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Sure, I agree about scope of the process - if we consider all particles in universe part of economy discussed- exchanges are zero sum. However, I was appealing
by zygimantasdev 7y ago
Sure, I agree about scope of the process - if we consider all particles in universe part of economy discussed- exchanges are zero sum. However, I was appealing to the parent's basic survival and self worth zero sum economy where humans making money will mean others losing. That is simply not true, simple natural resources, ideas, innovations are making our economy non zero sum.
- zaro 7y ago> That is simply not true, simple natural resources, ideas, innovations are making our economy non zero sum. Thats exactly what I am talking about. Natural resources sre making the economy non zero sum game. This is the reduction I am talking about, its easy to think the natural resources are simply there to use and nobody owns them ( thus breaking out of the zero sum) but is this smart thing to believe? Where does it end? When everything that can be turned into money has been, what happens then? "According to sustainability experts, we currently need 1.7 planets to support humanity's demand on Earth's ecosystems."[0] How long do you think this fairy tale about natural resources being something there outside of our economics game will last. [0] https://m.dw.com/en/the-earth-is-exhausted-were-using-up-its-resources-faster-than-it-can-provide/a-39924823 https://m.dw.com/en/the-earth-is-exhausted-were-using-up-its...