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It’s a tad busy in the visuals, but the descriptions and numerical data help a lot.
It’s a tad busy in the visuals, but the descriptions and numerical data help a lot.
I’d say we should prioritize microeconomies. Support your local farmer, and your mom and pop shops. Setup a community garden. Take part in your local governance. It’ll all starts with us. It’s easier said than done, I’m sure. I myself need to apply all of this.
This brought a smile to my face. :D
Given their lack of an external shareholder compensation model, I’d say yes, they can escape infinite growth. Co-ops are the future.
This was quite a good read. The urgency of our situation was conveyed well. I’m not sure how much better our world would fare if it was led by women. There’s been quite a few unsavory characters, namely Hillary Clinton and Marjorie T. Greene, though they are very much a product of this system. Makes for an interesting thought experiment, anyhow.
I agree 100% with having more women at the forefront of politics. I do think it’s a bit naive to believe that is the root of our problems. As the author has outlined, we need to dismantle the current system and start anew. We’ll have to start small with proven practical experiments, however.
I haven’t read the article yet, but this sounds like it would be an incredible return to form for Japan. And then some. Jaoan’s contact with the West changed so much, and much for the worse.
Man, I feel this. Infinite growth is an insane concept.
China may be able boast itself as a green leader, but it sure much growth and destruction to get there.