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This becomes an interesting problem. What is the rational approach for a democratically smaller group which has the majority of future earning potential and is
by jimduk 10y ago
This becomes an interesting problem.
What is the rational approach for a democratically smaller group which has the majority of future earning potential and is better educated ? (this holds for both the young and also for London). Do you leave? Do you back out of wider society and opt for minimal regulation and keep to your own sub groups? Do you grin and bear it as an obligation? You can wait - but the waiting period risks your current advantages.
- disordinary 10y agoYes it is something that is quite interesting. There is a large disconnect between the majority of baby boomers and the majority of gen-x, y, etc. Baby Boomers are largely climate change deniers for instance. Unfortunately, people who are making decisions right now aren't thinking long term. They are thinking about maintaining their own lifestyles despite saddling future generations with debt, climate problems, etc.
- guitarbill 10y agoYou leave while you still can. Being a citizen means you can always go back, so leaving keeps your options open.