Am I the only one that finds this conversation fundamentally disturbinghttps://twitter.com/AgnesCallard/status/1164957248218701825 …
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wonder why we cannot have an economic system that encourages preservation without that being a burden. tragedy of the commons situations such as this aren't naturally accounted for under our current economic paradigm. i think paying ppl is a bandaid fix and ignores the real prob
also, paying them not to develop it means that brazil etc. have a fundamental ownership over it. i also dislike this, as its flourishing is necessary to everyone's survival. basically in this model someone has to pick up the tab, but nobody wants to put their hands up
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(despite that being in everyones best interests overall. its not in their best interests short-term/economically. which is a massive failure in the system)
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I hear you but I think the thing you find disturbing is Brazil’s sovereignty over its own territory. I think economic incentives are a better way of dealing with problems arising from such sovereignty than military action, and I know of no third option.
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thanks for explaining—Will think about this; must sleep now!
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no worries :D
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