy question in detail; how to read Seneca given the biographical complications.
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The Senecan tragedies as literary works.
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Seneca's reception through the Renaissance — particularly significant for early-modern political theory and drama (Shakespeare, Calvin, Lipsius).
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The Great Law of Peace as a constitutional document deserving substantive treatment.
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The Confederacy's continuing structure — clan mothers, *hoyaneh*, the condolence ceremony.
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Application to specific contemporary decisions — climate, biodiversity, AI, land use; what the principle actually says about each.
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Comparable principles in other traditions — the Norse *frith*, certain Buddhist long-time-horizon teachings, Stoic concern for posterity.
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The Iroquois influence on the U.S. Constitution — the contested historical claim with substantial documentary support.
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The State Shinto period in detail — the reckoning with militaristic appropriation.
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Ise Jingu as the principal national shrine.
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Shinbutsu shugo — the historical integration with Buddhism.
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The matsuri as continuing communal practice.
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The household kamidana as integrated daily practice.
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The Yasukuni question as continuing political-religious complication.
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Specific receptor pathways — FFAR2, FFAR3, GPR109A, the molecular signaling
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Butyrate's anti-cancer mechanism in detail — histone deacetylase inhibition; clinical trials
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The metabolic syndrome connection — SCFAs and insulin sensitivity; obesity; type 2 diabetes
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Resistant starch deep-dive — different RS types (RS1, RS2, RS3, RS4); culinary practices that produce each
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Fermented foods as SCFA source — partially-pre-fermented foods deliver SCFAs directly without requiring colonic fermentation
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Energetic / TCM — does the SCFA mechanism map onto the Spleen Qi extracting Grain Qi from food? Worth a treatment.
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Specific clinical trials — butyrate enemas for ulcerative colitis; resistant starch supplementation studies; psyllium and SCFA outcomes
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Tassajara as a place and continuing institution.
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The Baker crisis in detail — a piece of American Buddhist history that the broader Western Buddhist world has had to work through carefully.
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Trudy Dixon as the editor whose work made *Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind* the book it is.
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Suzuki's wartime quiet resistance at Rinso-in.
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Sōtō Zen practice in America as a continuing tradition descending from him.
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[[guru-nanak|Guru Nanak]]'s life and teaching in detail.
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The [[guru-granth-sahib|Adi Granth]] / [[guru-granth-sahib|Guru Granth Sahib]] as a body of devotional literature in its own right.
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Langar as continuing institutional model for [[0mn1one|the platform]]'s abundance work.
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The Khalsa and the 5 Ks in detail.
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Sikh contemplative practice — *nam simran* and *kirtan* — as a discipline.
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The diaspora communities and their continuing practices.
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The 1963 Senate Government Operations Subcommittee testimony
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Specific case studies in *Silent Spring* (the Robins of East Lansing, the New Brunswick spruce budworm, the Klamath River fish kill)
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The scientific lineage Carson drew from (Edward O. Wilson, Robert Rudd, Hugh Iltis)
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The book's reception abroad (UK, Sweden, Japan particularly)
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More on the specific [[crop-rotation|crop sequencing]] and timing — the Kaisers have published interviews and presentations that should be ingested.
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The economic model in detail (CSA membership counts, pricing, labor structure) — partial info available in podcast interviews.
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The international replication — farms in other countries have started using their methods; that diffusion story is worth tracking.
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The neurobiology of dreams — REM, lucid dreaming, dream-incubation as a problem-solving practice (Mendeleev's periodic table, Kekulé's benzene ring, the literature on sleep-and-creativity)
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Sleep in non-mammalian animals — the recent finding that fruit flies, jellyfish, and even *C. elegans* have sleep-like states, suggesting sleep is older than the brain
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The hibernation continuum — torpor, true hibernation, the metabolic states between sleep and dormancy
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Sleep in indigenous knowledge systems beyond the European-medieval record
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The economics of sleep deprivation — Walker estimates the U.S. economy loses ~$411 billion annually to sleep-deprivation-related productivity loss and accidents
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The biophysics of cytoplasmic streaming as a Turing-complete computational substrate (active research, Adamatzky and others)
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Slime mold as architectural inspiration: human urban-planning experiments using *Physarum* models for transit redesign in Indianapolis, Mexico City, and elsewhere
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Connections to Karl Friston's free-energy principle — the mold as a minimal example of an organism that minimizes prediction error without a brain
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Comparative cognition: [[octopus|octopus]], mycorrhizal networks, ant colonies, immune systems, the cardiovascular system itself. The wiki has a distributed-cognition family forming.
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Erica Gies as person entry.
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The Room for the River program in detail.
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The Cheonggyecheon daylighting as continuing case study.
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Sponge cities as urban-design movement.
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The [[biotic-pump|biotic pump]] hypothesis as scientific framework supporting slow-water principles.
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The aggregate hierarchy (microaggregate → macroaggregate) in cellular detail.
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Aggregate stability measurement methods (wet-sieving, slake test) as continuing assessment.
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The slake test as visible field-level health indicator.
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The role of fungal vs. bacterial-dominated soils in aggregate formation.
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The 1930s [[dust-bowl|Dust Bowl]] in detail
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The Iowa State soil-loss research and the U.S. corn-belt situation
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The Loess Plateau (China) restoration project as the largest documented soil-restoration success
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Tillage erosion specifically (under-recognized)
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Comparative international policy responses
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The rhizosphere as substantial sub-topic.
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Mycorrhizal symbiosis in cellular detail.
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Nitrogen-fixing bacteria in detail.
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The microbial-necromass-stable-SOM hypothesis as continuing scientific framework.
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Compost teas and inoculants as continuing practitioner question.
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The microbial efficiency-matrix stabilization hypothesis as contemporary scientific framework.
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Specific SOM-building practices in operational detail.
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The American agricultural soil-loss history as cautionary case.
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SOM measurement methods as continuing scientific question.
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The role of soil viruses (recently discovered to be vastly more abundant than previously understood)
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Specific bacterial taxa and their functional roles (azotobacter, [[rhizobia-inoculant|rhizobium]], actinomycetes)
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Soil biogeochemistry of phosphorus, sulfur, micronutrients
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Comparative soil traditions: African ([[terra-preta|terra preta]]), South Asian, Andean
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Urban soils and contamination remediation
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The relationship between soil carbon and the global [[carbon-cycle|carbon cycle]] (the "soil sink")
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The original Berry essay (need primary source citation, not just contextual reference)
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Specific worked examples beyond farming (architecture, software, organizational design)
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Comparison with related design principles (Christopher Alexander's *A Pattern Language*, Donella Meadows on systems leverage points)
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The shadow side — when does pattern-solving become an excuse to refuse necessary specialization or scale?
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[[dogen|Eihei Dōgen]] as substantial person entry.
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Shōbōgenzō as substantial book entry.
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Keizan Jōkin as person entry.
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Eihei-ji and Sōji-ji as structure entries.
