r/Permaculture • u/jelani_an • 18d ago

self-promotion Technological Redundancy Is Resilience

https://naturalsystems.substack.com/p/redundancy-is-resilience?r=d9as3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
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u/Koala_eiO 18d ago

Wrong sub, son.

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u/jelani_an 18d ago

Nope. Lines up with appropriate technology.

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u/Miserable_Pin2518 18d ago

No. Like, I see how you got there, but thats like bringing your fish netting to a knitting circle. Its not technically incorrect in the way youre thinking but it is just wrong.

Yes, having redundancy of permaculture (large swaths of the same native plants) is good for resiliency, but its not tech. Factory farms are tech.