Human development leads towards efficiency and not idealistically.

Small groups of humans are inefficient and that is why we have developed the way that we have. Some people find hunting for food a big chore, they would rather push some buttons for eight hours rather than chase down some animal.

All of the necessities of life are included in this and that is why we will never return to a small community structure unless something major happens that forces humans into it. Although just like mentioned a few times in this thread, humans will struggle to return to this same level of development we currently have.

I notice 20 years ago. My American textbooks would have been a lot smaller without repeating the words, grow, scale, efficiency etcetera.

Look were we are. Forgot rigging shareholders-value.

I think government should stimulate small-scale businesses economy to motivte popolation; energize instead squeeze out taxes.

Also I think every child born should get part of the CO2 emission rights. It;s their world, we are only here a couple of more years. Maybe pay education

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The US government isn't about fairness or equality. It is about who has the most money to get done what they want done. Large corporations get to control the people. Forced buying of health insurance is called health care reform. The citizens believe they are getting something good but in reality it is just benefit to large insurance companies. The system is not fixed or getting fixed, it is only maneuvering the average American's anal towards a direction for maximum penetration by the government. There is no socialism ideology at work, it is nothing more than Fascism hiding behind the mask of caring.

Small groups of humans are inefficient and that is why we have developed the way that we have. Some people find hunting for food a big chore, they would rather push some buttons for eight hours rather than chase down some animal.

All of the necessities of life are included in this and that is why we will never return to a small community structure unless something major happens that forces humans into it. Although just like mentioned a few times in this thread, humans will struggle to return to this same level of development we currently have.