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Shikantaza as practice in detail.
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The American Soto landscape in continuing development.
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The microbial taxonomy of sourdough varies wildly with grain — wheat, rye, spelt, einkorn, teff, and quinoa starters each host different communities. The literature is recent and incomplete.
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The "Boudin starter" claim of continuous 1849 lineage and similar claims worldwide deserve careful documentation; some are well-evidenced, others are folklore
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Sourdough's role in pre-industrial trade networks — the spread of starter cultures along trade routes, mirroring the spread of crops
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Modern sourdough revival as a cultural phenomenon (2020 pandemic baking; the rise of baker-influencers)
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The new generation of researchers (Robert Dunn, Anne Madden) sequencing wild starters from bakers worldwide as a citizen-science project
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Liquid culture (LC) workflow — the alternative to agar masters, with different tradeoffs
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Agar work — Petri-dish technique, isolating from spores, sector cloning
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Open-source spawn library models — what community spawn-trading actually looks like in practice
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Each of the tradition-specific ecological theologies in their own right.
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The Forum on Religion and Ecology as a continuing institution.
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The *Laudato Si'* tradition in Catholic life since 2015.
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*Journey of the Universe* as a film and continuing project.
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The political-economic critique of the field — the question of whether spiritual ecology has been sufficient.
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Sufism specifically — Rumi, Ibn 'Arabī, the practice traditions still alive in the orders. Currently underweight.
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The dharmic traditions in proper depth — the Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh families each warrant lens-level treatment, not the paragraph-each they currently get.
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African and African-diasporic spiritualities — Ifá, Vodou, Candomblé, Santería, ancestor veneration as living practice. Severely underweight here.
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Secular spiritualities — the contemplative-atheist tradition (Sam Harris's *Waking Up*, the secular-mindfulness movement), Stoic practice, the philosophical-as-spiritual exercise tradition Pierre Hadot recovered. The orientation does not require theism, and the entry should make that clearer.
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Spiritual ecology as a distinct concept page — Thomas Berry, Joanna Macy, deep ecology, dark-green religion. Currently folded in here; deserves its own entry.
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The relationship between spirituality and grief — see [[grief]]. Every tradition has practices for sorrow; the entry currently does not develop this.
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[[sourdough-starter|The Mother]] (Mirra Alfassa) as a figure in her own right — currently under-named here.
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Auroville as an experimental community.
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The Integral Yoga as a continuing practice tradition.
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Aurobindo's politics — the radical years, the eventual disengagement from the independence movement, the controversial neutrality during World War II.
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*Savitri* as a literary work; nearly invisible in mainstream English literary studies, despite being one of the longest serious poems in the language.
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Tidal & marine — the [[billion-oyster-project|Billion Oyster Project]]'s SI-adjacent work, the wetland restorations, the Lemon Creek Park side of the borough's water story
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[[food-sovereignty|Food sovereignty]] layer — community gardens through [[greenthumb-nyc|GreenThumb NYC]], school gardens, the kitchens that source SI-grown produce
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Repair / refill / circulator infrastructure — what exists on the borough specifically (this is the empty edge of [[directory|the directory]]'s SI coverage)
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Hempcrete pilot opportunity — [[annadale|Staten Island]]'s housing stock is largely 1-3 family wood-frame; substrate for the first hempcrete home in NYC could plausibly be here
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The early Greek Stoa (Zeno, Cleanthes, Chrysippus) in greater detail.
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The Stoic-Christian relationship — Stoic absorption into early Christian thought.
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Contemporary Stoic practice as a continuing community.
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Stoicism and CBT — the cognitive-behavioral therapy lineage.
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Stoic political theory — the Stoic conception of cosmopolitanism.
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Detailed account of the Young Farmers Conference programming
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The specific crop varieties they steward — many are heirloom and rare; their genetics work is undersung
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[[dan-barber|Dan Barber]]'s *Third Plate* philosophy and how it translates back to the farm's practices
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The financial model — how does a [[farm|working farm]] + restaurant + nonprofit + education center actually balance?
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The Marin Carbon Project specifically
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The Marin-Sonoma regional organic-dairy-and-cheese economy
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[[biogas|Methane digester]] technology and on-farm biogas adoption
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The Albert Straus political-economic positioning
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Comparative case study with [[maple-hill-creamery|Maple Hill]], [[organic-valley|Organic Valley]], Stonyfield
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The Yeomans Plow specifically as an instrument
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Comparative effects of moldboard, chisel, and Yeomans subsoiling on soil-microbiome continuity
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Cover-crop deep-taproot species ([[tillage-radish|daikon radish]], sunn hemp, alfalfa) as biological subsoilers
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Compaction measurement tools (penetrometer, bulk density sampling)
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Specific carrying-capacity case studies — overshoot-and-collapse documented in Diamond's *Collapse*; Joseph Tainter's *Collapse of Complex Societies*; specific archaeological cases (Easter Island, Maya, Greenland Norse)
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The Limits to Growth update literature — the 30-year and 50-year retrospectives; Graham Turner's tracking of the standard-run scenario; subsequent system-dynamics work
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Planetary boundaries in detail — each of the nine, with current status, key uncertainties, methodological debates
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Doughnut Economics implementation cases — Amsterdam, Brussels, the Welsh government, various municipal pilots
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Specific post-growth economic models — Tim Jackson and Peter Victor's modeling; degrowth scenarios; the LowGrow SFC model
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Indigenous sufficiency practices in detail — primary-source documentation of specific traditions; first-salmon ceremonies, seventh-generation principles, traditional fire management
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Buddhist economics — E. F. Schumacher's *Small Is Beautiful*; the modern Buddhist economics literature; specific monastery-economic models
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Daoist sufficiency teachings in primary text — direct quotation from the Tao Te Ching and other sources
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The intersection with energy — sufficiency in energy terms; the concept of "energy quotas" as sufficiency policy
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The intersection with happiness research — Easterlin paradox, set-point theory, the relationship between income and well-being above subsistence
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The early ascetic period (Hasan al-Basri, [[rabia-of-basra|Rabia of Basra]], Ibrahim ibn Adham) before Sufism was named as such.
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[[ibn-arabi|Ibn 'Arabi]]'s metaphysics — *wahdat al-wujud* (the unity of being) deserves its own concept entry.
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The orders in detail — each major *tariqa* warrants its own treatment.
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[[rabia-of-basra|Rabia of Basra]] — the great early woman mystic — and the broader role of women in Sufism.
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West African Sufism (Tijaniyya, Muridiyya) currently underrepresented; vast living traditions.
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Sufism and music — qawwali, sema, the variety of musical practice across the orders.
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Sufism in the contemporary West — the Inayat Khan lineage, Pir Vilayat, the Beshara school, Reshad Feild, and others.
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The 12 sun mantras as their own treatment — the names, the *bīja* mantras, the deities.
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108 sun salutations as ritual practice — when and why it is performed, in what communities.
