Our society quite devoid of practical teachings about stuff and home
The meaning of what economy meant during the ancient greek times. It makes sense to talk about our household and how we manage it, plan it, organize our things, create logistical plans. Not just for money but for things and the flow of resources in a broader context.
This lack asks for the re-integration of practices regarding life and home into educational spaces that seek radical transformation.
There are many areas of growth that require logistical fine-tuning and dedication:
- buying produce like nuts, grains in bulk. From where do you buy it?
- using re-usable containers for bulk-storage. What containers are good?
- buying produce fresh from markets or whole in stores requires cooking skills and delicate planning to keep everything fresh and delicious
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