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Hullo, wrote a quick post on why u should read The Dawn of Everything.

It challenges history thinkbois' narratives about social evolution with examples, opening up the window for more experiments and imagination in organising society.

Hullo, wrote a quick post on why u should read The Dawn of Everything.

It challenges history thinkbois' narratives about social evolution with examples, opening up the window for more experiments and imagination in organising society.

https://paragraph.xyz/@uncledavo/why-you-should-read-the-dawn-of-everything

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Thank you! Haha ngl definitely came into the book with high expectations and a more open mind cos of the David synergy 😤

Nice! Thanks for opening this up for me Davo. So it’s not just because all the authors are called David then??

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Yeah I really like how practical their descriptions of freedom were! Especially how that freedom of movement was tied to reciprocity (and it being a given that other tribes / affiliates far away would be expected to house you. Definitely does make me think about how to ensure that happens w network states!

Just finished this too!

Was bummed by the lack of conclusions at first, but I keep thinking about how rights seems to go away once you take away freedom of movement.

Idk if this is a network state use case or what.

just the way he takes down the idea of enlightenment as yet another manifestation of colonialism is worth the read alone!