> That’s because the collapse does not necessarily have to come about from people and communities making a more sustainable society through a more equitable use of the commons.
I don’t think anyone’s base case for The End of Capitalism ™ is for humanity to come together and sing kumbaya.
> That’s because the collapse does not necessarily have to come about from people and communities making a more sustainable society through a more equitable use of the commons.
I don’t think anyone’s base case for The End of Capitalism ™ is for humanity to come together and sing kumbaya.
That sentence was just in reference to the eco-socialist types who often do believe in such things.
Capitalism is giving back its place to feudalism. As a society we are regressing.
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