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- Toby
- Berlin, Germany
- I am an autodidact fascinated with the ramifications of a resource-based economy (RBE). This blog is an ongoing attempt to toss around ideas I believe relevant to the RBE idea, in the hope that any mistakes I make in my thinking will be exposed by your responses, and by time. To appreciate the RBE direction as a pragmatic (not fantastical) and wise (not cerebral) train of thought for generating a sustainable and people-/environment- (not profit-/market-)centred economics takes dedication and study across many disciplines, but perhaps the best starting point is the recognition that infinite growth is impossible on a finite planet.
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Great he's talking about AMI and its plans for debt-free money in the US - but it's a pity he's such a sleeping pill... ;)
In any case, we could use more politicians like him, in Germany anyway.
But I thought German politicians were sleeping pills too... ;-)
Maybe Susanne Wiest will make in her next attempt. She's interesting, and human too!
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