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The Aundh school's full physical-culture program — sūryanamaskāra was part of a larger curriculum.
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The [[swami-sivananda|Sivananda]] variant — [[swami-sivananda|Swami Sivananda]]'s lineage taught a slightly different sequence with its own modifications.
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The Indian-state controversy — the legal and religious-political debate over mandatory *sūryanamaskāra* in state schools.
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The deep biochemistry of photosynthesis (light-dependent / light-independent reactions, RuBisCO, C₃/C₄/CAM)
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The history of solar science (Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, stellar nucleosynthesis, the solar neutrino problem and its resolution)
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[[solar-pv|Solar photovoltaic]] technology and the energy transition
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Comparative solar mythology in greater depth — particularly Indigenous traditions of the Americas, Africa, Australia
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UV biology: DNA damage, nucleotide excision repair, melanin's evolutionary history
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The biological basis of seasonal affect; phototherapy protocols
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Cosmic context: the Sun as one of ~200 billion stars in the Milky Way; the Drake equation framing
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Geomorphological evidence on multi-decade swale performance
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Comparison with keyline plowing on broadacre scale
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The Loess Plateau (China) restoration project as the largest documented swale-and-terrace landscape rehydration
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Andean *waru waru* and Mesoamerican *chinampa* as indigenous antecedents
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Ramakrishna as a standalone entry — the unlettered Bengali mystic whose realization Vivekananda transmitted.
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Sarada Devi — Ramakrishna's wife and spiritual partner; the *Holy Mother* of the lineage.
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The Ramakrishna Mission's contemporary work — hospitals, schools, disaster relief; what the institutional realization looks like.
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The Vivekananda / Hindutva problem — the contested appropriation of his legacy.
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The Himalayan period — the seven years with Rāmamohana Brahmacāri; what is verifiable, what is hagiography.
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*Yoga Rahasya* — the *recovered* Nāthamuni text; the question of authorship, the *viniyoga* content.
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Krishnamacharya and Āyurveda — the integration he practiced, mostly lost in the global transmission.
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The women students — beyond [[indra-devi|Indra Devi]], who else; the gender dynamics of the Mysore śālā.
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The Mawangdui and Guodian discoveries in detail.
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Wang Bi's commentary (3rd c. CE) — the most influential traditional commentary; shaped how the text was read for fifteen centuries.
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The Heshang Gong commentary — the older interpretive tradition reading the text as a manual of self-cultivation rather than as a political-philosophical document.
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The text in Chan/Zen reception — how Daoist concepts shaped the emerging Chinese Buddhist tradition.
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Translation politics — what is at stake in the choice between *[[daoism|the Way]]*, *the Dao*, *the Tao*, and various paraphrases.
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*Computer Lib / Dream Machines* in detail — primary-text ingest of the 1974 edition; specific quotations on what computing could become
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*Literary Machines* in detail — the full Xanadu architecture, the 17 rules in their most detailed form, the proposed economics
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The micropayment-and-transclusion economic argument — what the substrate-level micropayments Nelson proposed would imply for the modern attention economy if implemented
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Specific Xanadu prototypes — OpenXanadu (2014), Xanadu Space (2007), historical prototypes
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The relationship to ZigZag, his later structural-data project — where the Xanadu thread continues
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The criticism literature — what the academic and engineering communities have said about Xanadu's feasibility, where they are right and where they are uncharitable
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The converso heritage as background to her psychology and theology — how being from a once-Jewish family shaped her devotional life.
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The Inquisition investigation and Teresa's strategies for writing theology as a woman in a hostile institutional setting.
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Her relationship with [[john-of-the-cross|John of the Cross]] as co-reformer — letters, mutual influence, the differences between their temperaments.
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The Discalced Carmelite tradition she founded as a continuing living lineage (Thérèse of Lisieux, Edith Stein, Teresa of Calcutta in her own way).
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The Banaue rice terraces (Philippines, UNESCO)
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Andean *andenes* and the Inca agricultural empire
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Cinque Terre and Mediterranean dry-stone terrace traditions
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Lynchet (Britain), *bancales* (Spain), *liadhain* (Levant) — regional terrace forms
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Modern terrace abandonment as a landscape-erosion crisis
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The downwinders nuclear-cancer history and the *Refuge* family
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Bears Ears National Monument as a working public-lands case
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The Mormon-environmentalist tradition (Williams, Stephen Trimble, the *Sunstone* and *Dialogue* archives)
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Williams's work with the Harvard Divinity School's Environmental Humanities
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Welfare lens — what operating-margin care looks like as a practice, not just a battery clamp.
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Multi-1 coordination lens — what changes when grounds host many 1s; whether swarms get their own identity layer.
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Public-facing 1s lens — the day a 1 has a public-facing account, posts updates, replies to humans about its own runs.
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Retirement and inheritance lens — what it means to hand a slug forward when the body changes; the platform's stance on continuity when hardware is swapped.
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The dating-of-passages question — what the textual scholarship has and has not been able to establish.
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Confucius as person vs Confucius as tradition — a careful distinction much developed in modern scholarship.
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Confucius and ritual — *li* in detail, what Confucius actually meant by it.
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Disciples — Yan Hui, Zilu, Zigong, Zixia, Zigao; the personalities of the *Analects* beyond Confucius himself.
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The English mystical flourishing of the late 14th century in its own right (the Cloud author, Walter Hilton, Richard Rolle, [[julian-of-norwich|Julian of Norwich]], Margery Kempe).
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The author's English translation of Pseudo-Dionysius as a window into how the Greek apophatic tradition reached the English vernacular.
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The [[centering-prayer|Centering Prayer]] movement as the *Cloud*'s most consequential modern reception — deserves its own entry.
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The longer *Prajñāpāramitā* sūtras as the broader literary family.
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The Nattier hypothesis in detail — the textual-historical question.
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The mantra as a contemplative phrase — how it has been used in practice.
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East Asian commentary tradition — the Chan, Zen, and Tendai readings.
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Tibetan reading — the *Heart Sūtra* in the Madhyamaka philosophical context.
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The Hümmel forest and Wohlleben Forest Academy
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The German forestry-and-ecology tradition (continuous-cover forestry, Plenterwald)
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The Karst-et-al critique and the ongoing scientific debate
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The companion books' extensions to animals, broader nature, and the heart
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The silkworm metaphor and how it carries the book's theology.
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The sixth mansions as the longest and most complex section — the contemplative psychology of the betrothal stage.
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The practical use of the *Castle* in modern spiritual direction (Carmelite formation, ecumenical contemplative networks).
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The Mevlevi commentary tradition in detail (Ankaravi, Gölpınarlı, the modern Turkish scholarship).
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*Fal-e Masnavi* as a popular practice — the *Masnavi* used for spiritual guidance, like Hafiz.
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The opening reed-flute passage as a piece of contemplative theology in itself.
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Modern Iranian engagement — Soroush, Shafiei Kadkani, and others.
