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The importance of limits is a key touchpoint in Illich’s thought. He
identified the “vernacular” domain as fundamental to the flourishing
of human autonomy. From the Latin vernaculum, meaning “homebred,
homespun, homegrown, homemade,” Illich took it to comprise the broad
spectrum of agricultural techniques, building styles, culinary
traditions, and language patterns that emerge when non-economic,
non-standard modes of being are allowed to thrive. While the concept
of scarcity is predicated on the concept of limitlessness — endless
wants interpreted as needs — Illich understood that freedom requires
limits. It is only by curtailing runaway economic and technological
development that the vernacular can survive."
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