4 “C”s That Make Sustainability Possible with Ma’ikwe Ludwig – SASM 121

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How Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage happily uses 90% less resources than the average American.
How competing cultures and classes can mix in beautiful ways.
Four “C”s that make sustainability possible: creativity, courage, compassion, and cooperation.
How to easily share four cars among sixty people.
Why the economics, equality, and sustainability of income-sharing works in intentional communities.
Some surprising ways that intentional communities measure success.
How Ma’ikwe is experimenting with debt-sharing in her newest community.

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[05:01] Ma’ikwe’s seeds of awesomeness
[09:52] Different versions of and experiences in wild environments
[15:56] Ma’ikwe’s educational, creative, and intentional community path
[21:46] Four “C”s that make sustainability possible: creativity, courage, compassion, and cooperation
[29:53] How car-sharing, income-pooling, and greater resource sharing can work in intentional communities
[37:42] Metrics of success for intentional communities
[42:05] Social dynamics and consensus-building in intentional communities

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