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Gardening.md

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 - Know your soil. Understanding the type of soil in your garden is crucial to determining which plants will thrive, and which won't.
 - Use a watering can or a soaker hose to deliver water directly to the roots, and avoid getting the leaves wet.
 - Soak weeds in a container to extract nutrient. Water your plants with that every now and then. If it looks sad, it needs water (a good rule for houseplants and humans).
-- Adopt [permaculture principles](https://youtu.be/acjpwIxZzlA).
+- Adopt [permaculture principles](https://youtu.be/acjpwIxZzlA), which mimic patterns found in nature to create a self-sustaining ecosystem. The 12 principles are:
+  - Observe and interact.
+  - Catch and store energy. For example, capturing rain water.
+  - Obtain a yield.
+  - Apply self-regulation and accept feedback.
+  - Use and value renewable resources and services.
+  - Produce no waste.
+  - Design from patterns to details.
+  - Integrate rather than segregate.
+  - Use small and slow solutions.
+  - Use and value diversity.
+  - Use edges and value the marginal.
+  - Creatively use and respond to change.
 
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Web3.md

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   - Cryptocurrencies have the [[Incentives]] to keep the users happy since forking is an option.
 - [Web3 is a decentralized internet. Under Web3, the internet is shared online and governed by the collective "we"](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SWJw_NTyUvgdB_asRzsnVyKjciW8dZbeqQeUeWsEiQc).
 - Web3 incentives open source. That creates an ecosystem of composable and permissionless tools that increases the speed of innovation.
-- This new space encourages experimentation in a diverse set of fields like [[Governance]] or [[Finances]].
+- A way to look at Web3 is as a laboratory for radical economic, political, and social experiments.
+  - The space encourages experimentation in a diverse set of fields like [[Governance]] or [[Finances]].
 
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