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Projection activist and solarpunk writer

  • Thank you! Will get to work on the next story soon.

  • Thanks for beta reading. That is essential to the writing process.

  • Illustrator Bochica uses knowledge to make the world a better place, to help people express the utopia inside them. He is a social muralist, who supports war-victims communities in Colombia. Concerning the cover art, he wrote the following:

    *The technique used was mixed, acrylic and ink on canvas. Painting this piece was a real challenge—synthesizing and imagining a culture made of many ancestral cultures. The arch was inspired by art nouveau but also by Hindu art, while the figures reference both southern and northern Native American cultures. The pillars are like “totems” of Native American origin, but the figures are inspired by Indigenous peoples of South America and the South Pacific, from Easter Island, the Maori, through the Incas to the Mayans and Aztecs. These columns also reference the legend of “Huitaca” from the muysca people, which speaks of a demon who ascended and became the owl—a symbol of wisdom and knowledge in many cultures. In this case, I wanted to refer to the novel’s great library. The circles are inspired by the sun but are also inspired by speakers, referencing the “voice of the people” and social organization within solarpunk.

    At the top, there’s a kind of staircase inspired by the “chakana,” an Incan symbol representing the connection between the human world and higher realms.

    The mermaid is inspired by “Yemaya,” who is an Orisha or goddess in the Yoruba culture from Haiti.*

  • I appreciate you being clear this isn’t solarpunk. It is contorting economics to try to make it humane.

  • Please be clear in your post these are by the Lemonaut.

  • dragon wings solar Generators 💚💚💚 I will point out that even here, people are not deploying those blimp wind turbines, which are supposed to be good for emergency power.

  • We had a fun discussion last weekend. Feel free to join us anytime. This is an anthology, so you can jump in, read that week’s stories, and hop on the call. Here is a new link in case the last timed out. https://discord.gg/x25VrwFC

  • Also, it has good examples of nonviolent bravery.

  • As much as I love bioluminescence, it is too dim to do more than mark paths.

    I take it LED’s have trouble producing a single wavelength?

  • I do not have much faith in motion sensors differentiating between animals and humans. Also, if they only turn on when your close, that might not help with perceived danger.

  • I only read the solarpunk specific posts, and it is very positive. (I get more negative news when I’m ready for it on Bluesky.)

  • Not very topical, but hilarious nonetheless.

  • Well, it is a legit question for solarpunks whether or not they should engage in a dead-end system, so I wanted to talk about it.

  • If you can’t be bothered to spend half a day voting when it could save the lives of people in your community, you are too far gone to reason with. Or just a fascist shill.

    You can burn down the system any day. Voting comes only once every few years.

  • It can be two things. One, a person can be viscerally repulsed from voting for soulless politicians like Harris. That is understandable, though I do my best to urge people to vote for her anyway.

    Two, it could be a paid shill only pretending to care for Palestinian lives, trying to prevent anyone from voting who isn’t a Trump cultist.

  • And if you read the post or watch the video instead of trying to discourage people from voting, you will see I have considered this and speak to it.

  • If you read more than the post title or watch the video, you will see that I talk about this critical issue.

  • Clearly I don’t have the right setup (or aptitude) for this kind of video. I’m only speaking at the camera because this is life-and-death important.

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Enjoyed this short story: The Stillout by Andrew Dana Hudson

    www.ltu.se /en/research/research-subjects/energy-engineering/the-stillout
  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Levar Burton reads a solarpunk story

    podcasts.apple.com /us/podcast/levar-burton-reads/id1244649384
  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Aaron Bushnell was a radical who believed in post-scarcity futures

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    looking for Native American (Maya) sensitivity reader

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Enjoyed this short story

    clarkesworldmagazine.com /kritzer_05_23/
  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    military-industrial complex is a supervillain of causing the climate crisis

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Thanks, Elon Musk, for debunking the myth that billionaires are smart and capitalism is a just system

  • Solarpunk Travel🚲🚆⛵ @slrpnk.net

    two cross-country bicyclists in love

    reasonstobecheerful.world /solarpunk-regenerative-travel-ecofriendly-bicycles/
  • Climate - truthful information about climate, related activism and politics. @slrpnk.net

    projected on genocide-profiteer Boeing

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    book release: Murder in the Tool Library

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Projected in Oakland

  • Climate - truthful information about climate, related activism and politics. @slrpnk.net

    Tech bros try to build utopia, but it is just greenwashed cyberpunk

    www.solarpunkpresents.com /blog/dear-solarpunk-presents-is-it-solarpunk-when-billionaires-decide-to-build-a-solarpunk-city
  • Palestine @lemmy.ml

    Projected on US government property (Nancy Pelosi’s office)

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    cover reveal for solarpunk mystery novel

  • Anarchism101 @lemmy.ca

    Capitalists are taking over San Francisco for APEC. Time for some unpermitted political actions slash performance art.

  • Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Capitalists will swarm San Francisco for APEC, but I got there first.