
526: A recent talk on doof, heroin, crack, and sustainability
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This talk gets to the root of what I see destroying Earth's ability to sustain life and our health and happiness in the process.
Here is the audio a recent talk I gave on doof, building up to what we can do to get rid of it, and improving our world in the process. I compare its effects with those of heroin, crack, and other addictions. I examine what makes something doof, like if it's advertised, packaged, fiber-removed, or the big one: if the manufacturer engineered it to create craving.
I consider this audio a great talk.
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