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Oct 12, 2021 34 min

Why Go back To Work? What Really Matters?

from Permaculture Perspectives Podcast Hosted by Andrew Faust

Some of my personal life philosophy in this broadcast. Why work for works sake is not needed, how do we find meaning and the utter meaninglessness of identifying with your position on vaccinations, organic food, veganism or the sexual politics of meat .

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