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Originally posted by enament
So if the elites think there is an over population problem.
Originally posted by enament
reply to post by Amaterasu
I skimmed through some of you're post links I will check them out in detail later tonight seems interesting.
Originally posted by enament
A good example of growth being a problem. We have technologies right now that are clean and safe but there is less profit to be made by these.
Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by enament
So if the elites think there is an over population problem.
No, I think you'll find it's us weirdo tree hugging hippy types (some of whom are also scientists) who think there's an over population problem
Unless you think we're the elites? And that Jesus guy did say the meek would inherit the Earth ..... whatever is left of it after you lot have finished f*cking it up, that is...
Originally posted by enament
reply to post by Amaterasu
Free energy is also a misconception it will always cost you something.
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
Its not a problem , its a challenge. Its one we will meet headon and eventualy overcome. I think the "problem" is to many super rich people owning all the best land.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
The problem is NOT the population. It's the corporate interests that evade efforts to clean things up, get dispensations, and otherwise avoid or ignore Our efforts to keep things clean. The corporations that hide and suppress better tech.
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If We distributed food based on need and not profit, We would not see what We see today: supermarkets throwing out hundreds of thousands of tons of food a month while People starve. We would see all of Us fed. Easily. In fact, it is estimated by some that We could feed 10 times the number We presently have. But even if We presume half of that, We could feed five times what We presently have to feed on this planet.
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So... Don't call it a "population" problem. Call it a corporo-distribution problem.
Originally posted by OptimusSubprime
reply to post by enament
Your understanding of simple economics and the context of the word "growth" is quite laughable. Your viewpoint would make Stalin proud, comrade.