[Greenbuilding] That Natural Feeling

Gennaro Brooks-Church info at ecobrooklyn.com
Wed Jan 12 13:56:44 CST 2011


You can't find balance until you know what the extremes are and the
naturalist/techie duality are two of life's extremes. Also some people
naturally lean towards one, the other or neither or both. David and
Corwyn you may claim you are zen enough to be at peace with the yin
and yang of life or maybe you naturally lean towards the center but I
have seen enough heated discussions between the techie geeks and the
naturalists to know that these two views exist. Obviously most people
dip into whatever camp is needed at the time but my point is that it
is important to acknowledge that people naturally lean to a certain
tendency.
If you throw everyone into the melting pot you get sludge.


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On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 2:35 PM, David Bergman <bergman at cyberg.com> wrote:
> At 12:04 PM 1/11/2011, Corwyn wrote:
>
>
> Is it really necessary to make a two camps version of everything in life?
> Much of our trouble comes from exactly that process.  Truth can be found in
> both camps, and the camps only keep it from being widely propagated.  'truth
> prison camps' one might say.
>
> I'm strongly with Corwyn here. The false dichotomies of choosing one camp or
> another are not where solutions lie. I can support some "naturalist" ideas
> while still believing there are technological solutions that can be a
> positive force, for instance: energy conservation AND energy efficiency AND
> alternative energy sources. Less travel for business meetings AND more
> teleconferencing. Less sprawl AND more efficient transportation.
>
> I could make this a much longer post, but I think others have addressed this
> before.
>
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