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Cathedral deserves more love. The amount of time and effort you have put into constructing the whole system let alone explaining it as you go, is beyond measure. If I had to sum it up into a single word, it would be: Exquisite. Keep it up Mr. B! I always look forward to new drops on the Cathedral system.

Another thought: The value that could come from Projekt: Cathedral is like how you described being a Soil Nerd. The depth and complexity are unfathomable. You can dig and dig and still uncover new connections or associations that you thought had no correlation to eachother. One layer of depth and value that the Vault idea (or something similar) could provide is: The diversity of project levels that could be shared. Clear as mud right? Example: Level 1: I have a low budget tutorial on how to create a unit for char that im going to put on Nostr. Simple, cheap and a vast amount of people could replicate the unit to create char. They could then charge it with biology and boom, they have a simple unit to produce "biochar". Level 2: The next person has a unit they use thats more complex. They could create a tutorial on *their* device and set up. Maybe the 2nd level unit costs $100 in total, it's alittle more complex but more efficient in the carbonization of biomass. Level 3: Yet again, a more complex unit tutorial provided. But this unit includes a part to capture wood vinegar. Gaining 2 products out of 1 unit. Ect. Ect. This might help people form an anchor point around options on how to start creating local products. Their decision would be based on their monetary situation, resources available to them locally, and their drive to produce. Then they could then visualize the next step they can take in their journey to reach the next level if they so choose. I don't know what you started, but I'm here for it. Safe travels, D.

Digging the Soil / Permaculture discussions. Here's alittle boosty boost for: Soil to Soul: Episode 627. I'm going to be adding more microscopy videos to my profile, feel free to check them out if you get some free time. (If that's even a thing these days) Much appreciated, D.

Stay a while and listen.

Last night I decided to hang out in the hammock, put in some earbuds and soak up the exquisite night with this show, I'm here to tell you it did not disappoint. Then I had a thought that needed to be thrown out there regarding your project. Would you consider creating an Obsidian Vault for people to collaborate together? I'd gladly work on: "Projekt: Cathedral" (Throwing some cyberpunk vibes there) and add Information that I have been gathering in Obsidian over the last few years to the project to add depth to the system. Throwing this out there into the Universe, I'm not sure if this idea is doable or not but: If we can create a vault, it can be open to the public for anyone to benefit from then information regardless of income, living situation or the current stage they are in life. A paid tier could provide access to becoming an project contributor and will have access to input data and research for those that want to dive deeper into a specific topic or practice that might benefit their system. Also would help offset expensive that come with running an open project / hosting services like this. Just throwing this out there in hopes that it makes even any sense. Thank you, D.

Solid job on the podcast guys, I enjoy your conversations. I'll be checking out the rest of your library over the next few days to get caught up.

Keep doing what you do Mr B. For anyone that's interested: Next week is the 2nd R-Soil online conference. 5 days of speakers hosting a fistful of topics all revolving around Soil, plants, microbes, permaculture + more. Free to sign-up and partake, some familiar faces that most of us know will be there as well as well! Nigel Palmer, Jack Spirko, Chris Trump, John Kempf, Ray Archuleta and Murice Diaz are some of the names on the roster. www.R-Soil.com Life's a garden, dig it. D.

Another interesting development from the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War was a highly successful testing ground for Monsanto and their herbicide products (Agent Orange) which was used to strip vegetation in Vietnam during this time. The contract(s) Monsanto formed with the U.S. goverment, brought in a golden opportunity [Pun intended] to research and develop a whole host of new products. One of which was the development and production of Glyphosate (Roundup) that has been and currently is, applied to food crop systems world wide. After years of legal battles involving health complications from people using their herbicides and other products, in 2018 a company acquisition was finalized between Mosanto and Bayer. That's right the same Bayer that provides readily available medication for health ailments. Bayer's Crop Science Division offers products ranging from herbicides, pesticides, fungicides to even "genetically enhanced" seeds for major crops like corn, soybeans and wheat. They are used more and more throughout the world with every passing year. Talk about going full circle.

Let's get this guy an upgrade for his Lambor-feeties. Maybe a new upgrade for his Chevro-Legs. My guy needs some new shoes over here, let's go! Much appreciated Nunya. D.

Always appreciate the show. Boost this man!

Can't wait to start tokenizing individual corn cobs -_- Thank you.

Testing testing... 123. Is this thing on? The last 2 boosts haven't sent the Sats. Will this make it 3 in a row? Tune in Monday to find out. Thank you sir.

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Here are some sats from me to you, thank you for all that you do.

3rd boost's the charm? Thank you sir.

Make Sheckles Great Again!

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Let's see if this works now. I had to reinstall fountain, the last week or so all my boosts have been throwing an error message and my Npub has been unreadable. Thank you once again. -ProgressivelyWorse

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