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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
The trouble is, it is always someone else's loss. Even if "someone else" is "me next year". That's how capitalism works. Local and short term always beats global or long term.
So, in the end, the problem really is capitalism itself. Constant growth market.

Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
Unless - and that may be a solution - the society makes it their problem. But that would require legislation. Legislation would require voting for politicians who are willing to champion such changes. How likely is that, in the current "every man for himself, screw everyone else" atmosphere?
I disagree with the last sentence and pose the answer "it's getting more likely every day, and voting trends prove it".
For example only, who would've thought 35 years ago the Green parties would become part of most countries' parliaments?
Yes, the Green parties aren't what they were 35 years ago.
But it is happening. Just too slow.
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