In Japan, some trees are not simply cut down when construction reaches them.
Using a careful transplanting method linked to nemawashi, workers prepare the roots, bind the root ball, and move the tree to a new location instead. The process can take months of planning, because the goal is not just to move the tree — but to keep it alive.
A powerful reminder that progress does not always have to begin with cutting something down.
The same legacy media dingbats who lied repeatedly, claiming “X/Twitter is dying”, are now saying it’s the “largest & most influential platform” 🤣🤣🤣
The real crime here is that my sides hurt from laughing at the irony!
Listen Ed, if you want to refute something, it is easy to do on this platform, unlike the tripe you publish in your legacy paper.
@Travis_4_Trump We wanted to be outside. We didn't care how hot it was and the only reason we came inside was to get Kool-Aid from a Tupperware pitcher or to eat a bologna sandwich or pb&j.