Most of us walk past it like it’s nothing—and that’s the danger. A scraggly tree on a forgotten lot, pods underfoot, branches like bones. Harmless. Invisible. Disposable. But buried in that ordinariness is a survival manual our ancestors understood and we have almost completely erased. As supply chains tremble and ecosystems unravel, this unremarkable tree might be the differen… Continues…
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