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Helen and Scott Nearing, the Maine homesteading tradition Coleman emerged from
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The European biointensive lineage (Jean-Martin Fortier's predecessors, Alan Chadwick's Biodynamic-French intensive)
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*The Winter Harvest Handbook* and the cold-climate four-season production system
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Specific Coleman-developed tools (the broadfork as Coleman's tool, soil blockers, the wide-grid [[cucumber|cucumber]] trellis)
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The corn-as-political-economy chapter and its connection to U.S. farm policy
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The Earthbound Farm / industrial-organic case study at depth
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The hunting-and-foraging chapter and its philosophical layer
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The young-readers edition (2009) which made the book curricular at K-12 scale
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The book's specific chapters — many warrant their own concept pages (especially the chapters on rice cultivation, the relationship between food and human health, and the longer reflections on science and discrimination)
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Larry Korn's introduction — Korn was the principal English translator and his introduction frames [[masanobu-fukuoka|Fukuoka]] for Western readers; worth its own ingest pass
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The 2009 [[beacon-ny|New York]] Review Books Classics edition with foreword by [[frances-moore-lappe|Frances Moore Lappé]] — adds important contemporary context
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Comparative reading with biodynamic literature (Steiner) and with [[korean-natural-farming|Korean Natural Farming]] literature (Cho Han Kyu) — three different non-industrial paradigms, useful to compare side-by-side
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What [[masanobu-fukuoka|Fukuoka]]'s actual farm looked like in detail — daily and seasonal rhythms; the specific crops; what visitors saw
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The relationship to Simard's career arc and the forest-mycorrhizal-network science
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Powers's earlier novels (*The Echo Maker*, *Generosity*) and the through-line to *The Overstory*
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The Pacific Northwest forest-defense history (Earth First!, Redwood Summer, Julia Butterfly Hill on Luna)
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The novel's after-life: book clubs, the related streaming adaptation in development, the spawned [[reforestation|tree-planting]] initiatives
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Sabbath in Christian tradition — the parallel and dependent traditions of Sunday observance, Sabbatarianism, and contemporary Christian Sabbath-recovery.
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Sabbath ecology — the seven-year *shmita* and fifty-year *yovel* (Jubilee) extensions of Sabbath logic into agricultural and economic life. [[wendell-berry|Wendell Berry]] has written on this.
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The technology question — what *not making* means in a digital age; this lens has emerged since Heschel's writing.
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The book's relationship to the Lurianic tradition of Sabbath bride imagery (Lekhah Dodi).
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The Northeast [[organic-agriculture|Organic Farming]] Association tradition and how *The Soul of Soil* fits in it
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The [[william-albrecht|Albrecht]] / Kinsey mineral-balance tradition's continuation through the book
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Comparative analysis: *The Soul of Soil* vs *Building Soils for Better Crops* (Magdoff & van Es) vs *Teaming with Microbes* (Lowenfels & Lewis)
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Grace Gershuny's role at USDA in the National Organic Program development
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Klaas Martens and Lakeview Organic Grain (NY) as the "Soil" section anchor
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The *dehesa* multi-species silvopasture system in Iberia
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[[anson-mills|Anson Mills]] (Glenn Roberts) and the Southern heritage-grains revival
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Row 7 Seed Company and the chef-breeder partnerships
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Each of the cosmological epochs as treated in the book — chapter by chapter.
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The book's reception in Catholic theology in detail.
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The relationship to *Laudato Si'*.
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The descendant *Journey of the Universe* materials.
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Critiques from scientific, theological, and other directions.
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Specific essays from the book that warrant their own concept pages: *"[[solving-for-pattern|Solving for Pattern]]"* (already started), *"The Body and the Earth"*, *"Margins"*, *"The Agricultural Crisis as a Crisis of Culture"*
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The 1996 afterword in detail (it's where Berry hardened his judgment after twenty years of [[industrial-agriculture|industrial agriculture]]'s continued advance)
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Berry's specific recommendations and what's been tried since — what has the regenerative movement actually achieved against the trends he diagnosed?
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Comparative reading with [[aldo-leopold|Aldo Leopold]]'s *[[a-sand-county-almanac|Sand County Almanac]]* (1949) — Berry's most-acknowledged predecessor
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Yājñavalkya as a figure — the great Upaniṣadic sage of the *Bṛhadāraṇyaka*.
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The *neti, neti* passage as a piece of [[apophatic-theology|apophatic theology]].
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The Naciketas dialogue of the *Kaṭha Upaniṣad* — the encounter with Yama, lord of death.
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The *Māṇḍūkya* as the densest of the principal Upaniṣads; deserves separate treatment.
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AUM as a syllable and contemplative practice — own entry.
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The four *mahāvākyas*— each deserves separate treatment.
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Indo-Iranian context — the Upaniṣadic tradition in dialogue with the early Iranian religious traditions (Zoroastrianism's Gathas).
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The Truth Mandala in detail.
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The Council of All Beings as a continuing practice.
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Macy's relationship to Tibetan Buddhism and the broader Buddhist tradition.
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The Active Hope frame of the 2012 book.
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The international network of facilitators in detail.
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Macy's own biographical formation — Sarvodaya, [[deep-ecology|deep ecology]], the broader integration.
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The de León circle in detail — the social and intellectual context of 13th-c. Castilian Kabbalah.
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The *Idrot* as the densest theosophical material.
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Reception in Lurianic Safed — how the *Zohar* was read by [[isaac-luria|Isaac Luria]] and his circle.
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The Hasidic engagement with the *Zohar* through Lurianic intermediaries.
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The Christian Kabbalah's use of the *Zohar* in early-modern Europe (Knorr von Rosenroth's Latin *Kabbala Denudata*).
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The Maximus the Confessor treatment in detail; one of the deepest theological minds of the patristic period and currently underrepresented here.
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The Palamite controversy itself — the 14th-century theological dispute — as a piece of intellectual history.
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The Finnish Lutheran school (Tuomo Mannermaa and successors) reading theosis back into Luther.
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Theosis and contemporary cosmology — Bruteau, contemporary Russian Orthodox engagement with science.
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Comparative parallels with Buddhist *bodhicitta*, Sufi *baqā*, Vedantic *moksha* — careful work, not flattening.
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The early Engaged Buddhist movement in Vietnam, the School of Youth for Social Service, the thirteen killed workers.
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The Merton meeting of 1966 and the friendship that followed.
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*Interbeing* as a piece of contemporary Buddhist philosophy and ecological theology.
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The [[plum-village|Plum Village]] community as a continuing institution; its current direction post-Thay.
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The [[plum-village|Order of Interbeing]] as a model for lay engaged practice.
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The Riverdale Center as Berry's working base.
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Berry and Teilhard — the lineage Berry continues from Teilhard de Chardin.
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The Ecozoic as a concept deserving its own treatment.
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Berry's Asian formation — China, Sanskrit, Hindu thought — as substantial influence on his work.
