Steven V Johnson wrote:
Who all this global debt is owed to is of course the 64 quadrillion
dollar question
National debt has existed for a long time. When I was growing up I used to
wonder why, if just about every country had a debt, they didn't simply pay
each other off and then most
It doesn't look like the burgeoning debt is going away anytime soon...seehttp://www.infowars.com/u-s-invasion-of-libya-set-for-october/Hence, the 2011 Silver Gold Salon events to move alternative techs forward in order to reduce our nation's dependence on foreign oil...yes, it's a Hail Mary pass,
Economic crisis and post-capitalism
http://www.redpepper.org.uk/economic-crisis-and-post-capitalism/
First of all, it involves recognising that maximising the growth of output is
not a valid guiding principle of economic management in a modern society. While
in pre-industrial societies, where
Who all this global debt is owed to is of course the 64 quadrillion
dollar question. I suspect global lenders of this delicious debt are
not likely to give up all the accumulated power they have amassed over
the decades either. Like hell they are not going to go past Go and
not expect to collect
I mentioned a similar set of ideas a few months ago:
http://www.thelightsinthetunnel.com/
See also the book by Rifkin, The End of Work.
- Jed
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