The way forward.
- Thread starter jackieguaccamo
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bnet
Roofer
Spice and Herb gardens in Singapore and anyone can take what they need.
The best suggestions I've heard are that we plant fruit trees on the side of road so people can eat for free, also there's people who are saving their fruit seeds, drying them out and throwing them where there's no trees. Letting nature take its course.
Silver Fox
Roofer
For a while in the 90s I lived in the Czech Republic, just after they were free of the Russians. There were apple trees alongside most of the country roads. The apples were tasty. No one ever picked or harvested them.
Not saying its a bad idea but you see the most "broke" people are the ones eating the most takeaways and shop sandwich meal deals rather than making their own at a fraction of the cost. Maybe an education thing?
Not saying its a bad idea but you see the most "broke" people are the ones eating the most takeaways and shop sandwich meal deals rather than making their own at a fraction of the cost. Maybe an education thing?
jackieguaccamo
Flat Earther
Definitely an education thing, and done on purpose. Why are we not taught about banking, basic investment, paying bills, growing fruit and vegetables at school etc? There's a reason why.
Silver Fox
Roofer
I remember doing rural science at high school and ,
most teens hated it.
most teens hated it.
astleyfox
Roofer
Where? Ive been on a couple of bike trips round Czech in the 90’s. Karlovy Vary is lovely.
astleyfox
Roofer
I did Rural Science. Hated it, so went fishing on Thursdays, instead.