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Genuine, earnest tweet: I am super happy we're talking about degrowth right now.
The status quo is broken beyond repair. That seems obvious. What comes next (and who "the economy" will serve) is completely up in the air. I, for one, think we should prioritize life, not money.
The status quo is broken beyond repair. That seems obvious. What comes next (and who "the economy" will serve) is completely up in the air. I, for one, think we should prioritize life, not money.
For those curious about degrowth, here's a great intro from @jasonhickel: https://thecorrespondent.com/357/outgrowing-growth-why-quality-of-life-not-gdp-should-be-our-measure-of-success/47262030123-97f9dfeb
The folks who equate "emissions reductions" with "forced austerity and permanent quarantine lockdown for decades" have such such SUCH a small imagination of what is possible.
We can structure society and the economy in SO MANY truly life-giving ways. https://www.ecoliteracy.org/article/great-turning
We can structure society and the economy in SO MANY truly life-giving ways. https://www.ecoliteracy.org/article/great-turning
