plunging birthrate

[briansd1]

CognitiveDissonance, you haven’t addressed what you believe is a sustainable system.

You seem to be saying that humans should consciously live modestly and not use up so much resources. That sounds like austerity to me.

But in Greece and Spain, people are demonstrating against the very austerity that would to lead to a sustainable economic system. The people want more money, more prosperity, that is more stuff and junk to consume.

[CA renter]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]Brian, as I said to you back in Feb.

All over the Arab world, as a precursor to, all over the world, the psychic locks that have held the populations in stasis have now been broken. We are standing before the walls of a metaphorical Jericho. The sound of magical trumpets fills the air but no one is directly aware of them.

The “system” is breaking down

More evidence;)

A revolutionary resonance is circling the globe[/quote]

Awesome

[CA renter]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]Brian, as I said to you back in Feb.

All over the Arab world, as a precursor to, all over the world, the psychic locks that have held the populations in stasis have now been broken. We are standing before the walls of a metaphorical Jericho. The sound of magical trumpets fills the air but no one is directly aware of them.

The “system” is breaking down

More evidence;)

A revolutionary resonance is circling the globe[/quote]

Awesome

[CA renter]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]Brian, as I said to you back in Feb.

All over the Arab world, as a precursor to, all over the world, the psychic locks that have held the populations in stasis have now been broken. We are standing before the walls of a metaphorical Jericho. The sound of magical trumpets fills the air but no one is directly aware of them.

The “system” is breaking down

More evidence;)

A revolutionary resonance is circling the globe[/quote]

Awesome

[CA renter]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]Brian, as I said to you back in Feb.

All over the Arab world, as a precursor to, all over the world, the psychic locks that have held the populations in stasis have now been broken. We are standing before the walls of a metaphorical Jericho. The sound of magical trumpets fills the air but no one is directly aware of them.

The “system” is breaking down

More evidence;)

A revolutionary resonance is circling the globe[/quote]

Awesome

[CA renter]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]Brian, as I said to you back in Feb.

All over the Arab world, as a precursor to, all over the world, the psychic locks that have held the populations in stasis have now been broken. We are standing before the walls of a metaphorical Jericho. The sound of magical trumpets fills the air but no one is directly aware of them.

The “system” is breaking down

More evidence;)

A revolutionary resonance is circling the globe[/quote]

Awesome

[sdrealtor]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]But 4S has an HOA and mello roos which by default makes it object of BG’s ire.[/quote]

Now that you bring it up, 4S has nearly the HIGHEST MR in the county. Thank you for clarifying :=][/quote]

Yet well heeled and well educated buyers continue to pay more to live there than prime older neighborhoods in Chula Vista. Go figure…..

[sdrealtor]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]But 4S has an HOA and mello roos which by default makes it object of BG’s ire.[/quote]

Now that you bring it up, 4S has nearly the HIGHEST MR in the county. Thank you for clarifying :=][/quote]

Yet well heeled and well educated buyers continue to pay more to live there than prime older neighborhoods in Chula Vista. Go figure…..

[sdrealtor]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]But 4S has an HOA and mello roos which by default makes it object of BG’s ire.[/quote]

Now that you bring it up, 4S has nearly the HIGHEST MR in the county. Thank you for clarifying :=][/quote]

Yet well heeled and well educated buyers continue to pay more to live there than prime older neighborhoods in Chula Vista. Go figure…..

[sdrealtor]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]But 4S has an HOA and mello roos which by default makes it object of BG’s ire.[/quote]

Now that you bring it up, 4S has nearly the HIGHEST MR in the county. Thank you for clarifying :=][/quote]

Yet well heeled and well educated buyers continue to pay more to live there than prime older neighborhoods in Chula Vista. Go figure…..

[sdrealtor]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]But 4S has an HOA and mello roos which by default makes it object of BG’s ire.[/quote]

Now that you bring it up, 4S has nearly the HIGHEST MR in the county. Thank you for clarifying :=][/quote]

Yet well heeled and well educated buyers continue to pay more to live there than prime older neighborhoods in Chula Vista. Go figure…..

[Eugene]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]
Absolutely, they did! Actually today’s middle class uses more energy than kings of old. The US could get by on our internal allotment, which is 1/3 the amount, though, it would change the landscape, tremendously. You also have distribution issues with the top of the social strata trying to keep their allotment the same. Europe’s per capita is half of what American’s is today.[/quote]

Is our internal allotment affected at all by widespread introduction of solar panels?

[Eugene]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]
Absolutely, they did! Actually today’s middle class uses more energy than kings of old. The US could get by on our internal allotment, which is 1/3 the amount, though, it would change the landscape, tremendously. You also have distribution issues with the top of the social strata trying to keep their allotment the same. Europe’s per capita is half of what American’s is today.[/quote]

Is our internal allotment affected at all by widespread introduction of solar panels?

[Eugene]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]
Absolutely, they did! Actually today’s middle class uses more energy than kings of old. The US could get by on our internal allotment, which is 1/3 the amount, though, it would change the landscape, tremendously. You also have distribution issues with the top of the social strata trying to keep their allotment the same. Europe’s per capita is half of what American’s is today.[/quote]

Is our internal allotment affected at all by widespread introduction of solar panels?

[Eugene]

[quote=CognitiveDissonance]
Absolutely, they did! Actually today’s middle class uses more energy than kings of old. The US could get by on our internal allotment, which is 1/3 the amount, though, it would change the landscape, tremendously. You also have distribution issues with the top of the social strata trying to keep their allotment the same. Europe’s per capita is half of what American’s is today.[/quote]

Is our internal allotment affected at all by widespread introduction of solar panels?

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