Each growing economic system which is not based on renewable energy is a Ponzi scheme.
The growth of our economic system is based on the interests of the loans that the banks are selling. Without growth, the capitalist economic system collapses.
But the resources of the planet are limited, excepted wind and solar energy, which are big enough to furfill our need. So today capitalism based on fossil fuel is not sustainable, it is a Ponzi scheme.
The people at the basis of the pyramid are excluded of the wealth.
Source :I still think it is a pyramid scheme...(Pyramid Scheme Cartoon by Pat Petrini)
You have to base an economic system on solar energy, not fossil fuel.
I have been looking at the VIVAcoin new economic system recently and few septics are wondering if it is a Ponzi scheme. My answer is : it depends by which source of energy it is powered.
The dollar + fossil fuel is a Ponzi scheme. We will not have enough ressources for every body.
The VIVAconomy + solar energy is a new paradigm. This why it important to promote solar energy.
Solar coach is powered by VIVAcoin and VIVAcoin has to be powered by solar energy.
I do agree that we need to move to renewables like Solar energy. Thanks for the link to your other article on Solar Coaches, interesting!
The key factor in all of this is decentralization. When people control their power they diminish the influence of arguably the biggest special interest group in the country.
When they control the currency they again diminish arguably the biggest special interest group in the country.
Disrupt the whole structure by taking your power back.
Investing in collective solar projects in VIVA coin would be a good step forward.
That's the best solution to the problem
So, how much do you have on your home?
I have a serious problem! There are 100,000 flights per day carrying 1,000,000 passengers and thousands of tons of goods. How many solar cells would I need?
The answer is in this video;
I have another question : how many solar panels USA could have installed for the price of the oil war in Irak ?
I have a problem... billions of people buying shit that's unnecessary at best, detrimental at worst, and traveling thousands of miles to experience a homogeneous culture that only differs more or less in terms of geography... how many red pills would I need?
The other problem is that if nobody buys goods or services, there would be no economy. Maybe back to the Stone Age. We will criticize the current system but it is there. You have the choice to reject it or try to improve it.
Let's try QiGong exercices instead of red pills.