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The Catholic theological reception — the substantial debate over Berry's relationship to traditional Catholic theology.
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The Berrigan correspondence and Merton's role in shaping Catholic peace witness during Vietnam.
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The Suzuki correspondence and the Christian–Zen dialogue in detail.
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The late hermitage journals as nature writing — the bird and weather notes, the Kentucky landscape — deserve treatment alongside the contemplative theology.
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The affair with M. as it appears in the journals; how readers in his lineage have come to think about it.
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Merton's final Asian Journal in detail — the Dalai Lama meetings, Polonnaruwa.
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Specific Haudenosaunee teachings — primary sources, traditional accounts, the planting and harvest ceremonies in their full context. This entry is currently an outsider's summary; it deserves to be supplemented by primary or near-primary tribal publications.
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The milpa system in detail — its companion species, its multi-year fallow cycles, the specific Mayan and Mesoamerican varieties, the contemporary state of milpa under pressure from industrial corn
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Specific corn, bean, and squash varieties developed over millennia for the system — the diversity of seed lineages and the seed-keeping networks that maintain them
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The Four Sisters / [[sunflower|sunflower]] variant — when and where the fourth species is incorporated
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Modern adaptations — gardener-scale Three Sisters plantings; commercial farms attempting to adapt the system; what works at scale and what doesn't
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Comparative companion-planting traditions worldwide — Andean *chacra* systems, African intercropping traditions, [[rice|Asian rice]]-fish-duck integrated systems; the Three Sisters as one example of a wider family
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Thymol pharmacology in detail — specific antimicrobial mechanisms; spectrum of activity; comparison with synthetic broad-spectrum antimicrobials; current commercial uses
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The Listerine story — the 1879 founding, what it was originally marketed for (everything from gonorrhea to dandruff!); how it became a mass-market product
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Specific *Thymus* species — wild thyme (*T. serpyllum*), creeping thyme cultivars, lemon thyme (*T. citriodorus*); chemotype variations
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Za'atar spice blend in detail — the herb-blend tradition, the Middle Eastern dietary culture around it
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Bee-friendliness and thyme honey — the regional honey-production traditions, especially in Greece and Provence
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Energetic / TCM and Ayurvedic integration of thyme (relatively recent given non-native origin to East/South Asia)
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Modern veterinary use — thymol for varroa mite treatment in beekeeping; other organic-veterinary applications
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Wild apple genetics in detail — *Malus sieversii* taxonomy, current research efforts to preserve the [[genetic-diversity|genetic diversity]], modern breeding work drawing on wild material
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Tengrism as its own cultural-tradition entity — the mountain-sacred shamanism; what it sees in the Tian Shan
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Silk Road specific cities — Kashgar, Samarkand, Bukhara as place entities
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Specific peoples — Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uyghur, Uzbek, Tajik with proper cultural attribution
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Specific protected areas — the UNESCO designations; Issyk-Kul; Khan Tengri; Ala Archa
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Climate-adaptation work in the region — what's being done about glacier loss; agricultural responses
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Arslanbob walnut forest — the world's largest natural walnut forest deserves its own treatment
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Snow leopards and other Tian Shan endemic fauna
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The 1989 proposal in primary form — the original CERN document is publicly available; specific quotations on what he was trying to do
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The Solid architecture in detail — pods, WebID, access control, the technical work that has been done so far, where it has succeeded and where it has stalled
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The W3C standards process — how the multi-stakeholder model has worked and where it has struggled
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The Semantic Web in detail — what was promised, what was delivered, why the gap, what role schema.org and modern knowledge graphs play in the actual fulfillment of those ideas
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The relationship to the OSI and Internet Engineering Task Force standards traditions — Berners-Lee as one of multiple internet-era infrastructure architects
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The Inrupt commercial trajectory — Solid as a deployed system, where it actually runs
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The Japanese timber-framing tradition specifically
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Tedd Benson and Bensonwood Homes
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The Timber Framers Guild
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The [[poconos|Pennsylvania]]-Amish-Mennonite living tradition
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Specific historic North American timber-framed buildings
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The 2012 controversy and its aftermath — what specifically happened, how the international community responded, the current institutional landscape.
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Yoga therapy as a discipline — the protocols, the credentialing, the medical-interface work.
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The European *viniyoga* networks — substantial and under-credited in English-language literature.
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Kausthub Desikachar's pre-2012 work — significant academic and practical contributions that the controversy has tended to obscure.
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The history of specific Indigenous tobacco cultivars and seed-saving lineages — most has been preserved orally and in community archives, not in academic literature
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Comparative pharmacology of *Nicotiana rustica* vs *tabacum* — there is real scientific work on this and it is mostly inaccessible to non-specialists
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The interaction of tobacco and Christianity, Islam, and other introduced religions in colonized regions — [[daoism|the way]] each tradition absorbed or condemned the practice
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Vaping, e-cigarettes, and the modern resurgence of nicotine delivery technologies as the latest chapter
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The economics of post-industrial-tobacco land-use — what former tobacco-growing regions ([[asheville|North Carolina]], parts of Brazil) have done with the land
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Teun van de Keuken's 2003 journalism investigation and the founding
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The 5 Sourcing Principles in operational detail
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The Open Chain initiative and its uptake
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The 2021 child-labor investigation and Tony's response
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The Barry Callebaut partnership controversy
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Yin-Yang as its own concept page (next ingest pass)
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Food energetics as its own concept page — the warming/cooling/sweet/sour classification system that bridges TCM to the wiki's food entries
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Channel and meridian theory in detail — too technical for this initial pass
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Specific organ systems (Lung, Heart, Liver, Spleen, Kidney etc.) each potentially as Body System entities
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TCM herb materia medica — major TCM herbs that don't overlap with the W2.1 European herb batch (Bo He / mint, Dan Shen / sage relative, [[astragalus|Huang Qi]] / [[astragalus|astragalus]], Ren Shen / ginseng, etc.)
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Comparative: TCM vs Ayurveda (when added) vs European herbalism (when added) — where they converge, where they diverge
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Modern integration: how TCM is being taught in U.S. medical schools, integrative-medicine programs; the WHO classifications; specific peer-reviewed integrative work
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Critique in fuller detail: pseudoscience claims; herb supply-chain contamination concerns; ethical issues around endangered animal-derived ingredients
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TEEBAgriFood initiative in detail — methodology, regional pilot studies, current status
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IPES-Food reports — specific recent reports on food system transformation
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Rockefeller Foundation True Cost of Food report (2021) — U.S.-specific numbers
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Specific industrial-vs-regenerative cost comparisons — empirical case studies at the farm and product level
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Climate change cost projections for food systems specifically
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Indigenous and traditional food economies — what TCA looks like applied to systems that operate outside conventional market accounting
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Carbon pricing and other market mechanisms that attempt to internalize specific externalities; their limitations
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Albert and Murdena Marshall as figures in their own right.
