Thanks God someone saw it the same way I saw it.. 🥺💦 I mean this is the same thing I told my friends today. Like we were busy discussing about the nature that we lose as people and the benefits that we think we can get from that beautiful environment which is also leading us to clobal-warming . We start experiencing extreme temperatures here in SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
That is not really how (urban) economists would argue expansion decisions should be made. The value of nature (to nearby residents) is reflected in the value of land in the city. A truly economic way of deciding expansion would weight the loss in land values from losing access to beauty and nature with the potential gains from expansion. And among those "economic benefits" are a relief to the housing crisis that most disproportionately affect the poor. Anyone has to recognize that there comes a point where the trade-off between preserving some nature and avoiding construction tips in favour of building. What is often not included, although recognized, in these calculations is a environmental assessment of the loss of biodiversity and climate change contribution. And that is why we designate national parks and keep land free for city parks. The decision making process behind all this is still largely inefficient. Many of these decisions are influenced by local landowners who veto a lot of development as well as a lot of bureaucracy. This propably one example, where more measurement could streamline the process, and make us find a balance between nature and development that we can agree on the logic on. But the solution is not to listen to economists less, but to understand it more so that it can receive a proper critique for economists to address. There's a whole field of environmental economists working on policy solutions for preserving nature.
Some things have unreasonable prices, but have very little true value. Like most cell phones are over priced by 350% yet have a shelf life of 3 years due to new models. 🤔🧐 The price game goes back to the 50’s and the “keeping up with the Jones’”.
I had a friend who would quantify everything. he could count the days since the last time he got laid (it was a lot.) if we all wanted to go out and suggested he take off work, he would tell us how much money he would lose by missing a day of work (he was never hurting for money.) everything was like that with him. it was like he was determined to be miserable.
What you can’t measure, you can’t improve. Measuring is the only way to know if you are doing something right or wrong. Agree with you that monetary value is not the right unit for every situation, but just because of that, we don’t get rid of measuring and looking for the right unit to represent a problem
@@hobowithawaterpistol9070 taking the temperature of an ill patient to see if he is getting better is measuring. How is that greed? Measuring people’s weight to understand the obesity crisis is not greed. Measuring carbon emissions is not greed. Measuring the world we live in helps us understand it and it is a great antidote against ignorance and factually uninformed opinions. How greed relates to that is in the realm of tin hats.
Or we can just start with something doable, expose economics textbooks for what they are. They teach one narrow perspective called 'neoclassical economics'. The obvious overlooked secret is in chapter 1, it starts with a few different definitions of economics but does not say why these are different, the secret is that these come from different perspectives but the textbook only covers one.
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
There is a meadow that I know of that was used as an airfield before the closing of the factory. The airfield has been used in films as well as having significant history with regards to the second world war and British aviation history. There is a herd of cows that graze there, all sorts of small birds, butterflies and rodents and is a pleasure to share time in the meadows beauty yet this land may well be turned into a quarry. British people fought for this land and from this and then the roots are pulled from beneath the soils we fought for. The modern world may become a dead blackened rock if venture capital does not change their ways. As for paying for blood, the encouragement of payment for blood legitimises vampirism from those that are not economically successful to those that have had economic success. Life loss for the poor whilst life extension for the rich, a society and civilisation like this will loose something that is not easily tangible to assess in terms of measure and the people that promote such policies or practices should be very careful about how that sort of treatment would be perceived in form of ethical and moral character.
Everything can't be quantified and evaluated. Example: Love of Mother 👩 True. - Dr BM Hegde Yet, We need to know, Prof. David Hawkins have measured Level of Love Consciousness 500 (Power vs Force ... hidden determinant of human behaviour)
@@arielbender6173false, it’s been proven in countries such as Denmark, Finland, and Sweden that as daily hardship reduces on account of practical progressive policy being enacted, religious legitimacy can rapidly decrease, as people stop clinging to the idea that they do not understand when economics afford more time for personal study and achievement. This according to neurobiologist and primatologist Robert Sapolsky out of Stanford university in his neurobiology anthology Behave. If you’ve compelling counter-evidence please present with your sources. Impossibility is simply institutional.
Thanks God someone saw it the same way I saw it.. 🥺💦 I mean this is the same thing I told my friends today. Like we were busy discussing about the nature that we lose as people and the benefits that we think we can get from that beautiful environment which is also leading us to clobal-warming . We start experiencing extreme temperatures here in SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
You can simply focus on the prosperity of creation, sharing and distribution, and sustainability instead of greed and not care anymore
Brilliant. Thank you
Excellent talk
Excellent perspective !
WoW well done
The line of thought to calculate the price of everything quckliy leads to putting a pricetag on life.
You should be a president
As someone who really loves donating blood I feel saddened to hear that people would rather to give up their blood for money😢 where is the humanity?
