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If you have a plan to house 7+ billion people in "durable buildings", feeding them "good food" living in "robust societies", I'd love to hear it.

• grenoire 6y ago
  No need to be snide about it, OP simply suggests better standards for us all. These will require making fundamental changes to how we live, build, farm, create. There is no master plan in the end, but an ideal of a reliable and sustainable future is a good place to start at.
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• seibelj 6y ago
  The solution is to stop debasing our currencies by printing insane amounts of money, as the parent poster is implying. If the goal was to create higher-quality goods every year rather than cheaper, lower-quality goods then the market would naturally develop this way. But we are constantly forced to reduce quality to maintain profitably in an easy-money world. As an example of how this affects the real world, notice how the prices of good things - high quality meat, cheese, seafood, housing, education, healthcare - continue to rise every year well above the supposed “true” rate of inflation.
• ClumsyPilot 6y ago
  You do realise that it's those very same people who become builders, bakers, etc?