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RE: Population Growth Is Directly Proportional to Assholery

in #science7 years ago

Share the same observations and worries as you do. It is a question I find myself asking an age where globalization is continuing at a rapid pace, and where the mobility of people increase (so not only are we living in communities with more people, we also see new people move in and out of the community much quicker and thus have less reason to expect that those we interact with will be there to repay the favour, or that their increased education or well-being will benefit the community you live in long-term):

Whether we on the basis of these observations would be better of returning to a more community-based living, or if taking on this challenge in order to overcome it is what will allow us to take new great steps as a civilization.

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I for one am hoping it drives Humanity to take that next big step, because I don't know if anyone else has noticed this...

But our society/civilization is modeled after the Romans and Greeks, and to some degree, Sumeria. Are we really so unimaginative that the best we can do is model the systems we found in the dustbin of history? I'm pretty sure we are long past the "Use By" date for this system.

We have the internet. We have the technology. We have to improve our civilization, because this Bronze age system is getting ready to fold up.

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