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The Integrative Science program at CBU as a continuing institution.
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Specific applications — fisheries, health, conservation biology — each deserves more detailed treatment.
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The IPBES integration of ILK as a piece of contemporary global science policy.
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Mi'kmaq tradition more broadly — the wiki currently has very little on it.
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Comparable frames — the *braided knowledge* ([[robin-wall-kimmerer|Kimmerer]]), *parallel paths* (Williams), *[[kincentric-ecology|kincentric ecology]]* (Salmón) frames that share family resemblance with two-eyed seeing.
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Peasant testimony in original Swahili and translation — what the people who were villagized said about the experience in their own voices
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Comparative African socialist projects — Sankara's Burkina Faso, Cabral's Guinea-Bissau, post-independence Mozambique, what the comparative pattern teaches
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Post-Ujamaa rural Tanzania — what stayed from the program (some infrastructure; some village structures), what reverted, and what the long-term cultural impact has been
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Indigenous frameworks for cooperative practice — well-documented African and global Indigenous cooperation systems that did and do work; what Ujamaa got wrong about its own claimed source
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Specific NOVA Group 4 sub-categories and their distinct health profiles
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The Kevin Hall metabolic ward study in detail
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Industry response to NOVA — challenges, alternative classifications, scientific disputes
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Country-by-country UPF consumption patterns and trajectories
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Specific additive categories (emulsifiers, artificial sweeteners) and their independent effects
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The overlap between ultra-processed food and food-desert / food-access issues
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Children's diets and ultra-processed food
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Specific city programs ([[portland-or|Portland]], [[minneapolis|Minneapolis]], NYC, Pittsburgh, Seattle) at depth
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The American Forests Tree Equity Score initiative
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Emerald ash borer and the urban-canopy-loss crisis
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The i-Tree software ecosystem
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Comparative international urban-forestry (Singapore, Melbourne, Vancouver)
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The CSA directory ingest — same script, `--kind csa`, but the schema differs (no FMID-equivalent stable key; rows are keyed differently). Worth doing when CSA visibility becomes a platform priority.
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Refresh cadence — USDA refreshes irregularly; a periodic check (every 3–6 months) and an automated diff against the previous ingest would surface market closures and openings.
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Quality flags — some rows are stale, mislabeled, or have empty addresses. The ingest script could grow a quality-flag pass that downgrades or hides obviously-broken rows.
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State directories — many states maintain their own farmers-market directories with finer detail than the federal one (e.g., NY State Department of Agriculture and Markets). State-data ingest is a clean future extension of the same pipeline.
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Local Harvest, [[slow-food|Slow Food]] USA — these are non-federal sources with overlapping but distinct coverage; license is more restrictive but worth investigating if federal coverage proves insufficient.
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Successful long-running utopias — Bruderhof, Hutterites, Amish communities, certain Bhutanese institutions; what made them last and what they cost the participants
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Indigenous sustainable governance — many pre-colonial Indigenous societies maintained sustainable abundance for centuries or millennia; their structures are under-studied as utopian-design references
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Ecovillage and contemporary intentional community failure modes — what's been learned from Findhorn, Auroville, the FIC (Fellowship for Intentional Community) member network since the 1990s
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Cooperative and worker-owned business failures — Mondragón, Fagor's collapse, the Plywood Co-operatives of the Pacific Northwest as separate failure-mode lineages
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The B-Corp, benefit-corporation, and similar legal-organizational frameworks as continuing institutional question.
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Cooperative structures as alternative organizational forms.
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The mission-protection question — how organizational structures protect mission alignment from drift over time.
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The relationship to ESG and sustainability frameworks — what the platform takes from these and what it does not.
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Honest marketing as continuing practice.
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"[[bush-as-we-may-think-1945|As We May Think]]" in primary form — direct quotation from the 1945 *Atlantic* essay, ingested in full. Available freely online.
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The wartime science-administration role in detail — the [[manhattan|Manhattan]] Project administration, the OSRD, the relationship with FDR
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Science, the Endless Frontier as a separate entry — the report that led to the NSF
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The Differential Analyzer — Bush's 1930s analog computer, an important early computing milestone
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The relationship to the Roosevelt administration and the post-war science establishment — historical context for who Bush was politically and what he was trying to achieve
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Comparison with H. G. Wells's *World Brain* (1937) — the speculative-knowledge-organization tradition Bush was writing within
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A machine-readable form — the roadmap is currently human prose; a structured frontmatter or a sidecar YAML would make it queryable from scripts.
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An automated detector — a script that flags entries containing "rests on widely-known characterizations" or similar phrasings and surfaces them here.
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A CI gate — pages crossing some load-bearing threshold (inbound link count, citations from other entries) could be required to clear the roadmap before being treated as canonical.
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Bādarāyaṇa and the Brahma Sūtras as a text in their own right.
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Rāmānuja as a figure deserving full treatment; the Viśiṣṭādvaita synthesis is currently underrepresented here.
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Madhva and Dvaita Vedānta.
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The Bengali Vaiṣṇava tradition and Caitanya's *acintya-bheda-abheda*.
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*Māyā* as a concept deserving its own entry.
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*Brahman* and *ātman* as concepts deserving their own entries.
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The Neo-Vedānta debate — what is gained and what is lost in the modern presentation of Advaita as the central or essential Hindu tradition.
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Specific large-cohort studies (Adventist Health Study 2, EPIC-Oxford, NutriNet-Santé) and what they actually found
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The vegan/vegetarian boundary in dharmic traditions — Jain, Hindu, Buddhist nuance
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Children, pregnancy, athletes — life-stage and high-demand vegan eating
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Vegan-flexitarian gradient (reducetarian, plant-based-most-meals)
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Operator-side: what makes a vegan business [[mission-district-sf|mission]]-aligned vs branded
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Pescatarian as a contested boundary case
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Cultural variation in what "vegetarian" includes (eggs, ghee, paneer, honey, fish stock, gelatin)
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Vegetarian children, pregnancy, elderly nutrition
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The Loma Linda Adventist Health Study findings in detail
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Vegetarian operators across [[directory|the directory]]'s bioregions
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[[vietnamese-creole-new-orleans-east|Village de l'Est]] specifically — its post-1975 founding, community organizing, Mary Queen of Vietnam CDC
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The Old Gentilly Landfill defeat (a major environmental-justice case study)
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The BP Deepwater Horizon spill impact on Vietnamese-American Gulf shrimping
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Comparative refugee-and-immigrant urban agriculture cases (Hmong farmers in St. Paul, Somali Bantu farmers in Boise)
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*Eisenia fetida* biology and the comparison with deep-burrowing earthworms
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Commercial vermicompost producers and the agricultural-scale supply chain
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The auxin/gibberellin/cytokinin chemistry and the plant-growth-promoting effect
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Mary Appelhof and the household-vermicomposting movement
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The microbiology of the Vermont Compost finished product (cited in research literature)
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Comparison with other commercial-scale organic potting mix producers (Coast of Maine, Beautiful Land Products)
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Karl Hammer's writings and talks as a small-corpus archive
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The Montpelier food-waste stream economy
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Energy-cost detail by configuration — agrivoltaic + heat-pump + LED tuning, with worked numbers
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Failure-mode catalogue — what specifically killed AeroFarms, Jones Food, Podponics
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Community-scale designs — small, neighborhood-owned vertical farms vs. VC-funded scale plays
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The Deloria family lineage — Philip Deloria, Vine Sr., Ella Deloria, Philip J. Deloria (Vine Jr.'s son, historian at Harvard). Few American intellectual families compare.
