About me
My mind thinks ideas and possibilities, and realized the potential to revitalize rural areas. To serve as a transparent doer and education for middle folks. I have met new people and had amazing experiences that define a worldview and future. Because of the way many Americans are is why its designed the way it is. Gets worse before it gets better. I joined the occupy movement by accident, and found out that they were right, capitalism the paradigm of the past was not working for a vast majority of people. Furthermore, people are very dissatisfied with wage slavery as the highest calling of life.
I got a degree in how I thought the world worked when I took Economics and International Relations, and Environmental Policy and Analysis. I just happened to have picked out a way thatś pretty close to how it does work. Our system right now is very corrupted, and capitalism will be remembered as a system that only worked for a, few people.
Now I am working on this full time, on a path to become my own organic farmer, looking for solutions, and sharing them via two blogs and a twitter account. http://twitter.com/eddiemill
I guess I have been hacking a long time as I basically repurposed my education to what I wanted to learn about, how I thought the world worked. Economics, International Relations, and a minor in environmental policy. What I have uncovered pursuing world systems design in practice I never expected, but it doesn’t have anything to do with Illuminati or anything like that, just true intentions.
-Personality type: ENFP (Myer’s Briggs),
Enjoy my blog, “A Global Organic Mindset”: https://eddiemill.wordpress.com
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Twitter: EddieMill
“You never change things by fighting existing reality. To change something, create a new model that makes the old model obsolete.” Buckminster Fuller
This blog (and the many links) is fascinating, insightful and inspiring! Hopefully it will be studied by many other ‘comrades’ in our most important mission . . . to facilitate the healthy evolution of humanity and our biome. You are, already, changing our world!
hey..fine sight.. downright inspiring