to be chafoin wrote:Did67 wrote:(So I'm not aiming for autonomy ... In accordance with my general philosophy: independence, great attention to balance sheets / cycles, but not autonomy)
What do you call "independence"?
There is a small distinction between independence and autonomy.
Autonomy is: you produce; you are all alone and therefore self-sufficient on your own ".
Independence is not depending - a balanced exchange, when you retain the ability to do, is a form of independence.
x: you do this well (grow garlic), better than me but you don't do that (grow parsley), which I do better, me on my side; if neither of the two, for an x or y reason (you have a weapon that you are pointing at me!), dominates the other, we can consider "balanced exchanges"; if I keep the ability to make garlic if I wanted (I know how to do it, by making less parsley, I have room for garlic), I remain independent, while not making garlic at instant t ...