When the Farmer Became the Teacher
Kaaya began with an admission: we didn't know much. We came to the village wanting to grow food, keep cattle and save seed, and soon found that none of it could be learned from a…
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Stories, and questions still open
Notes from the campus and the village, shared as they happen.
Open questions
A running series on the questions Kaaya is still working through, shared here and on LinkedIn:
- Where do the offline earnings go?
- Why "offline"?
- How do regular guests go deeper?
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