Rethinking Value and Relationships

This chapter explores the limitations of traditional maps and property ownership, arguing that they fail to capture the complexity of ecological and human relationships. The speakers advocate for a transformational shift towards a registry model that prioritizes stewardship and interconnectedness over commodification and division. They emphasize the importance of viewing living spaces not just as tradable goods, but as entities deserving of care, calling for a reevaluation of value that fosters community investments and recognitions of our environmental responsibilities.