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Question: what do you say about an Organic World?

By team2 on 8 March 20268 March 2026

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A short question. Your opinion matters.

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The change is already happening, the pressure is on everyone.  Nobody escapes – no one who grows, sells or distributes food.  Name it as you may the future is Organic, clean, green, supportive. It has to be.

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2 thoughts on “Question: what do you say about an Organic World?”

  1. team2 says:
    9 March 2026 at 6:08 pm

    We agree with you Jonny, we like the idea of communities which provide opportunities for being together and working collectively but also with privacy – e.g. separate houses on the same plot. Ideally they should be totally self sufficient, off-grid.

  2. Jonny says:
    9 March 2026 at 1:19 pm

    I think we should have more people buying and sharing land, not necessarily to live there as a community, but that would be good too.

    In the UK it is very expensive to buy, but collectively it is possible.

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