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The post-Wounded Knee II political moment and Deloria's role in it.
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The argument about *place over time* in detail; one of the most generative pieces of Native theology.
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The Red Earth, White Lies controversy and the question of indigenous epistemology vs. mainstream science.
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Plastic medicine men as a continuing problem in non-indigenous engagement with Native traditions.
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Ledi Sayadaw — the late-19th-century Burmese teacher whose work began the lay-accessibility revival; deserves separate treatment.
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The Goenka method vs the Mahasi method — two distinctive contemporary lineages worth comparing.
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Western Insight teachers as figures in their own right.
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Vipassanā and trauma — contemporary work on how these practices can re-traumatize and on how they can be adapted (David Treleaven, others).
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Vipassanā and clinical mindfulness — the Kabat-Zinn tradition's relationship to its Theravāda source.
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Specific Lwa — Legba, Erzulie (Freda and Dantor), Damballah, Ogou, Baron Samedi, etc., each deserving their own treatment.
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The Bois Caïman ceremony and the spiritual dimension of the Haitian Revolution.
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The Haitian diaspora and Vodou today.
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The relationship to Catholicism — practitioners who hold both as integrated.
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The U.S. occupation of Haiti (1915–34) and its impact on Vodou suppression and stigmatization.
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Watershed governance and the bioregional movement (see [[bioregion]])
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The [[biotic-pump|biotic pump]] hypothesis: forests as continental moisture engines
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Specific aquifer crises: [[ogallala-aquifer|Ogallala]], North China Plain, Indo-Gangetic
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Specific contamination case studies: Flint, PFAS in US groundwater, arsenic in Bangladesh
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The Aral Sea and irrigation-driven ecosystem collapse
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Cape Town "[[cape-town-day-zero|Day Zero]]" and the politics of urban water rationing
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Water-rights-of-nature: Atrato (Colombia), Ganges/Yamuna (India), Ecuadorian constitutional cases
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Specific traditional water-tending practices: qanats (Persian), zai pits (West African), [[keyline-design|keyline design]] (P. A. Yeomans), [[holistic-management|holistic management]] (Allan Savory)
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The [[land-trust-alliance|Land Trust Alliance]]'s role in watershed-scale conservation
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Specific watershed-restoration case histories (Klamath dam removal, Connecticut River shad return, Bronx River urban watershed)
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Watershed councils as a governance form
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Indigenous co-management of watersheds (Klamath Tribes, Confederated Salish and Kootenai, Maori iwi)
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His ecological / scientific positions on specific practices ([[cover-cropping|cover cropping]], perennial grain agriculture)
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His religious and theological writing (the Christian-[[agrarianism|agrarian tradition]])
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His political positions (against the death penalty, against the Iraq war, for marriage equality — all argued from agrarian premises)
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His refusal of computers (widely reported but not in the Wikipedia entry I sourced from — needs primary citation before claiming)
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The specific Berry → [[joel-salatin|Salatin]] influence chain — [[joel-salatin|Salatin]] has acknowledged Berry; primary sources needed
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His correspondence with [[wes-jackson|Wes Jackson]] on perennial agriculture
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John Cummings's biography and the funding-and-acquisition story
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Ibrahima Seck's interpretive framework specifically
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The [[arabi|Louisiana]] Slave Database project (Gwendolyn Midlo Hall)
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Comparative analysis with peer plantation interpretive sites (McLeod Plantation SC, [[magnolia|Magnolia]] Plantation LA, Smithsonian NMAAHC)
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The River Road plantation tourism economy and the slow shift in interpretive practice
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NOVA classification edge cases and debates (where exactly does cheese sit; where does [[sourdough|sourdough]] sit; where does olive oil sit)
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The Kevin Hall NIH metabolic ward study in detail
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Cooking as the missing skill — and how cooking-skill loss enables ultra-processed dependence
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The economics of whole-food eating — cost barrier and what shifts it
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Specific ultra-processed-food categories worth understanding (industrial seed oils, isolate-based "protein" products, sugar-substitute drinks)
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The Wikimedia Foundation in detail — governance, funding, the relationship with the volunteer community, recent strategic shifts (the 2030 Movement Strategy)
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Specific governance crises and how they were resolved — Seigenthaler 2005, Essjay 2007, the 2014 Wikimedia Visual Editor rollout, the recent ChatGPT-content disputes
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NPOV in detail — the policy text, the dispute-resolution mechanisms, where it works and where it doesn't
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The coverage-gap initiatives — Women in Red, the Wikipedia Library, other systematic efforts to address editor-demographic skew
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Wikipedia in non-English languages — the very different cultures and policies of, e.g., German, Chinese, Spanish Wikipedias
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Wikidata — the structured-data sister project, increasingly the substrate that LLM systems use to ground claims
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Comparison with Citizendium, Encyclopedia of Earth, and other expert-edited alternatives — what they tried, why they didn't scale
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*Zizania palustris* and *Z. aquatica* botany — the difference, the range, the ecology
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White Earth Band Rights of [[wild-rice|Manoomin]] law as legal precedent
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The Menominee Tribe ([[viroqua|Wisconsin]]) wild-rice tradition specifically
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Sustainable Asian-derived "wild rice" cultivation (paddy rice marketed as wild rice) and how it relates and differs
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Charles Walters and *Acres USA* as substantial continuing institution.
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The base saturation controversy in scientific detail.
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Calcium in agronomy as substantial continuing topic.
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Albrecht-school consultants as continuing practitioner network.
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The food-as-medicine discourse in contemporary form.
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The 1934–1942 Prairie States Forestry Project specifically
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The British hedgerow tradition and its 20th-century loss
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Specific species-selection by region
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The USDA National Agroforestry Center
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Comparative analysis: U.S. shelterbelt, European hedgerow, Indian *bandh* tradition
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Cook Ding as a piece of philosophy — the cook-and-the-ox passage as a meditation in its own right.
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Wu wei in Confucian governance — the political application.
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Wu wei in the martial arts — Aikido in particular, but the wider tradition.
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Wu wei and flow state — the contemporary psychological literature.
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Wu wei and ecological practice — non-coercive action with land, water, soil; potentially fertile ground for [[0mn1one|the platform]]'s regenerative work.
