Think Big! Solutions for a Sustainable Economy

Imagine if the world’s largest investors and companies invested in solutions that protect the environment AND preserve their bottom lines…
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[@strenedog]

Very interesting video to change world business to save the planet. Lets all "Think Big" to save the planet.

[@helenpatriciazebua7238]

wow, this video is very inspiring to advance development and reduce smoke and other factory waste.

[@miloufromsaigon]

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[@jaybefaulky4902]

One of two things.. we need to increase the global birth rate..or make a whole lot of people lose what they have in order to force them to rebuild... it is a simple thing..''building wealth'' is ALL based on growth so there is really only these two options (or both)..when you have maxed out on milking the populace and consumer based corporations leveraged to the hilt.. you HAVE to start over and/or grow the population FASTER (which takes a while to come into effect)...the natural thing is to let it collapse and 'start again' this money didn't disappear it went to the super rich and or redirected for geopolitical restructuring (war etc.) . the system will need a reset in order the keep extracting riches from the populace at the expected levels...the concept of money is becoming less tangible and more conceptual in nature unfortunately peoples productivity is directly connected to 'the concept of money' so ones productivity is given away and in return we receive our 'allocated cut' which is always way less than what the productivity is actually worth (unless you are part of the extraction team in which case the reverse is true).. .one thing for certain is there is MORE than enough productivity in the system for all to do very well..issue is the system is so darn good at redistributing and extracting riches with such extremely tight margins that the 'buffer safety zone' is too small to hide the affect of when the extraction levels exceed what the the general productivity can sustain..so there you go..we DO need a collapse for this system to be healthy..don't like it?.. too bad ..the system runs the system now and this is just part of the way it works most efficiently ..not much the rich can do either, EXCEPT give back in order to take it out again as the system requires in order to keep things circulating..this approach managed well could EASILY make the 'safety zone' big enough to be stable, although the extraction levels would stay at a lower rate, allowing the populace to build wealth and perhaps create an 'international economic buffer zone' which would now be sustainable..Unfortunately human greed is not yet ready to be laid to rest, let alone to be effectively organized to manage things in a fair and responsible way.

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