Just getting to this piece. Wow, pretty intense and nice analysis/review. A few years ago I read Albion Seed; it started me thinking more deeply about some of the items you discussed… this area certainly merits more discussion… we’re not done yet , perhaps we haven’t even started… ancient physics brings Onsager relationships to mind… that a whole other topic… and then there’s the current discussion of some components of globalist elites wanting to import lower cost labor to keep labor costs low … yada yada yada… all I can say (without writing hundreds of pages) is that we need to leapfrog the old paradigms into a world where AI+robotics+automation +3D printing/manufacturing reduces costs to the point material objects are close to ‘no cost’ and we escape our by-now ‘primitive economics’
Just getting to this piece. Wow, pretty intense and nice analysis/review. A few years ago I read Albion Seed; it started me thinking more deeply about some of the items you discussed… this area certainly merits more discussion… we’re not done yet , perhaps we haven’t even started… ancient physics brings Onsager relationships to mind… that a whole other topic… and then there’s the current discussion of some components of globalist elites wanting to import lower cost labor to keep labor costs low … yada yada yada… all I can say (without writing hundreds of pages) is that we need to leapfrog the old paradigms into a world where AI+robotics+automation +3D printing/manufacturing reduces costs to the point material objects are close to ‘no cost’ and we escape our by-now ‘primitive economics’