"hanson" <
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But proly a better-spent $1.4 billion than the $1.4 trillion spent on
bullshit bailouts....
And multiple $1.4 billions that just go immediately down the drain/up the
chimbley.
Ultimately, the real problem is over-all sustainability.
And there's an excellent mathematical reason why population control is
permanently off the table.
The reason is, the economy itself -- ours and Global's -- is fundamentally a
Ponzi scheme in its truest literal sense, and the only way to sustain it
(temporarily) is to recruit new victims..... which in this case, would be
babies.
A bit reminiscent of why beer/wine can only be 10-20% alcohol: the yeast
breed, piss, and die en masse in their own piss. Yeah, wine is yeast piss.
That same fate essentially awaits us, but we have more creative means for
jerking around and postponing the inevitable.
It's a numerical conjob called a "growing economy" -- utter mathematical
bullshit, in part due to the fact that the economy is no longer based on
economics (long obsolete), but on game theory and the axioms of (m)ass
psychology.
Green unto itself is not bullshit, but it winds up being bullshit in a
larger bullshit (ponzi) context.
If you saw the Frontline piece, The Warning (
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/warning/view/ -- a must-see ), very
much the same thing went on with Brooksly Born, Greenspan, and those
bullshit derivatives:
Calling in population control NOW would simply collapse the world economy
sooner.
All this other bullshit is simply the inevitable consequence of NOT
instituting population control, but it's basically too late anyway. Even if
Green energy'n'shit becomes workable, it will only delay the inevitable.
Just like Brooksly Born and Greenspan: Greenspan was, I think, essentially
correck in shutting down Brooksly's attempts at derivative regulation,
because had she had her way, the collapse would have occured even sooner,
just mebbe not as bad, but still bad enough to throw those greedy Wall
Street ripoffs into a tizzy.
Greenspan shoulda stuck to playing his clarinet.
Well, actually, he kinda did: he played skin flute on the bankers, a real
virtuoso.
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EA