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Body Smart

Words have power. The ways we move through and shine in the world are dictated by what has been seen as valuable. Times past have known very specific sets of valuable motions as key. The days finding us now are showing an ever expanding number of options through which we are able to explore, connect, and shine. The importance of body intelligence is often diminished in an increasingly intellectually focused value chain. Being able to build systems is important but the connect

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The body eats itself to survive. Only as a last resort but still the body has the capacity to breakdown and consume itself for energy. The internal process is called catabolysis and happens once all other resources within the body have been completely depleted. There are times when the body is low on energy and will use muscle or fat throughout the body for short term energy however those are stopgaps until the next meal is reached. The internal solution to take from an energ

Prescription Society

Prescription Society

The age of the specialist has been here since the rise of tools. The wells of knowledge throughout societies dictate most of where our collective footprints. Where we grow is a reflection of where we have been able to explore. The wealth of knowledge throughout society today is spread and accessible much more broadly than at any known time before. When gaining a new skill a reference is needed to find the reigns. The time saved when referencing experts can be invaluable espec

Dolt

Dolt

Tied Life is as complex as it is made to be. People, especially today, gravitate towards recording and engaging in the measurable forms of ability. The ideas we hold onto build on each other as we are able to draw close to those around us in their exploration or practice. The constancy of our time has allowed us to grow and focus on developing complex and abstract concepts as well as stitch them throughout our social infrastructure. We look throughout nature and see only exis

Social Work

Social Work

Value drives reason. Much of the world today rises to chase the dollar. Our ability to earn dictates our abilities to survive and connect. We rise with the sun and work increasing numbers of hours daily largely to found our participation in society. The nature of work along with the ways in which people connect in the world today have been changing rapidly. No longer are we bond to the same work culture or social connection constraints across the board as we were even a few d

Hair

Hair

Humans can have the longest hair of any animal. It does not grow everywhere at the same length but it is a cornerstone of expression for many. The way we treat and style hair can say volumes. Style is a largely human feature resulting from our developed image of self. A difference seen between other apes and humans is where hair grows and the terminal length it reaches. The images shown in media of cavemen depict people with similar form and gait as well as still being fully

Artful

Artful

Young artists have more than ever to draw from for their works. The saturation of options, however, makes it more challenging to separate the noise from the vision. When young people practice something it shapes how visions hold in works to come. There are increasing numbers of options that focus on bringing people together in shared creative spaces both for collaborative creation and fluid learning. The overlap of mentalities allows for fertilization of dormant concepts that

LGBTQ P

LGBTQ P

Seek pleasure, avoid pain. It is a simple datum that guides much of life. The ways this manifests throughout ecosystems is stark and profound yet simple and elegant. As we go through our journey all that is of import is how we connect the joys that touch us. Yet people have higher implicit demands today as members of an industrial community focused species. The pains that we feel are not confined to physical bodies but move through us within the moments and social barriers we

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