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The most pressing scarcity we face in the United States today is not a scarcity of things – energy, food, natural resources, or manufactured items. It is, rather, a shortage of will: of willingness to allocate a sufficient portion of our discretionary spending to labor inputs into the production and delivery of goods, services, and infrastructure. This lack of will is manifest in a shortage of employment opportunities for those among those of us who require employment income to purchase the necessities of life.

https://entropicjournal.blogspot.com/2012/07/scarcity-of-will.html

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Let’s think about this. We’re worried about not employing enough human beings. We’re worried about employing too much fossil fuel. And nobody – NOBODY!! – is connecting the dots!

How can we be this stupid?

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