"Free market" education is 3 tiered:
Tier 1 are the introductory courses,
Tier 2 is intermediate level,
And Tier 3 is advanced.
Such education is student driven, based on their personal interests, with expert guidance available.
This is not a top-down control system based on the ideas of politically connected elites.
It's a truly democratic system of education, driven by the individual and respectful of their own free will.
The best markets are the those that are sensitive to consumer demand and the worst ones are those driven by top-down control.
It's the free market v authoritarianism.
It's trust in the people v some kind of enforced slavery to a power elite.
That doesn't mean there's no use for laws and that anarchy should reign, but that the ideal is a consumer (i.e. civilian) driven society, not one driven by a political or economic elite.
Doctors, lawyers, accountants, builders, mechanics, etc. provide a service.
They provide advice and conduct activities or procedures to help us achieve a goal.
They supply choices, but they don't make the final decision on what is to be done- the client who hires them does that.
We are the ultimate decision maker in our life, not those we hire to help us, although we can leave decision making in their hands, in certain cases, if we choose to.
But even then it is our responsibility, for we are the ones who have ceded our decision making to another. No one has forced us to do this, and we bare the consequences for our action. We can't blame another.
Adrenaline floods the system,
The mind is stimulated into problem solving mode, butvwith shallowness of thought, due to the effect of fear.
Building materials used today seem based on simplicity of design and lightness of weight. They function poorly when it comes to dampening noise, conserving heat, being pleasant to touch and fire resistant. The qualities hempcrete has in abundance.
Hempcrete is also much lighter than concrete and bricks, and not as cold and unpleasant to the touch.
It's a good choice for those who have control over the building of their house.
And becomes irredeemable...
It must be abandoned.
But what if your brand is your name?
And what is that name holds appeal in other quarters?
If we are struggling physically it is wise to ask ourselves: what is it I'm currently afraid of? What decision or expected experience is making me afraid?
Am I wrong to stand up for Julian Assange when people say he is getting what he deserves?
After all, the only crime he has been found guilty of is breaching his bond conditions, which relate to sexual assault allegations in Sweden for which he has not yet been tried, due to his realistic fear of being extradited to the United States.
People seem to mistakingly believe he has been found guilty of all manner of things, when he hasn't been found guilty of anything of note at this point.
It disturbs me when people stand up for the deep state rather than for the whistleblowers attempting to expose it.
I see these folk as the problem, not the solution, to the various issues that plague the world.
I'm more interested in discovering the cause of a problem and removing it, rather than continually applying "treatments".
For example, weeds grow in the garden because of uncovered soil. If we keep the soil bare but keep applying Roundup, for example, we will be forever "treating" the problem but never stopping it from happening in the first place.
The same goes for health.
I believe in cause and effect; remove the cause and the effect goes away.
That's why I would prefer to see fundraising to find the cause of the various illnesses that plague society, rather than always raising money for finding a "cure", which never seems to happen, anyway.
After all, even if a treatment is applied, the problem will always come back, if the cause isn't dealt with as well. That's simple logic that can't be denied.
