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In 1902, in Buenos Aires, 19 year old Rufina Cambaceres (daughter of writer and politician Eugenio Cambaceres) was in her bedroom eagerly preparing to go out and witness the artistic muses presented in the Colón Theater. When her mother went to find her, she found that her daughter had slipped into the after life. Three of the finest doctors in the city certified her passing as death.
In the graveyard, workers of the soil heard muffled noises from her coffin. After some effort, they pursuaded the officials to investigate. When opened, they found not the porcelain complexion of young innocence, but one scratched with fingernail marks across her arms and face. She had been in a coma the whole time… having awoken to find herself buried alive in the Recoleta cemetery.
In the misguided times of the 19th and early 20th century, before medical practices could identify with some sanity the true signals of death, being buried alive was a perplexing problem for surface dwellers with a persistent eye toward the underground. After going under, what could be done remedy the existence of aware confinement? How to escape the dark silent screams? The wealthiest of them were the first to scamper for a way out.
Patents and inventions emerged. Intellectual property seemingly offered a solution for horrific fates. Expensive coffins were soon fitted with signaling devices and escape hatches.
The techniques were used by the privileged pioneers, and only until mature medicinal practices caught on with the general public did the need for these methods disappear.
Been living for 2 weeks in Gaia, an ecovillage about 2 hours outside of Buenos Aires, Argentina. They have 50 acres of land, 9 permanent members living there, a range of volunteers and visitors which swell from a few to 40 each day, and a foundation dedicated to developing and teaching permaculture, a system of farming, construction, and placement of sustainably livable and practical environments.
They utilize many technologies to create their utopia. They demonstrate that the principals are largely old and simple, just the knowledge has been lost over time. Some of these technologies include:
*Batteries which provide electricity for the whole community. These are charged by 2 solar panels and three wind generating propellers.
*Hot water showers powered by individual solar panels.
*Metallic reflectors, much like a satellite dish, that boil water by focusing sunlight.
*Woods boxes to trap heat, allowing for food to finish cooking with half of the energy used.
*Dry toilets that separate liquid and solid waste, designed to be emptied, filtered, and converted into fertilizers.
*Houses with walls of made of mud and wood and roofs of thatch and living grass. They keep the space cold during the summer and the warm in during winter. They look like Smurf houses.
*Suaves placed in front of each house. These are basically dry lakes that fill up with water when it rains. They reflect sunlight and heat the house during the winter.
*Gardens, trees, and plants placed in strategic scattered locations (not in long homogenous rows) to be used as food, oils, and natural medicines.