@JeffC1956@ntnsndr you do you. i've mostly found it invasive and only really good at making things sound like anyone could have written them, quashing any style or voice. i suppose i could use them to re-write emails to be corporate friendly.
@rose_alibi@JeffC1956 It is really hard. I am in awe of what they can do, in some respects, but I also assume that any email I'm not willing to write myself is probably not worth writing.
That said, this is a world that demands many emails be written that are not worth writing.
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I am noticing, in a discussion on indigeneity, how my own lineage of exile, migration, and diaspora makes me more comfortable trusting trans-territorial networks than territorial states.
@jonny totally. Though land-centered non-state Indigenous perspectives can be anarchist too. I am just seeing how there is wisdom both in land-centeted stewardship traditions and network-centered diasporas.
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Exactly!!! There is no contradiction in people connected by space and people connected by an idea organizing outside of the nation state together :)