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Those things are also entirely subjective,as much as people like to claim scientific imperatives for socialist constructs the best tool towards those goals gene
by easytiger 6y ago
Those things are also entirely subjective,as much as people like to claim scientific imperatives for socialist constructs the best tool towards those goals generally is regulated markets. Like we have now
- adamc 6y agoThere is a subjective element, but they are not ENTIRELY subjective. It's pretty clear that less pollution would make for a more sustainable environment... it's just more expensive. It's pretty clear that it would be safer (prudent) to cut back on carbon emissions... it just has negative economic effects.
- blamestross 6y agoIt's all about desired rate of return. Demanding short forces companies to leverage externalities like causing pollution to make money. Long term returns motivates you not to destroy the planet to achieve the goal. Really Long term returns hinge on the fact that converting the asteroid belt O'Neill cylinders is the future of mankind and destroying the planet to get there is fine as long as you get enough people off this rock first.