u/MycoCozmic

There is no proof as solid as this.

There’s a reason that you never have (and never will) see a 3D model of the stars on the firmament over the flat Earth. Once you understand the movement of the sky, the whole model collapses. If you disagree, then you do not understand how the sky moves.

There can still be a God in a vast universe, and he is in fact all the more impressive in that scenario. Lying to make yourself feel smarter/superior is not the way to the kingdom.

The fact that we can infer them from the stars with the naked eye. You have never and will never see a 3D model of the FE with the stars on the firmament, because once you understand the sky, you understand how impossible the model is.

This usually shuts them up for me, but not always.

I have found no firmer argument. Have you?

Hey Redditors!

I'm a regenerative landscape/permaculture designer & contractor living in California's east bay, and have been working as a designer & landscape crew manager for my own company in this area for about 15 years, focusing mostly on small-scale, residential, urban homes. I would like to scale up my expertise and offer design for larger acreage homesteads, farms, and ranches, preferrably within a few hours of my location. Willing to travel futher, but would request compensation proportional to distance.

I'm offering a low-cost (significantly lower than my standard rate. Exact fee to be scoped based on site size and travel) service to gain the experience and be able to document, photograph, and publish the process and final result on my website and social media. Preference will be given to someone who shows a strong desire (finances in place, rough timeline in mind, etc.) to have the job installed in the near future. I'm looking for someone with a large site (30+ acres) to complete a full site analysis and design for - covering terrain mapping, water systems, access & circulation, soil building, fencing layout, vegetation/agroforestry, structure siting, energy, economy, aesthetics & experience. Essentially, a master plan for the whole property.

Happy to travel further out if you pay for airfare and can put me up for a week :)

For-profit agricultural operations:
Helping you transition to regenerative methods.
This is a different track that I’m also offering, which focuses more on your soil and plant health. The goal is for you to spend less on inputs and build a healthy soil ecosystem that can do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. This would entail gathering transect data to establish a benchmark for where your soil and plant health currently sits, and a monitoring program going forward to measure it against.

My background draws heavily from the Keyline design framework, with a special focus on soil and water.
I have studied extensively under Darren Doherty (8+ years REX program alumni and participant in the Regrarians online community) and Nicole Masters (9-month CREATE course graduate) and graduate of Dr. Elaine Ingham's Soil Food Web Foundations courses. PRI-certified by Howard Story of Permaculture Thailand, with whom I co-taught a PDC at Paul Wheaton's 'Wheaton Labs', near Missoula, Montana.

Hey Redditors!

I'm a regenerative landscape/permaculture designer & contractor living in California's east bay, and have been working as a designer & landscape crew manager for my own company in this area for about 15 years, focusing mostly on small-scale, residential, urban homes. I would like to scale up my expertise and offer design for larger acreage homesteads, farms, and ranches, preferrably within a few hours of my location. Willing to travel futher, but would request compensation proportional to distance.

I'm offering a low-cost (significantly lower than my standard rate. Exact fee to be scoped based on site size and travel) service to gain the experience and be able to document, photograph, and publish the process and final result on my website and social media. Preference will be given to someone who shows a strong desire (finances in place, rough timeline in mind, etc.) to have the job installed in the near future. I'm looking for someone with a large site (30+ acres) to complete a full site analysis and design for - covering terrain mapping, water systems, access & circulation, soil building, fencing layout, vegetation/agroforestry, structure siting, energy, economy, aesthetics & experience. Essentially, a master plan for the whole property.

Happy to travel further out if you pay for airfare and can put me up for a week :)

For-profit agricultural operations:
Helping you transition to regenerative methods.
This is a different track that I’m also offering, which focuses more on your soil and plant health. The goal is for you to spend less on inputs and build a healthy soil ecosystem that can do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. This would entail gathering transect data to establish a benchmark for where your soil and plant health currently sits, and a monitoring program going forward to measure it against.

My background draws heavily from the Keyline design framework, with a special focus on soil and water.
I have studied extensively under Darren Doherty (8+ years REX program alumni and participant in the Regrarians online community) and Nicole Masters (9-month CREATE course graduate) and graduate of Dr. Elaine Ingham's Soil Food Web Foundations courses. PRI-certified by Howard Story of Permaculture Thailand, with whom I co-taught a PDC at Paul Wheaton's 'Wheaton Labs', near Missoula, Montana.

Hey Redditors!

I'm a regenerative landscape/permaculture designer & contractor living in California's east bay, and have been working as a designer & landscape crew manager for my own company in this area for about 15 years, focusing mostly on small-scale, residential, urban homes. I would like to scale up my expertise and offer design for larger acreage homesteads, farms, and ranches, preferrably within a few hours of my location. Willing to travel futher, but would request compensation proportional to distance.

I'm offering a low-cost (significantly lower than my standard rate. Exact fee to be scoped based on site size and travel) service to gain the experience and be able to document, photograph, and publish the process and final result on my website and social media. Preference will be given to someone who shows a strong desire (finances in place, rough timeline in mind, etc.) to have the job installed in the near future. I'm looking for someone with a large site (30+ acres) to complete a full site analysis and design for - covering terrain mapping, water systems, access & circulation, soil building, fencing layout, vegetation/agroforestry, structure siting, energy, economy, aesthetics & experience. Essentially, a master plan for the whole property.

For-profit agricultural operations:
Helping you transition to regenerative methods.
This is a different track that I’m also offering, which focuses more on your soil and plant health. The goal is for you to spend less on inputs and build a healthy soil ecosystem that can do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. This would entail gathering transect data to establish a benchmark for where your soil and plant health currently sits, and a monitoring program going forward to measure it against.

My background draws heavily from the Keyline design framework, with a special focus on soil and water.

I have studied extensively under Darren Doherty (8+ years REX program alumni and participant in the Regrarians online community) and Nicole Masters (9-month CREATE course graduate) and graduate of Dr. Elaine Ingham's Soil Food Web Foundations courses. PRI-certified by Howard Story of Permaculture Thailand, with whom I co-taught a PDC at Paul Wheaton's 'Wheaton Labs', near Missoula, Montana.

Happy to travel further out if you pay for airfare and can put me up for a week :)

Why YSK - You can make your own DIY swamp cooler by putting some ice in a cooler and then cutting a hole and inserting a small box fan. Put a couple of ventilating holes on the opposite side too. The fan level needs to sit higher than the ice level, obviously, so the melted ice won’t get the fan wet.

Edit: this is for non-humid climates only!