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π estoy desesperada grabando acΓ‘ con jota π (mapachin@novo-atlantis.null.media)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 00:44:56 UTC π estoy desesperada grabando acΓ‘ con jota π @siin @adhdeanasl IMO it has more to do with feudalism than agriculture. Turtle Island had agriculture too pre contact, but ended up with functional mutualism anyway. We also had multiple different neolithic revolutions in the hemisphere and came out of it with cooperation as a deep part of our cultures. Though it could be the wheat/rice divide theory showing up in a different form, rice requires cooperation so the culture adapts to that mode of operation. Wheat allows for more individualistic modes of production. Maize and Potato are pretty labor intensive crops, so maybe that's part of it. - Santa Claes πΈπͺππ°π likes this.
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Siin (siin@pagan.plus)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 00:45:00 UTC Siin @adhdeanasl It is very strange. Something that never existed until agriculture, until the "standard model" of human sexuality really became a thing (when property ownership made paternal certainty desirable)
With its far reaching implications in our lives, yeah. Weird. Interesting thoughts, thank you for sharing -
ADHDean (adhdeanasl@beige.party)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 00:45:07 UTC ADHDean @siin I spent an hour or so a couple years ago thinking about how transactional traditional weddings are. It bothers me.