Sustainable Man

[...] ” to be quantified, extracted, and exploited to serve its God – the “market” and economic growth. Nature has no intrinsic value represented in our economic system – the fact that [...]

[...] . The problem is they don’t have any solutions – none which fit within the framework of economic growth and enough profit for investors to risk their fiat money, none which deal with the many [...]

[...] story disruptor of our time. It says that we cannot continue living on the planet using an economic system that compels us to consume more of Nature every year or face recession and depression. The [...]

[...] individually, failing to recognize the root cause of nearly all global issues today – an economic system which wastes resources to create more fiat money. They have a flip chart at the front of the [...]

[...] – the “market” and economic growth. Nature has no intrinsic value represented in our economic system – the fact that trees produce the oxygen we breathe has no recognized value within our [...]

[...] move Obama has made on climate in his six years in office. At first glance, lower carbon emissions lessen the greenhouse effect that is responsible for the rapid shift in climate which is now [...]

[...] is in the shape it is today is because those needs have gone unmet for so many people. B-Roll Credits: Interview from Zeitgeist: Moving Forward by Peter Joseph “Gladiator” by Paramount [...]

[...] how exactly do wolves change rivers? George Monbiot explains in this movie remix. B-Roll Credits: “Greater Yellowstone Coalition – Wolves” (http://bit.ly/1lK4LaT) “Wolf Mountain” [...]

[...] on both the right and left of the political spectrum and believe that we can create a sustainable global economy without questioning our infinite economic growth paradigm. This is like trying to put [...]

[...] SAVE US. They will try but they will fail because their world view will not allow for the unpractical solutions that are needed to revolutionize how people think about themselves and the role we play [...]

[...] better than what we currently have?” Tsu’s revenue-sharing model is a part of an economic solution that works for all. Maybe the average social media user only generates $10-$100 per [...]