Philosophy of Economic Incompetence

I think we need to review whats going on here.

First- Why do we find it necessary to build roads everywhere? To get places, sure, but do we really need all of those dead ends and long looping roads that lead no where?
What if we run out of oil? We dont really realize how much we use it, if we were to run out we’d be without the transportation we’ve become accustomed to, and in a lot of places electricity. We wouldnt be able to make our food unless we used solar power or wind power, and soon all of the markets would be swiped clean of all ready-made food since we’d have to make such a drastic change in our energy-supplying ways. We’d have to resort to farming, cultivating the land once again, but how? We’ve taken up a good majority of our land with roads that would now be useless, large factories empty and deserted, huge apartments and leaky condos.
I truly believe a lot of us wouldnt be able to survive without technology. We’ve become dependant on machinery, it washes our clothes for us, heats and preserves out food, sews our clothing, tells us the time, entertains us, allows us to keep a social life. It would be tough to use other natural resources for harnessing electricity all around the world. We all know about it, but a lot of people dont care or take it as a reality. A group of people cant make an impression upon a billion, cant convince the leaders of the world or business owners that money isnt equivalent to our lives. Money is put up on a pedastal, killed for, pined after. Psh. When the economy hits rock bottom it wont be worth a dime. In fact, a dime wont exist.

~ by craspoissusurrant on March 15, 2007.