What ‘Do Nothing’ Farming Can Teach Us About Living a Good Life
What could grow if we stopped forcing everything to be perfect?
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6 min readAug 30, 2021
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In 1937, a Japanese agricultural scientist named Masanobu Fukuoka was hospitalized with a terrible case of pneumonia. Confronted with the possibility of his own death, Fukuoka spiraled into an existential crisis that lasted long after he was discharged…
