Mate, you easily have the best twitter account to follow, always posting fascinating stuff, cheers 
Ohio Amish raise a barn. An impressive work also in photography: 1600 pictures taken in 10 hours and compressed in 3 minutes and 30 seconds by photographer Scott Miller [full original video: http://bit.ly/2vCU9F8 ]pic.twitter.com/uRjAqqZxdC
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Thanks! Appreciated!
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Talk about some teamwork, planning and communication. It blows my mind to see tens of people working together so well.
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You can achieve the same goal in Italy.... you just need to take only one photo every month...
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I can't get over this video and this one fraction of a second. I almost said, "Hay! Make sure that's stable!" but though that'd be gilding the lily.
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Witness! I think I see Harrison Ford somewhere in there!
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That is one of my all-time favourite movies! “The Witness”. Gripping from start to finish.
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This replicates the cooperative behaviour of insects.When it comes to species survival humans are mostly on the wrong track
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How though? How is this done?
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Are you asking me how insects co-operate ?how humans co-operate? or how Amish build barns?
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Heck, I guess all. No, but how can we take a lesson from bugs?
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Work more together. Drop the ego & the narcissism. Recognise we're beyond the individual now if we want to stay here without any further dystopia
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Proof that tribalism does work as a religious cooperative. Collectivism destroys.
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I bet the floors creek and walls crack in a year
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Damn that was salty for you Bro. Those Amish know what they’re doing and that barn is an example of what people can do when they are competent and work together.
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I’m speaking from plenty of experience. I’ve worked behind them. They can be sloppy with their craft. Good people interesting lifestyle
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I’ve only encountered them in Pennsylvania and upstate NY. They were pretty good there. I trust your experience though my bad buddy.
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