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Perfect as a process of giving #604

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While we feel that some of his work may come across to many as idealistic, we think he poses a genuinely fascinating [question](/learn/module-2/better-questions/): **can we co-create sacred economic environments**?
While we feel that some of his work may come across to many as idealistic, we think Charles Eisenstein poses a genuinely fascinating question:

> 💡 **Can we co-create sacred economic environments**?

The sacred is that which is bigger than 'me' and simultaneously something in which one can
participate, of which one is intimately a part. The sacred simply gives meaning to our lives;
nothing more, nothing less. This is why the most potent gifts - sacrifices - are always at the
heart of sacred ritual and initiatory rite.

> 💡 **What does it mean to imagine a web of smart contracts as ceremonial transactional space?**
> 💡 **What if we imagined smart contracts as ceremonial transactional space?**

<Video src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/317296843?color=ffffff&byline=0" />

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# 🙊 Perfecting Language

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Nor grieve, dear heart,<br/>
nor fear the seeming.<br/>
Here is waking in the dreaming.<br/>
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– [Abraham Merritt](http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602001h.html) (adapted)
– <Link to="http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602001h.html">Abraham Merritt</Link> (adapted)
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Is it possible to guard effectively against the inertia of language? Arguably, we cannot
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