If animals could speak, we’d charge them rent.

The hoops one has to jump through to win an election creates highly compromised leaders.

When you pay rent, you are paying for permission to be on a piece of land that predates the landlord by billions of years.

Many of our current crises stem from an inherent flaw: the modus operandi is greater consumption.

May we recognise the species of trees before we learn the symbols of corporations, may we learn the songs of the birds before the top 40. May we touch hearts before we touch screens.

Capitalism can no longer be viewed as a soaring success. And yet, the left wing and right wing are fighting, only accelerating their collective downfall.

We are no longer indigenous to our environment.

Our political process renders the public mute in a contest of volume.