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The problem is that an such cap or regulation will be geared for the past, not the needs or resources of the future. The free market beats centralized planning
by wddkcs 2y ago
The problem is that an such cap or regulation will be geared for the past, not the needs or resources of the future. The free market beats centralized planning for this reason. It allows for new and unforeseeable growth, which your limits will entirely castrate.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoThat is entirely what we should strive for: an elimination of growth.
- wddkcs 2y agoAka death. Sorry, not into death cults.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoSeems like growth as we know it today is leading to death via ecosystem destruction.
- wddkcs 2y agoSo since life naturally includes death, we might as well kill everything? I couldn't tell originally if this was a joke, now it seems more like a poorly defined reaction to life's problems. Yes, nuking the entire world would technically remove all problems, but not in a good way.