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- About human desires being limitless - I can't see anything
wrong with that. It is a rational assumption - through science
we are getting better and better approximations to the
physical/chemical/cosmic etc laws of the universe, and we
are producing the technology that makes life easier
Jay Hanson
>Economists and politicians prefer to see people as little more
>than computers made out of meat. They are either mazimizing
>utility, or making so-called rational choices in the voting
>booths. In other words, they get what they deserve.
I don't think this is being fair to most of
THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS
by
Michel Chossudovsky
The writer is Professor of Economics at the University of Ottawa and has
written widely in issues of international finance and macro-economic
reform. He is the author of "The Globalization of Poverty, Impacts of IMF
a
I am interested in comparing the work that was done in Sweden that formed the
Natural Step. I believe there is a difference to what was done in Sweden vs.
the US effort.
Does anyone have documentation on this or know where to find a web site from
the what was generated in Sweden?
Lav
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Well, let's assume you are right. That your half century of teaching has
produced a profound truth and that this is the way it really is. Man's
desires are unlimited. Certainly the evidence in the daily paper seems to
substantiate this idea. Self interest reigns supreme. We, collectively,
sh
Arthur Cordell wrote:
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> On Mon, 20 Oct 1997, Harry Pollard wrote:
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> > whole science rests on these two assumptions. In half century of teaching
> > adults, no-one has successfully responded to "Come up with two examples of
> > people not described by both Assumptions".
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> > They are:
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