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once the leading industrial factor in this section has acquired a new impetus, the product being extracted from the pine trees that were formerly discarded. An immense plant for t
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"The Collapse of Complex Societes", parts 1-2https://abuss.narod.ru/Biblio/Tainter1-2.htm
about the future of industrial society, about its economic direction, its ecological basis, and its political superstructure, have an irrefutable illustration of the contention th
Wealth and Work: A Ten Thousand Year Old Patternhttp://www.elpel.info/Articles/Wealth_and_Work.htm
as much as people in industrialized societies. The !Kung worked only about twenty hours per week, or three hours per day, for their subsistence. Their other chores, such as buildi
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for the grid, unlike industrial producers who are paid wholesale rates that don’t include transmission. Also, he finds it less efficient overall to install solar panels on houses
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ways rather than in industrial factories. However, it would make sense to retain some larger mass production factories and sources of materials, such as mines, steel works and rai
Reasoning about Drugshttps://www.billdietrich.me/ReasonDrugs.html
or to grow hemp for industrial purposes. But it is illegal to do so without a permit. And thousands of tons of hemp products are imported to the US every year. You can already buy
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The Biotech Centuryhttps://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/first/r/rifkin-biotech.html
substitution of a bioindustrial world. Some parents might choose to have their children conceived in test tubes and gestated in artificial wombs outside the human body to avoid th
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