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alternative epistemologies
I may have first became interested in alternative epistemologies,
while reading about Terrence Mckenna in my early years of college.
Later this blossomed into a more general interest in alternative epistemologies,
as I had more fist-hand experiences of things which were deemed "impossible" or "misguided"
by the mainstream consensus knowledge-making systems, but which seemed undeniable in my own experience.
From Godels Incompleteness Theorems, to the philosophy of science,
it seems even within the academic world of rationalism,
the way things work cannot be as singularly and precisely pinned down,
as some might have hoped.
This wiki could have alternatively been called "Conspiracy Theory Research",
and I find conspiracy theories to be fertile ground
(and not really the bogey man the liberal media portrays it as,
which is ironically its own form of conspiracy theory)
but to me "conspiracy" is in a way just the emotionally-dark genre
of the much larger field of all knowlede-making systems
which don't start with the assumption that what most people believe is true.
![et](assetts/et.png)
I would like to make the clause that I don't agree 100% with everything that is listed within this wiki,
which would also be impossible, because there are loads of contradictory views,
but I also feel no need to separate myself from the more "out there" opinions either
— in my eyes the world is much stranger and more beautiful than the new york times would have you believe.
<br/><br/>
Flat-earth theories are really interesting to me.
Whatever shape earth you walk on, it feels like a deep invitation to look through your own eyes again.
[Flat Earth vs Globe Earth](posts/flat-earth)
<br/><br/>
*Alternative Medicine*
This one is more meaningful to me, because I have more personal experience of how "alternative" medicine has cured
ailments in myself and my friends, and how many people I know are suffering from chronic illness and injury,
some of who I imagine might also be like me, whose conditions might not be inherent but actually caused by the illness-causing conditions of modern society.
Here is a tweet from 2017 back when I was still questioning if it was even possible to find the healing I was looking for,
and before I had first-hand experience. Here is a link to a detailed log I've recorded since 2017 keeping track of all the
times I experienced symptoms of illness.
Many people would consider me a covid-truther or conspiracy theorist,
&mdash; I've even had one friend say to me, "I know you are skeptical of the medical industry, but you're not like *them*".
To me this feels like an unimportant distinction &mdash; sometimes I think the more outlandish conspiracy theories
are just folk-lore communicating through another dialect.
Here is what I personally feel to be the best piece of writing I've written about western medicine, vaccination, misinformation and non-holistic public health: <br/><br/>
[Misinformation](/posts/misinformation)
<br/><br/>
This are.na channel is where I'm collecting any and all resources related to alernative epistemologies. <br/><br/>
[no liberation without curiosity towards many epistemologies](https://www.are.na/new-name/no-liberation-without-curiosity-towards-many-epistemologies)
<br/><br/>
And here are some more resources I am curious about: <br/><br/>
- [9/11 FAQ by Ran Prieur](https://www.ranprieur.com/essays/911FAQ.html)

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path: "/posts/alternative-epistemologies-extra"
date: "2022-07-19T23:19:51.246Z"
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note: "Max Fowler"
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I've included these links on an additional page, because I don't find them particularly interesting,
and without having looked into them, they may even be hateful,
but I am keeping them here as a way of saving them, as there was something about it interesting to me.
- [https://mindcontrolblackassassins.com/](https://mindcontrolblackassassins.com/)
- [the no virus challenge](https://viroliegy.com/2022/07/15/the-no-virus-challenge/)

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scuttlebutt
scuttlebutt has been drawn my attention for a long time now
peachcloud
I first joined after seeing a presentation by @zelf at radical networks in berlin in 2018,
here is [the introductory post I made then](https://viewer.scuttlebot.io/%25p%2FUkTc1Q2ZpH3mVw%2BPxbfOiBD8gGjj4O9MCsVQ0Nf%2F8%3D.sha256)
strange that so much has happened since then,
but in many ways my interests are also mostly the same
since then I've met dozens of people from scuttlebutt,
including [@lando](ssb://@cnLKkzXHWFfPa2c4N74pMKCpw6Gmp1vnydEF4qlZsTE=.ed25519) who I started [kiezpilz](http://kiezpilz.de) with,
as well as [@glyph](http://mycelial.technology) who I've worked on peachcloud with and learned a lot of mycology from
at times it feels like a global network of activists to me,
much of which consists of long periods of durational devotional work typing at home,
as well as experiments in alternative ways of living,
with occasional moments of meeting up in person
it also sometimes feels like a religious community to me, in a nice way
I don't feel like trying to totally describe what it is,
or be completely utopian or pessimistic about it
I imagine this is another feeling I share in common with members of other religious communities
my participation in the community has consisted of:
- hosting various butts on my couch when they were travelling through berlin
- attending [solpunk](posts/solpunk) in 2021
- working on peachcloud with @glyph for two years
- posting about various things on scuttlebutt and talking with other butts
- creating
go-sbot