One in a series of posts on the evolution of The Future and Its Enemies, featuring the original Washington Post article on stasis vs. dynamism.
Thanks for the post. I recognize several topics and arguments. Your post triggered me to write a new post regarding "regrowth"
I am still pro-dynamism and I think that degrowth and similar movements can have certain valid points but that the solution is in decentralisation
https://www.bulbapp.io/p/49e9f9f6-f444-4871-941f-1d88f7bba5b4/time-for-regrowth-rethinking-growth-degrowth-debate
https://substack.com/@iweothers/note/p-122857357?r=1eqrx1
This was great. You called it in The Future and Its Enemies. Gonna be reading your Substack more closely now.
We need to make growth sustainable by taxing negative externalities. There is no intrinsic conflict.
Thanks for the post. I recognize several topics and arguments. Your post triggered me to write a new post regarding "regrowth"
I am still pro-dynamism and I think that degrowth and similar movements can have certain valid points but that the solution is in decentralisation
https://www.bulbapp.io/p/49e9f9f6-f444-4871-941f-1d88f7bba5b4/time-for-regrowth-rethinking-growth-degrowth-debate
https://substack.com/@iweothers/note/p-122857357?r=1eqrx1
This was great. You called it in The Future and Its Enemies. Gonna be reading your Substack more closely now.
We need to make growth sustainable by taxing negative externalities. There is no intrinsic conflict.