Now here's a proper send off for the man.
Whatever your failings, if hundreds of people gather for your funeral, sing your songs, and dance in the aisles of the church, you've done something right.
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RIP Shane MacGowan.
Rum, Sodomy and the Lash was one the formative albums of my tender years.
It's been years since I've played it, but I could still probably sing the whole thing from memory.
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Adaptation, as widely understood, won't protect us from events we have never experienced before, occurring in frequencies and patterns we cannot predict.
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Maybe I've just grown out of social media in my own life. I find it less and less useful as a platform for discovery, getting the most interesting stuff mostly from newsletters, now.
As always, YMMV.
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That weird thing where our hopes for new social media platforms seem to be for a return to the less-broken, less-horrible earlier years of the larger platforms, often ourselves forgetting how insubstantial & shallow most of those interactions there were, even at their best.
What's next?
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"Wow, this is a huge weight off my chest."
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New letter.
It Came from the Skies!
(How to thrive without certainty.)
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New letter.
It Came from the Skies!
(How to thrive without certainty.)
alexsteffen.substack.com/p/it-came-fr...
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Want to start readying yourself for what's coming?
Just 48 hours left to sign up for my Crash Course on Personal Ruggedization.
Enrollment closes on Wednesday, October 11th, at 10:00 am Pacific time.
app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php...
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Direct climate impacts alone cost people $280,000,000,000 ($280B) in 2022.
We are still only at the beginning of the crisis.
None of us can afford to plan our lives as if the world were not lurching through unprecedented discontinuities.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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Want to start readying yourself for what's coming?
Just 48 hours left to sign up for my Crash Course on Personal Ruggedization.
Enrollment closes on Wednesday, October 11th, at 10:00 am Pacific time.
app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php...
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Friday, record rainfall in New York.
This weekend, heatwaves on the Plains (94º in Omaha).
Tomorrow, records will be broken elsewhere, and more will be broken the next day, and every day, for decades.
Being smart about our own futures demands getting real about living on a planet in upheaval.
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A new Treasury report lays out the many ways climate change is undermining families' work, safety and financial security.
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Website down...
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Wow this sure looks sustainable.
Worsening impacts mean “Climate-related spending has made up 32% of GDP growth since 2016... a growing, visible part of the US economy..."
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The early-bird discount for this autumn's Crash Course in Personal Ruggedization expires tomorrow.
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Here's the US Treasury telling us what time it is.
Climate "could have severe and lasting negative implications for the financial well-being of American households... these effects have already been felt by households who have experienced extreme weather events."
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I'm teaching a six-week crash course in personal ruggedization, beginning October 12th.
I describe the course here: alexsteffen.substack.com/p/what-is-yo...
If you're serious about learning how to make clear-headed choices in a chaotic world, you might want to check it out.
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If we make those decisions well, we can secure a less risky, more prosperous future for our loved ones AND help drive forward the kinds of large-scale changes needed to build better futures for many others.
Personal ruggedization is a platform for purpose-driven success.
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Savvy personal ruggedization is not about hoarding, bugging out or bunkering down.
Instead, it focuses on smart decisions about where we choose to live to reduce risk, the systems we embed ourselves in, and the ways we work with others to improve our odds.
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Climate ruggedization describes strategies that reduce risks while simultaneously growing future options and developing new capacities.
Personal ruggedization is the practice of making important decisions in a realistic context of planetary change.
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It's damn hard to get good advice about how to ruggedize our lives.
So much of what we hear in the media, in politics, even from experts themselves is outdated and unhelpful, full of ideas from a world before the crisis took hold.
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No one is coming to make sure your life, your community, your region is ready for the crisis now upon us.
If you want to be ready, you have to ready yourself.
alexsteffen.substack.com/p/ruggedize-...
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