The New Human Rights Movement: Reinventing the Economy to End Oppression

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Economics is the core to most of the world's issues. An efficient economy can help reduce those externalities by actually addressing problems rather than pursuing the narrow goal of profit and growth at all costs. Promote sustainable values. This is a... Read More

Economic inequality and environmental degradation are the largest causes of suffering today. The only question is how much suffering has to occur before it does. This will change the way you think, i guarantee it.

For me it is a good refresher on the many devastating things that our system has done in our country and across the world. It lifts the veil and exposes the complete absurdity and barbarity of the world that we still have to participate in! This is se... Read More

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Where is the societal definition of “too much’ coming from anyway? Is that our position simply because it “feels” like too much or is there a verifiable argument that some specific societal damage occurs at point x of wealth? I’m all for improving the... Read More

The universe is not that way. If they decay they give off energy. Outside of the tech portfolio, the idea of transferring all software to open source is the most ridiculous idea in the whole book.

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Nonetheless a great read and excellent points made

Seriously the words i use regularly my lexicon has been upgraded from this book and the overall world view and frame of referen... Read More

Technology is merely acting like an enzyme speeding up our inevitable annihilation

Read it with an open mind and dont quickly write it off as impractical and impossible

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Market efficiency is often counterproductive to economic efficiency the allocation of resources to where they are needed

Hell the book is really worth it just for the appendix on sustainable energy facts

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Trump soros the clintons the bushes congress scotus amazon facebook and even the bloated war machines are symptoms of the under... Read More

Buckminster fuller and other similarly minded structuralists as well as ghandi and martin luther king jr

For the intellectuals out there there is no better

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This product had a total of 486 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 1 2024.