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Yes, but the point of human progress is not that we don't have to survive like our ancestors, but rather can thrive. Cases where the former occurs are not due t
by Ar-Curunir 8y ago
Yes, but the point of human progress is not that we don't have to survive like our ancestors, but rather can thrive. Cases where the former occurs are not due to inherent necessity but rather due to faults of the dominant economic system.
- jelliclesfarm 8y agothere is always the issue of exponentially growth in population and shrinking natural resources like land, water and obviously climate change that are independent of economic systems.