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Solar power and EV charging expert. Husband, dogfather, beach bungalow dweller, surfer, outrigger canoe paddler in Southern California 🏄‍♂️
@janeayers followed, thank you! About to hit the road too-- good timing 🙂
@janeayers @ronak there's a series I highly recommend purchasing a PBS subscription for by Ken Burns called The U.S. and the Holocaust.

Old #photography from around the old #redondobeach 'Old Salt Lake' near the turn of the 20th century.

Prior to the Old Salt Lake being commercially exploited for a significant portion of early California's salt, it was a sacred place for the native Chowinga people for halibut, lobster, sea bass, and salt.

The Chowinga Villiage site near what is now Malaga Cove in #PalosVerdes had been inhabited for ~7,100 years until about 1775.

Whatever changes are to come, I hope its past is honored.

Perhaps the social media landscape, and more broadly, the technological one, has become over-watered to the point of experiencing root rot. Maybe a good pruning is what's happening, and new buds may flourish.

#Technology can be democratized and used to its intended purpose of making lives better, or it can be exploited by forces of opportunism and greed for authoritarian control. Maybe we are seeing the process of the latter fail in favor of the former?

#optimism
#democracy
#futurism

@stux thank you and stay fresh!
#Sunset season 🌅🎄

Spotted this beautiful #Porsche #Taycan Cross Turismo wagon today in Los Olivos 😍

I want it.

#electriccars #ev #wagon #photography

@gopal I do. I am against unsustainable & human exploitation in any system, but I have nothing against different cultural and economic systems. It would be a boring world if it were one big, bland monoculture. There are good ideas in different ideologies, but governments/corporations made up of people who care more about power & exploitation (divide & conquer) than serving their people are usually behind the world's major problems. US, RU, CN and many other countries included.
@gopal I agree that diplomacy is always the best path, but it takes willingness on both sides. Right now that willingness seems nonexistent. RU isn't interested unless UA caves to RU demands, letting the bully get its way in violation of UA's sovereignty. UA understandably doesn't want to kowtow to RU's demands. UA requested weapons & support from US. It's their right, and it's the US's right to decide if it wants to support UA. RU could pull back to pre 2/24 borders and end this but it won't.