the first, that we are living in a society of scarcity is true. However, the second and third factors that I would propose are the two most dangerous ones that are accelerating the ecological crisis.
The first factor is that we are living in a society where the majority of the things we consume are made by other humans. Think about it this way: most of what you eat is made by humans. However, the world’s population is increasing every day, and is expected to grow to 8.7 billion people by 2030. (I don’t know how that number is calculated; I’m not an expert on the issue, but it sounds like it might be from a recent study.
The second is that we have a population that is rapidly aging, and is growing older every day. In the last fifty years the average age of the American population has increased by nearly twenty years. That means that by the year 2020 there might be over two and a half billion people in the United States over the age of thirty. And that is just the average that we see.
The last factor is that many of us are driving fewer miles per year, but that is just one factor. We are not all that different, after all, and every single one of us has a different driving pattern. But the general idea is that a lot of us are driving less and are also driving less with less people. Many of us are driving fewer miles per year but driving more people than were in the past (because we are driving less and people are driving less).
That is a very important point, so let us look at the facts. A lot of people live in the same place, but they drive less. And that is not because they are more efficient or better at driving. It is because we are all just less efficient driving less. But the difference is so small that it is hard to see. It is like looking at a photo that someone has taken and it only shows one finger, and that is the difference between them and you.
I think we can all agree that the current crisis in the energy industry is caused, most likely, by a few big players who are abusing their monopoly to drive up prices.
If this were true, someone would be calling the media to tell us about it. Instead we get a bunch of talking heads who want to look the same as everyone else (and it is true that people who drive less use less energy for whatever reason). The problem is that cars are only small contributors to the problem. Instead of getting rid of cars, we need more efficient transportation.
A more efficient transportation system would mean less private consumption of energy, which would mean less pollution, which would mean more jobs, which would mean less inequality in wealth. These are some of the things that we need to address to solve this problem.
If you’re a car owner, you might be wondering, “What if I don’t have a car?” Most of America’s cars are made out of petroleum, and there are over a trillion cars in the USA alone. This is an important issue that should be discussed by the scientific community.
Of course, there are other factors that could contribute to a problem like this, but these are the ones that are really the most relevant to the way we are trying to solve the problem. The problem is that we need to find new and more innovative ways to solve the problems we face today. We need to find ways to reduce the amount of energy and resources we use. We need to find ways to save the environment, by using less energy and making more use of the resources that we have.