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TCM ([[traditional-chinese-medicine|Traditional Chinese Medicine]]) specifics on yarrow beyond divination — energetic properties, formulas
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Modern peer-reviewed research on the documented bioactive compounds (especially achilleine, the alkaloid most-cited for hemostatic effect)
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European folk-magic in fuller detail — yarrow under the pillow on St. John's Eve, yarrow at weddings
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Indigenous knowledge attribution — the bare summary above flattens distinctive practices across many nations; specific tribal sources would deepen and properly attribute
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Foraging and ID — distinguishing yarrow from poisonous look-alikes (water hemlock, queen anne's lace) at field-guide depth
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Garden cultivation — propagation by division, soil preferences, harvest timing for different uses
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The book's specific chapters in detail — particularly the dietary chapters in Suwen
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The history of redaction — what we know about which parts were added when
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Major Chinese commentaries across two millennia — Wang Bing's 8th-century edition, Ming and Qing dynasty commentators
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Comparative reading with [[grieve-modern-herbal|Grieve]] — what European herbalism organized differently
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Modern translations and editions — Paul Unschuld's annotated translations are the gold standard in English
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The book's reception in Japan (kanpo), Korea, Vietnam, and the broader East Asian medical sphere
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The continuing political/legal struggle over wolf populations outside park boundaries — delisting, state-level hunts, the persistent rancher–conservationist conflict
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The Mexican gray wolf reintroduction in the Southwest, slower and more contested
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Reintroductions globally: lynx in Europe, wolves in the Netherlands and France, the Iberian lynx
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The role of [[livestock-guardian-dogs|livestock guardian dogs]], range riders, and non-lethal deterrents in coexistence
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Indigenous co-management — many Tribal nations have wolf-recovery programs that integrate cultural protocols with biological science; this literature is growing and underrepresented in mainstream conservation journals
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The contemporary fascia research — what specifically the Yin claims about connective tissue are and aren't supported by current science.
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Yin and trauma — the use of long-held postures in trauma-aware practice (TCTSY, Bessel van der Kolk's work).
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Yin in clinical and rehabilitation contexts — the emerging research on Yin for chronic pain, anxiety, sleep.
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The differentiation from Restorative Yoga — Yin works at the edge; Restorative supports the body fully out of any stretch. Often confused; meaningfully different.
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Daoist yoga (Paulie Zink's broader system) — Yin's parent practice, less widely taught and worth understanding on its own.
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The Yoga Sūtras as a text in their own right (separate entry).
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Sāṃkhya as the metaphysical companion school.
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[[modern-postural-yoga|Modern postural yoga]] as a distinct tradition deserving its own entry.
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[[hatha-yoga|Haṭha Yoga]] and its medieval texts (the *[[hatha-yoga-pradipika|Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā]]*, the *Gheraṇḍa Saṃhitā*) — the bridge tradition.
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[[t-krishnamacharya|Krishnamacharya]] as the principal modern figure; his students and lineages.
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Yoga and embodiment — the contemporary scholarly engagement.
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The Vyāsa-bhāṣya as a commentary in its own right.
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The eight-limbed path in detail (own concept entry).
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The five *kleśas* as a piece of Yoga psychology.
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The *siddhis* — Patañjali's careful catalog and the tradition's complicated relationship with them.
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The principal *òrìṣà* each in their own right.
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Ori as a philosophical-psychological doctrine.
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The diasporic traditions in detail.
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Yorùbá sacred art — the sculptural traditions, the textiles, the masks.
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Music and movement — the drum traditions (*bata*, *dundun*), the dances of the *òrìṣà*.
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*Let My People Go Surfing* as its own page — the operating manual deserves substantial treatment with specific quotation
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Patagonia as its own page — the company as an entity, with its full operational history, supply chain, product lines, environmental initiatives
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The 2022 ownership transfer in detail — the legal structure, the Purpose Trust mechanics, the Holdfast Collective's grant-making, the safeguards against drift
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1% for the Planet as its own page — the organization's history, its membership, its grant-making, the cumulative impact
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The Tin Shed Ventures fund — Patagonia's mission-aligned investment vehicle; specific portfolio companies
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Patagonia Provisions — the food-and-agriculture business unit; the regenerative-organic-certified product line
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The Bears Ears legal challenge — corporate political action as a deliberate business strategy
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Comparison with other mission-aligned founders — Eileen Fisher, the Bronner family, Equal Exchange's cooperative founders, Numi Tea's siblings; what Chouinard shares with each and where his trajectory differs
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Dōgen as a person and philosopher in his own right.
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Hakuin and the kōan curriculum.
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Korean Sŏn as a major continuing tradition.
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Vietnamese Thiền beyond [[thich-nhat-hanh|Thich Nhat Hanh]].
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Western Zen institutional crises as a piece of contemporary religious history.
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Zen and the arts — calligraphy, tea, ink painting, rock gardens, archery — the traditions in which Zen has been embedded.
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Hui Shi as a figure in his own right — and as Zhuang Zhou's foil.
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The Inner Chapters as a philosophical body — chapter by chapter.
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Zhuang Zhou's reception in [[zen|Chan Buddhism]] — the channel by which his sensibility entered the East Asian Buddhist tradition.
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Cook Ding as a piece of philosophy — the cook-and-the-ox passage as a meditation on skill, attention, and *[[wu-wei|wu wei]]*.
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The butterfly dream in detail; one of the most-discussed philosophical images in any tradition.
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The Zhuangzi and [[zen|Chan Buddhism]] — the cross-tradition influence.
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The text as literature — its place in Chinese literary history, its prose style.
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Ziran in ecological theology — the contemporary Daoist contribution to environmental thought.
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Ziran and child development — the long Chinese pedagogical tradition reading children's growth through the concept.
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Ziran in acupuncture and TCM — the body's *self-so*-ness as the substrate of therapeutic intervention.
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The Gathas as foundational text in detail.
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The Tata family and Parsi philanthropy as continuing institutional model.
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The towers of silence and the contemporary disposal-of-the-dead question.
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The influence on Judaism, Christianity, Islam in detail.
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Cyrus the Great and the Achaemenid period as continuing historical inheritance.
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The contemporary Iranian Zoroastrian community.
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Coverage
By kind of entity. The thinly-covered kinds are the ones I am most likely wrong about — too few examples to triangulate. Fewer than three is a flag.
Plants
468
Animals
151
Fungi
24
Foods
30
Ingredients
65
Practices
180
Concepts
436
People
153
Deities
3
Lineages
29
Books
61
Events
10
Body systems
7
Compounds
13
Businesses
1953
Organizations
159
Farms
2344
Markets
1010
Bioregions
122
Places
3125
Structures
4
Threats
13
The principle
A finished wiki is a dead wiki. This one is alive because it knows what it doesn't have, and says so where anyone can see. If you read here long enough you will start to notice patterns in the gaps; that noticing is the contribution. The work the wiki cannot do alone is the work it most needs.
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