That’s my husband 🌻
Is he available.
That is not really how (urban) economists would argue expansion decisions should be made. The value of nature (to nearby residents) is reflected in the value of land in the city. A truly economic way of deciding expansion would weight the loss in land values from losing access to beauty and nature with the potential gains from expansion. And among those "economic benefits" are a relief to the housing crisis that most disproportionately affect the poor. Anyone has to recognize that there comes a point where the trade-off between preserving some nature and avoiding construction tips in favour of building.
What is often not included, although recognized, in these calculations is a environmental assessment of the loss of biodiversity and climate change contribution. And that is why we designate national parks and keep land free for city parks.
The decision making process behind all this is still largely inefficient. Many of these decisions are influenced by local landowners who veto a lot of development as well as a lot of bureaucracy. This propably one example, where more measurement could streamline the process, and make us find a balance between nature and development that we can agree on the logic on.
But the solution is not to listen to economists less, but to understand it more so that it can receive a proper critique for economists to address. There's a whole field of environmental economists working on policy solutions for preserving nature.
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Some things have unreasonable prices, but have very little true value.
Like most cell phones are over priced by 350% yet have a shelf life of 3 years due to new models. 🤔🧐
The price game goes back to the 50’s and the “keeping up with the Jones’”.
I had a friend who would quantify everything.
he could count the days since the last time he got laid (it was a lot.)
if we all wanted to go out and suggested he take off work, he would tell us how much money he would lose by missing a day of work (he was never hurting for money.)
everything was like that with him. it was like he was determined to be miserable.
What you can’t measure, you can’t improve. Measuring is the only way to know if you are doing something right or wrong. Agree with you that monetary value is not the right unit for every situation, but just because of that, we don’t get rid of measuring and looking for the right unit to represent a problem
Measuring is greed! I’m not twisting my mustache when I say greed. I mean that greed is wanting more! Without people, measurement doesn’t exist!
@@hobowithawaterpistol9070 taking the temperature of an ill patient to see if he is getting better is measuring. How is that greed? Measuring people’s weight to understand the obesity crisis is not greed. Measuring carbon emissions is not greed. Measuring the world we live in helps us understand it and it is a great antidote against ignorance and factually uninformed opinions. How greed relates to that is in the realm of tin hats.
Or we can just start with something doable, expose economics textbooks for what they are. They teach one narrow perspective called 'neoclassical economics'. The obvious overlooked secret is in chapter 1, it starts with a few different definitions of economics but does not say why these are different, the secret is that these come from different perspectives but the textbook only covers one.
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Whole economics and capitalism is WRONG ...GOOD DEEDS AND ACTIONS SHOULD BE THE FUTURE CURRENCY.
We must switch to a resource-based economy, and soon.
Amazon has entered the chat.
There is a meadow that I know of that was used as an airfield before the closing of the factory. The airfield has been used in films as well as having significant history with regards to the second world war and British aviation history. There is a herd of cows that graze there, all sorts of small birds, butterflies and rodents and is a pleasure to share time in the meadows beauty yet this land may well be turned into a quarry.
British people fought for this land and from this and then the roots are pulled from beneath the soils we fought for. The modern world may become a dead blackened rock if venture capital does not change their ways.
As for paying for blood, the encouragement of payment for blood legitimises vampirism from those that are not economically successful to those that have had economic success. Life loss for the poor whilst life extension for the rich, a society and civilisation like this will loose something that is not easily tangible to assess in terms of measure and the people that promote such policies or practices should be very careful about how that sort of treatment would be perceived in form of ethical and moral character.
Everything can't be quantified and evaluated. Example: Love of Mother 👩 True. - Dr BM Hegde
Yet, We need to know, Prof. David Hawkins have measured Level of Love Consciousness 500 (Power vs Force ... hidden determinant of human behaviour)
SOS Gaza
did you know that there's more trees in the northern hemisphere now than there were 100 years ago
Birds eradicate Children depression and Anxiety
We need to build a global grassroots worker co-op and union driven democratic economy that serves the needs of our🌎and the working class💙Ⓐ🇵🇸🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
❤good talk
@@arielbender6173false, it’s been proven in countries such as Denmark, Finland, and Sweden that as daily hardship reduces on account of practical progressive policy being enacted, religious legitimacy can rapidly decrease, as people stop clinging to the idea that they do not understand when economics afford more time for personal study and achievement. This according to neurobiologist and primatologist Robert Sapolsky out of Stanford university in his neurobiology anthology Behave. If you’ve compelling counter-evidence please present with your sources. Impossibility is simply institutional.
@@arielbender6173Please excuse my ignorance, but what specific religious group are we referring to?
"Fully rational"? Strawman alert.