you know as communities we don't really care what one individual knows or holds in their head

you know their expertise or their knowledge or anything like that like anything that i know

is that's community property that belongs to my community and so that's known in the community

and that's part of our community knowledge and that will be passed on to the next generation

so our community still has all this knowledge.

There's no single individual who knows at all, but it still resides in our communities.

And basically, you know, engaging and belonging in a community like that and engaging an entire

community of minds is the only way you can unlock that or access it.

So I guess when you figure out, you know, how to come as a community, you know, to sit with a community,

then, yeah, it's all there for you.

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This is somebody I've been looking forward to jamming with since our paths first crossed earlier this year, Tyson, Yonka Porter, who is an Australian and

indigenous scholar and human and also writer of the book Sand Talk, how indigenous thinking can save

the world. And generally all around funny as shit, interesting fellow.

So Tyson, what well-phing.

Thanks for calling me human there, Jane.

It's the least I can do.

Absolutely.

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