When I look at this graph, I have a very hard time concluding that capitalism is failing the human race.pic.twitter.com/XYl3JwEiDK
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The big failure is on climate change, but I hope that will get addressed soon
"great leap forward" as a reference to Mao or just as a simple reference to the data movement on the graph?
Really neat graphic. But a challenge is: are people actually happier? Would like to see the same plot graphed for happiness/fulfillment/contentment. I am a capitalist but I do wonder if the endless encouragement of growth directly causes discontent.
big believer in that notion. marketers say “people don’t buy products, they buy better versions of themselves”. is the corollary that we are kept in a manufactured state of discontent to encourage patterns of consumption?
http://lukemuehlhauser.com/three-wild-speculations-from-amateur-quantitative-macrohistory/ … tl;dr: "Everything was awful for a very long time, and then the industrial revolution happened."
Capitalism and Socialism are the two extreme ends of one continuum, and going to an extreme is usually a mistake.
This is right if currency keeps its value over the years- especially from 75 to 15
"great leap forward" @pmarca recommend this book
https://www.amazon.com/Great-Leap-Forward-Depression-Financial/dp/0300188161/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid= …
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