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This strikes me as diluting the point to irrelevance. The vast majority of resources are abundant only provisionally when they are well-managed. In fact, I ca
by carapace 5y ago
This strikes me as diluting the point to irrelevance. The vast majority of resources are abundant only provisionally when they are well-managed.
In fact, I can't think of any resources so abundant that they need no management. Even the oceans and the sky must be managed now, eh?
- ric2b 5y ago> In fact, I can't think of any resources so abundant that they need no management. Digital data.
- carapace 5y agoAh, good point.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> The vast majority of resources are abundant only provisionally when they are well-managed. That's not abundance at all, its just scarcity. > In fact, I can't think of any resources so abundant that they need no management. Yes, scarcity is universal, which is why the idea of “post-scarcity” or resources that need managed in a categorically different way because they don't experience scarcity are nonsense.