[Darth Bellows]

Thank you Tim for these links to Charles Eisenstein's 'Sacred Economics' and 'Ascent of Humanity'. Sacred Economics is the most enlightening read I've had on economics and is filling in a whole lot of questions I've always had.

Originally Posted by TimG

I am interested.

Here's some related stuff I have been reading that goes into what Steve talks about, particularly unsustainable systems, and also possible replacements.

you can read this book online for free, it pretty much nails the sustainability issue.
Home - Ascent of Humanity

And another book (in a series of blog posts) also for free which I am really finding though provoking "sacred economics" provides ideas and possible solutions to the "bits we need to fix"
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Sacred Economics: Chapter 1, "The Gift World" (Pt. 2) | Reality Sandwich
Sacred Economics: Chapter 2, "The Illusion of Scarcity" (Pt. 3) | Reality Sandwich
Sacred Economics: Chapter 3, "Money and the Mind" (Pt. 4) | Reality Sandwich
and so on...