Modernity is where "traditionalists" take to Twitter on their coffee breaks to complain about the Industrial Revolution & technology.
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Replying to @paleomexicano
I think some just realize that we've adapted in some dyscivic ways to IR. But that's not the tech's fault - is cultural prob
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Replying to @FormerlyFormer
Oh totally. We should be cognizant of the IR's failings but this LARPY wish to go back to c.a. 1200 is dumb
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Replying to @paleomexicano @FormerlyFormer
Even more amusing once you realize most of those wouldn't survive c.a. 1850 much less c.a. 1250
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Replying to @paleomexicano
I'm hoping it will settle out eventually. It's like with the IR and then tech rev, humanity has spent some centuries giddy >
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Replying to @FormerlyFormer @paleomexicano
> with "We can!" without a lot of balancing "Yeah, but should we?" Mentally running back to 1200 won't address that.
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Replying to @FormerlyFormer
There's been a lot of good discussion in New Urbanism about how to accommodate IR to agrarianism on a local scale
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Replying to @paleomexicano
I'm glad to see conservatives addressing some of this. Always thought it was big mistake to leave all the "crunchy" stuff >
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Replying to @FormerlyFormer @paleomexicano
> to the hippie left. Walkable, more human-scaled cities, transportation, local food production, etc are trad things too.
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Replying to @FormerlyFormer @paleomexicano
Now that I mentioned transportation, I expect
@380kmh to pop up any second with TRAINPOASTING.
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omg I'm so torn now >trainpoast? >traditional cities? >local economies? WAT DO
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