When a species acts in a way maladaptive to its survival, it either mutates or it goes extinct. Evolution 101. Humanity's collective behavior is now maladaptive for our survival. We'll either mutate from an economically to a humanitarian driven species, or we too will go extinct.
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How do food and housing get taken care of in a humanitarian driven reality?
We need to create public policy (food and housing are examples) guided by humanitarian principle. Because of the under influence of money on our political system, our guiding principle now is short term corporate profit. It should instead be whatever helps people thrive.
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The complaint sounds stronger than the solution.
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“We have a tyrannous economic system. It is time for a revolution of consciousness.”pic.twitter.com/ApdbmsOY1M
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We really need this
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and if we are to survive as a one humanity, we will have to achieve 0 growth or very close to it in terms of population otherwise we are also doomed !!!
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Yes! The agenda with covid-19 smells like pharma wanted to get richer and gaining even more control. Pure evil.
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It start with Corporations brining back “Corporate Social Responsibility”. Corporations designed to do public good. It nothing new. We operated this way in the past. This can be done under capitalism, It’s that simple!!
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The problem is people r involved and when people decide who gets what you have corruption happens every time
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