Still searching for the best arguments *against* optimizing for sustainable economic growth (factoring in environment + human rights) + more markets broadly, because that’s what I try to facilitate at work, + want to do so w/ eyes wide open.
Speak now or forever hold your peace.
Speak now or forever hold your peace.
There's a niche strand of thought that says markets are inherently alienating/violence-enducing in some way, although I haven't heard a compelling argument in that direction. If anyone has one, pls drop it here.
@MikiKashtan has a fascinating book and some talks on the topic that I'm excited to fully understand.
talk:
book: amazon.com/Reweaving-Our-…
talk:
book: amazon.com/Reweaving-Our-…
“at some point humans broke away from being a part off nature + began to see our role as controlling nature.
nature & life operate through endless flow of resources & energy... everything fits into some order.
at certain point we stopped trusting nature and exited the flow.”
nature & life operate through endless flow of resources & energy... everything fits into some order.
at certain point we stopped trusting nature and exited the flow.”
