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The difference is in vocabulary. Stagnation and equilibrium are the same thing only in one word the definition has positive connotations, in the other word the
by kilgnad 4y ago
The difference is in vocabulary. Stagnation and equilibrium are the same thing only in one word the definition has positive connotations, in the other word the vocabulary had negative connotations. No point in arguing about vocabulary and connotations.
If cancer stagnates though... That's typically a good thing.
All the technologies you mentioned are kinda far flung and/or roughly orthogonal to the issue at hand: resource consumption as the result of growth. Humanity should 100 percent be mindful of resource consumption in such a way that they don't burn out all available resources.
So to put it bluntly these are your choices using your words: you can grow uncontrollably until you die like cancer or you can stay in "stagnation" forever and live.
The choice is quite obvious.
- corbulo 4y agoThey will always be far flung technologies with an anti-growth approach. I'm not seeing anything on or beyond the horizon that we cannot adapt to and continue course. Can you cite specific examples?