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Participant[quote=walterwhite]Is it possible there is a relationship between the lack of sustainability of our resource use and the lack of sustainability in our economic system?[/quote]
You must have seen Zeitgeist – Moving Forward
Participant[quote=walterwhite]Is it possible there is a relationship between the lack of sustainability of our resource use and the lack of sustainability in our economic system?[/quote]
You must have seen Zeitgeist – Moving Forward
ParticipantThe title of this thread really threw me. I was expecting some dream home. Really, is this your dream home? To me, I was thinking dream home would be like 5090 Rancho Del Mar Trail.
ParticipantThe title of this thread really threw me. I was expecting some dream home. Really, is this your dream home? To me, I was thinking dream home would be like 5090 Rancho Del Mar Trail.
ParticipantThe title of this thread really threw me. I was expecting some dream home. Really, is this your dream home? To me, I was thinking dream home would be like 5090 Rancho Del Mar Trail.
ParticipantThe title of this thread really threw me. I was expecting some dream home. Really, is this your dream home? To me, I was thinking dream home would be like 5090 Rancho Del Mar Trail.
ParticipantThe title of this thread really threw me. I was expecting some dream home. Really, is this your dream home? To me, I was thinking dream home would be like 5090 Rancho Del Mar Trail.
Participant[quote=briansd1]I don’t really think that we need lifeguards. Swimmers beware.
I’ve been to many countries where there are no lifeguards on the beach.
Not a necessity. Much better things to spend money on, IMHO.[/quote]
Yeah. I have to say that having lifeguards are a luxury, IMO. I agree w/brian on this. Many countries do not have lifeguards. You are on your own. Swim or sink. I don’t remember seeing any lifeguards at any of the beaches I was at in Italy. Of course, there are no big waves there.
But if we insist on having lifeguards and paying them these wages, perhaps we can do what NJ does and start charging to go on the beach.
Participant[quote=briansd1]I don’t really think that we need lifeguards. Swimmers beware.
I’ve been to many countries where there are no lifeguards on the beach.
Not a necessity. Much better things to spend money on, IMHO.[/quote]
Yeah. I have to say that having lifeguards are a luxury, IMO. I agree w/brian on this. Many countries do not have lifeguards. You are on your own. Swim or sink. I don’t remember seeing any lifeguards at any of the beaches I was at in Italy. Of course, there are no big waves there.
But if we insist on having lifeguards and paying them these wages, perhaps we can do what NJ does and start charging to go on the beach.
Participant[quote=briansd1]I don’t really think that we need lifeguards. Swimmers beware.
I’ve been to many countries where there are no lifeguards on the beach.
Not a necessity. Much better things to spend money on, IMHO.[/quote]
Yeah. I have to say that having lifeguards are a luxury, IMO. I agree w/brian on this. Many countries do not have lifeguards. You are on your own. Swim or sink. I don’t remember seeing any lifeguards at any of the beaches I was at in Italy. Of course, there are no big waves there.
But if we insist on having lifeguards and paying them these wages, perhaps we can do what NJ does and start charging to go on the beach.
Participant[quote=briansd1]I don’t really think that we need lifeguards. Swimmers beware.
I’ve been to many countries where there are no lifeguards on the beach.
Not a necessity. Much better things to spend money on, IMHO.[/quote]
Yeah. I have to say that having lifeguards are a luxury, IMO. I agree w/brian on this. Many countries do not have lifeguards. You are on your own. Swim or sink. I don’t remember seeing any lifeguards at any of the beaches I was at in Italy. Of course, there are no big waves there.
But if we insist on having lifeguards and paying them these wages, perhaps we can do what NJ does and start charging to go on the beach.
Participant[quote=briansd1]I don’t really think that we need lifeguards. Swimmers beware.
I’ve been to many countries where there are no lifeguards on the beach.
Not a necessity. Much better things to spend money on, IMHO.[/quote]
Yeah. I have to say that having lifeguards are a luxury, IMO. I agree w/brian on this. Many countries do not have lifeguards. You are on your own. Swim or sink. I don’t remember seeing any lifeguards at any of the beaches I was at in Italy. Of course, there are no big waves there.
But if we insist on having lifeguards and paying them these wages, perhaps we can do what NJ does and start charging to go on the beach.
ParticipantThere just needs balance. Too much government is not good either.
ParticipantThere just needs balance. Too much government is not good either.
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