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A steady supply of producers is also an increasing number of consumers. At what point is that unsustainable? Which is more important in the long run, the compet
by owyn 6y ago
A steady supply of producers is also an increasing number of consumers. At what point is that unsustainable? Which is more important in the long run, the competition to be a "world super power" or having a livable planet 1000 years from now? If economics is more a human invention and less a fundamental law of the universe, maybe "economics doesn't work this way" is something we can change.
- pixel_tracing 6y agoI am confused by what point you are trying to make, do you want us to live in the dark ages? Do country foreign policy relations just suddenly disappear? How does this plan for ending consumption work in your mind?