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We Were Richer When We Needed Less (opens the original)
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The Ketchup ProblemImagine deciding to make ketchup.There is no shortage. Heinz hasn’t disappeared from the grocery store, the supply chain is functioning, and you’re not trying to prove that modern civilization was a mistake. You simply planted tomatoes in the spring and, sometime around August, discovered what gardeners have been discovering for generations: tomato plants have little respect for household demand.At first, this feels like abundance. Tomatoes go into salads and sandwiches. You m
Meet Madge (opens the original)
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Recently Madge spoke with Alexa at .Listen along at In this episode, I spoke with Madge, the founder of The People’s Community Substack - a decentralized mutual aid network designed to help people share skills, resources, and support.We discuss:Why community is so important<
The Backup Plan Is Burning (opens the original)
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AFTER GROWTH A newsletter for the world that’s comingIssue #1 — July 31, 2026Last Saturday, Houthi forces fired missiles and drones at Saudi oil facilities in Jizan and Yanbu, two cities on the kingdom’s Red Sea coast. The attacks marked the first claimed Houthi strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure since 2022 and extended a war already straining the Pers… Read more
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