Yes. Being exploited by greedy publishers and a failing academia system, while barely making a living for example.
Zacryon
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What is intelligence?
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Similar story with my wife. She had cancer and should not catch something as serious as Covid. So, everytime we are among a lot of people, ecpecially in places with bad ventilation, we wear masks.
I haven't kept count how many times we were talked to about that. The amount of conspiracy mythics among them was rather high. And not always were people polite.
This is really idiotic. As if even other diseases, which required such precautions, haven't existed before. Too many stupid people around.
Service needs workforce performing the service. Workforce are usually human resources. Thereby, limited again. Or did I get it wrong?
That depends on where you live.
Yes, I know. That's why I said:
However, not a simple solution for everyone in every country.
You can by creating more accounts.
They literally said:
Perpetual growth in a finite system is impossible
I don't see how your comment applies to that.
Knowlegde growth may be sustainable, but it is also impossible to grow forever. (Supposing knowlegde is finite, which is, as far as I see it, the case as long as we make the definition of knowledge depend on characteristics like repition-free and new. For example, you could learn the number pi to even longer lenghts forever, but doing that is not necessarily something new to know as it's just a manifestation of a repition which was already discovered.)
I'm intrigued how you would explain that economies could grow independently of resources. From my perspective, it looks a lot like each and every form of economy relies somehow on some form of resource or resources. As resources are finite, economies can't grow forever.
Water? Over here it's just a plethora of sugar pearls.
It made me a better person.
If that is meant literally, how did it make you a better person?
Yes yes. Let's continute to use energy sources which are limited in terms of available but necessary resources and cause highly problematic by-products. It has been going on so well so far. Hasn't it?