Wayne Pan

This exactly.

@bkreit.bsky.social finally posted!

The incorrigible insidiousness of individualism Trying to make sense of the long-term impacts of an election by interogating a deeply-seated mythos in America

I've been sitting on these thoughts for a while and wanted to finally get them out there. Is our devotion to individualism leading society to the brink?

So America was great in 1948. Got it.

Will share when I post it!!

I'm working on a small piece of writing that talks about "individualism" as our primary orientation. With which this absolutely fits.

Incredible what we just sort of blindly are willing to allow happen....

Having the GOP pillage average Americans to give money to rich people is nothing new. The fact that they're not even really trying to hide it now might be.

Though collapse is inevitable, the end is not... A difficult and painful collapse is likely unavoidable as we shift from an era of stability to one of breakage. Anchoring on the values we want to see in our future can be our way through.

Check out my latest post, and come see me at the @ladesignfestival.bsky.social this Sunday. wjpan.substack.com/p/though-col...

Starting up something on substack.. let's see how this goes!

substack.com/profile/1962...

Inside the chimpanzee medicine cabinet: we’ve found a new way chimps treat wounds with plants The plants chimpanzees use to treat their wounds have been found to have medicinal properties.

Perhaps stop being surprised? Let's assume animals are intelligent and socially complex. "What we found surprised us. The Budongo chimpanzees appear to have quite a diverse behavioural toolkit for tending to their own wounds and maintaining hygiene in the wild." theconversation.com/inside-the-c...

Trump's parade tomorrow is like when a dude gets his wife a vaccumn for her birthday.