Permaculture one
by Bill Mollison, David Holmgren · first published 1978
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…View of Life, etc. (Fritjof Capra) ^Capra's work has heavily influenced my worldview and ability to think in systems Designing Data Intensive Applications (just finishing this week) Permaculture One & Two, Gaia's Garden, Edible Forest Gardens I&II Black Swan, Antifragile, etc. (Nassim Taleb) Cloud Hidden: Whereabouts Unknown (Alan Watts, written late in life) Ishmael, Story of B, etc.…
on “Ask HN: Books you plan to read in 2020?” ↗…It's interesting that Permaculture is already more than 26 years old. It's interesting that, while the statement is technically true, you pick the number 26. Bill Mollison & David Holmgren published 'Permaculture One - A Perennial Agriculture for Human Settlements' in 1978. So it's not only more than 26 years old, it's also more than 41 years old.
on “Introduction to Permaculture (1994)” ↗> "Permaculture" was really just Mollison ... It really wasn't. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3961757-permaculture-one
on “Introduction to Permaculture (1994)” ↗I'm looking for a book: Permaculture one. The closest library that has it is in Santa Cruz. Is there an open source or an electronic source I ca access?
on “Open Source Books” ↗…like ... Bayer is worth around 130B euro - having picked up Monsanto for USD $60B five years ago. In contrast, you can go do your permaculture design course for around US$1k, or pick up the original - Permaculture One - in ebook format for around AU$30. Anyway, I've assumed by dominant you mean pervasive or popular, rather than merely superior. > And yet, they're a basic part of most humans' diet. How many people…
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