Love it when it snows

Lassiez-faire capitalism doesn't  work either unless you want some kind of a Dickensian dystopia.

It seems people read what they want to read... and understand only what they want to understand...

Millercarbon looking for a higher encompassing perspective is not the same as imposing a point of view like in a dictatorial unified state....Do I must give much explanation? 


The politics I envision is one linked with universal alimentation for mankind and universal education.... The rethinking of the concept of money in his link with actual real economics life not finances.... etc... This is the beginnings...Politics is the way to do things, but there is no left or right in the politics of tomorrow...And no one world order for all in a pure Top-down fashion...


In history each civilization has only some thousand years at best to understand before being erased.... This is simple.... We must act in one spirit looking for the truth, not political agendas, but real political works... By the way the Greek invent democracy but the condition of democracy in the "polis" is " paideia" this means education....When a country is no more educated there is the choice between plutocracy or tyranny but not democracy... The Athenians has known that.... The great observer of the American political life the french Tocqueville say the same thing about American democracy....A citizen that is not educated cannot think for himself and democracy cannot exist then...Someone must learn to think for himself and this is hard task... Then we must remember that the first stage of education is the search for truth, after that only education in school can serve his purpose... My best...

mahgister, I enjoy your posts as well and don't take offense. What seems to be misunderstood is that what I've always said is, there's always been a delicate balance to our environment. What's hastening things is man's contribution to that balancing act that's responsible for the dilemma we're now all in.

That balance took ages to achieve and now we're screwing it up, all the while under the impression that the air and water are infinite in their ability to absorb all the pollutants we emit. Science says otherwise.

As for free markets, name one that ever existed without regulations that didn't favor one group over another. It's all where you draw the lines. Regulations are an inherent part of any economy.

By the way, we had a good preview of that Dickensian dystopia right here in the good 'ol USA, Hooverville, and the elite of those days thought it was a good thing.

All the best,
Nonoise

Raw NOAA data and the daily news
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulWvj49kef4

I think the same Nonoise, but my only point that seems to cause misunderstanding is the fact that these changes in climate has a more profound cause than juste human activity... For the rest I think the same: it is urgency to act to save soil and living beings, and the actual concepts in economy are in need of a complete rethinking...

Most people dont want to think it is too much hard...Reading books is too difficult and time consuming...But we live once and I decide in my younger age that I will try to understand something... Those that are at the head of state sometimes are so stupid and illiterate that they makes a proud success with their voluntary blinders costuming …Their solutions are childish, and vision of reality always polarized in 2 static positions... Alas!