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Perception of Wealth in America
An insightful guide to the distribution of money in America. I know, we’re all taught to think we’re “middle-class” Americans. Hardly.
Lightening my load
About an addiction I didn’t even realize I had. It seems that minimalism is the word du jour around the internet these days. Tiny houses, the 100 Thing Challenge, Non-Conformist work strategies, and urban homesteaders are filling blog-space with ideas … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, consumerism, minimalism, Philosophy
Tagged advertising, consumerism, economics, minimalism, philosophy
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The reality of growth
“Anyone who believes in indefinite growth in anything physical, on a physically finite planet, is either mad or and economist ,” Kenneth Boulding, environmental advisor to President Kennedy. A realism to ponder when listening to bankers and politicians.
