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You are lonely?
You don't know why you exist and what you live for?
You are afraid of the end?
Then you are a case for me and my account.
We will settle this.
The essence of a community must be grounded in a reasonable number of shared values and preferred characteristics, as well as in stability and adaptability. Diversity, variance, and volatility are incompatible with one another.
The economy is a subsystem of the biosphere. Consequently, the laws of thermodynamics inevitably apply. Every economic process requires energy and matter, and entails "entropy production." Therefore, the economy cannot develop independently of its boundary conditions.
It is a general characteristic of our society to perceive every problem—much like a flock of startled chickens—solely through the lens of current symptoms and only for as long as they persist. In a worst-case scenario, a law is hastily tightened. Yet the problem remains.
The problem of climate change lies not merely in the emergence of a new steady state, but in the fact that the rate of change competes with the adaptation times of many coupled subsystems.
Individuality is not the property of an isolated object, but the totality of its relationships. Two otherwise identical things are never situated in exactly the same network of relationships within the universe.
Equality is always just an approximation.
If you let problems grow like weeds in the name of diversity and variety, sooner or later someone will come along promising to solve them brutally—by simply ripping them out.













