David, you've put your finger right on it. Being economically realistic
is not a sufficient condition to enable the realisation of any goal.
For some goals, it isn't even a constraint because for them, what is
economically realistic is made to fit the goal, rather than the goal
being tailored to fit what's economically realistic. Money is not the
only store of value.
Regards
Robert
On 08/04/2023 18:26, David desJardins wrote:
If the goal is always economically realistic, then it follows that
looking at the goal through an economic lens will always enable it,
not prevent it.
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