See How The Ancient Networks Sped Up Progress? We Could Thank The Americas For Improving The Overall
See how the ancient networks sped up progress? We could thank the Americas for improving the overall life quality, even in the nomadic areas. The weird thing is how nixtamalisation hasn’t been brought with the trade in much of the world, especially with how it could improve the versatility, as a few I know can attest to.
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This kind of thing will likely happen if agriculture is done more in my homelands. Would you want your pastures to result in dust storms like described above? More importantly, zuds will probably become more frequent and more damages to our way of life would be brought on, thereby hurting our livelihoods.
I’m serious too when I say that settlers and their aggressive, destructive farming practices were main factors in the dust bowl.
They stripped the prairie by plowing deep, deep into the soil—destroying the deep roots of the prairie grasses and plants that hold onto moisture in the soil and hold it together even during a drought.
Those roots were so important:

They planted voracious plants by themselves acre upon acre—things like corn which is so destructive even here in the Great Lakes region we rotate our fields of corn with soybeans because the corn strips nitrogen and beans put it back.
The soil turned to dust. The plants were not there to hold the soil and hold the moisture. The droughts hit and that was that.
Settlers version of farming is DANGEROUS and harsh and requires so many chemicals—chemicals most white people will never have to worry about in their water
So yes. Fuck your fantasy. Grow some lettuce in a wheelbarrow, put some herbs on your window sill, and raise some backyard chickens instead lmfao.
Time that more of the Americas becomes known for more of their ancient achievements as well. Our intercontinental trades with the Americas were actually quite active via the Russian Far Eastern groups as well as my blood culture’s connections.






I learned in a Latin Studies class (with a chill white dude professor) that when the Europeans first saw Aztec cities they were stunned by the grid. The Aztecs had city planning and that there was no rational lay out to European cities at the time. No organization.
E tan nasi hapo umma ekatayrotke wa otekomare e=rusuy ya? Tan matumma hapoho ringo umma tuyo ama-an wa kew tane. Korkay tan tukap katomap ne.
(You want to pet and cuddle this pear mum horse? This mare was apple horse family’s mother and is now dead. Even so, this ghost is cute.)

Mokor katu ari e=pirio en e=tusa ruwe okay.
(Sleep positions [forms] for you to heal your injuries.) This post should help you if you fall ill or sick.


The best sleeping positions when you are injured.
I’ll do it, for me & others.
Oh dear
Hey guys. EVERYONE, and I mean EVERYONE who reblogs this post BY MAY 5TH 2019 will be getting a small monster design based on your blog theme, name, or profile picture. Let’s go.