What we need in our culture and everyday lives is food that is prepared with care and has taste, artifacts that are hand-made and have a story, houses that are built to last, have decoration and depth of beautiful real natural materials, places to work that are populated with friends and structured to our personal needs, gardens to work in rather than grass to cut, and activities that are meaningful to our legacy of life: creation, education and contribution.  We need childcare and eldercare provided by a loved one rather than strangers. We need healthcare that is based on prevention of disease rather than just on curing of disease.

This can be achieved in a homestead society, an economy of small businesses, less institutionalized education, childcare and eldercare and in the appreciation of the arts. RMI supports and promotes quality in our culture and everyday lives.

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