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Sunday, August 16, 2015
"Too Many People" isn't the problem by Louis Evan Palmer
The charities plead for money and show the poor suffering children and others who see this will often observe that this is the result of over-population.
"Too many people" is not the problem; over-consumption and appropriation of resources by the few is the problem. There could be enough food if proper assistance & training & tools were available.
Given that, the other barriers would mostly fade away. Security is still needed but it would diminish in importance as the prosperity levels rose.
We could transform our cities with greenhouse roofs and retrofit our agriculture with a new old system of multi-culture. Food security including water is step one.
Not killing 90% of the people. Populations will drop on their own as they modernize.
Too Many People is not the Problem by Louis Evan Palmer, The Way It Can Be
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Sunday, April 13, 2014
Resist or Avoid by Louis Evan Palmer
When in the world of attachment and craving, it is better and smarter to avoid temptation than to resist it. Because resisting means it's there in force assailing the person or thing. There's always the sense of a battle. In this case, a lifelong series of battles unless one is devoid of attachments and cravings. The prospect of defeat and subjugation is greater and closer when actually engaged in battle than skirting the edges of it or viewing it dispassionately from a safe distance. It may not be today or tomorrow but the day after or the day after that.
You are the sand castle and temptation is the relentless tide. Avoid. Shun. Evade. Or, defeat will be your supper.
Resist or Avoid, The Way It Can Be, Louis Evan Palmer
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Saturday, November 05, 2011
The Way Out of Shadow Banks by Louis Evan Palmer
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