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In a productivist system that is... The issue is that the options we have on the table at this point are keeping such a system (possibly not keeping growth goin
by elproxy 6y ago
In a productivist system that is... The issue is that the options we have on the table at this point are keeping such a system (possibly not keeping growth going anyway I may add) and we’re pretty much guaranteed mass death or coming up with some alternatives.
- hcurtiss 6y agoI'm not so pessimistic. I think we can say pretty confidently that Ehrlich was wrong. As was Malthus. Human ingenuity counts for something. And I don't understand how an economy works on anything other than a "productivity system."