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While it doesn’t make anyone rich, a culture/lifestyle shift towards doing more with our bodies, instead of converting other energy so that we have more free ti
by meristohm 5y ago
While it doesn’t make anyone rich, a culture/lifestyle shift towards doing more with our bodies, instead of converting other energy so that we have more free time (in which to convert even more resources), might enrich us in other metrics than money.
What will it take for more people to meet their exercise needs without having to make time to exercise?
Barring one or two funerals, I’m done with air travel, and long-distance travel in general; one small step for a man, and it could be giant if we agreed on regulation that limited the amount of fuel we collectively convert.
- imtringued 5y agoThe idea that money is wealth isn't just bad for our wellbeing, it's bad for the economy because money is meant to circulate. It's a means to an end, not the means. True wealth only exists in the real world. That includes our bodies and the environment around us, not just our material possessions.