We’re not f**ked.
Fragments of a manual they never wanted you to read.
Author: Eric Stevens
This isn’t a lifestyle blog. It’s not hemp hype. These are decoded fragments of a bigger system.
How petrochemicals captured our wallets, how hemp and bamboo were buried, women marginalized, and how we claw the future back with the power of purchase.
Protest makes noise. Consumer activism breaks empires. Welcome to the manual that creates the post-petro world.
The $8 Trillion Oil Insurance Policy - How the Pentagon Engineered Petrochemical Dominance
The U.S. didn’t just spend $8 trillion protecting oil lanes. The Pentagon also funded the petrochemical empire’s R&D, creating nylon, Kevlar, and carbon fiber — while hemp and bamboo stayed outlawed.
Bamboo & Hemp: Two Grasses Built to Heal What Petrochemicals Broke
Bamboo and hemp are the twin antidotes to the petrochemical era.
Quarantined in 1918, defunded in 1962, and criminalized in 1971, these two climate-positive crops were sidelined just as oil, plastics and slow-growth timber took the throne. Today both can be grown right here in the U.S., locking away carbon, cleaning soil, and feeding the next generation of bioplastics, bio-silicates, batteries and solar technology.
Bamboo can replace coal. Hemp can replace oil. Together they can replace timber—and help heal the planet.
What Is Evolution Mine?
Evolution Mine is regeneration — powered by hemp, bamboo, and women.
We are not a brand. We are not a think tank. We are an economic movement engineered to bankrupt the petrochemical empire and replace it with something that actually lasts.