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“If you’re so smart why are the only ways you have to get rich value extractive?” A thought I have often about our so called smart people
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Extraction of natural and human capital is the story of civilization unfortunately
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and people call me doomer! Extraction may be inevitable but is it desirable or sustainable? I agree the optimal amount of all bad things is nonzero but Many things were until they weren’t. Leaded gasoline was profitable and widespread and yet we somehow got it together to stop doing that
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Controversial but I believe Weber that the cultural fuel of capitalism was the Protestant work ethic Catholics were slower to industrialize for this reason Unfortunately we abandoned all that cultural fuel. I believe that without it we will find the system can no longer self sustain. It is why many push for what I argue are lesser economic systems without knowing why
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I believe the colonial frontiers helped fuel this as well and that opening up new frontiers in space would help address scarcity and fuel new growth
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i always thought webers stance was a bit funny. how do people still credit religion when its all downwind of butter v. olive oil (and coconut oil too, represent)
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what's the cultural fuel driving china's rise?
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some haven't abandoned that cultural fuel. curious trends with Gen Z: https://www.economist.com/united-states/2025/02/27/americas-gen-z-has-got-religion
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Spicy AND correct. 🥰
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