Nice to me you...I had been finding the time to research and write about the missions but hadn't been interacting much with everyone on here so have been getting back to that (and yah for Michael Franti! :)
My goal is to help out where needed, learn what I can and provide at humor varying from dry to witty. That doesn't mean we should ignore problems in our own community, though.
Very true, on your twitter status. There's a bit of complaining going on, and I'm probably not helping it any. It is important for us to re-evaluate the foundation of which our community is founded on, but lingering on it isn't productive. I'll get back to work on my missions. Lol.
Meh, evoke has been boring me. The same ideas are constantly being rehashed here, and a lot of them are founded more on faith than anything else. They presuppose a stable foundation (be it of society, energy, resources, etc) to work with to accomplish their goals. Reality is going to be that when the actual need arises, you probably won't have excess resources with which to work to solve these problems. An example would be the 8th mission, where Los Angeles burns to the ground... ok so if the infrastructure and resources of an entire city has just been wiped out, with what are they supposed to work with to build the future buildings that the comic offers as solutions? Their capital resources have just been burned. Does anyone really believe that reality would ever look like that in such a situation? Apparently the people of evoke would like to believe so. It's faith. I do not like trusting in one's faith.
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