Guy Roux the econologist: lesson of anti-waste

[Christophe]

Anyway, I don't have any football!

But you are right ...

[Remundo]

the economy (in the sense of gainful activity) can only take place if physical resources and individual skills combine ...

Currently, we are on a path where physical resources are disappearing ... in terms of skills ...

And we created, as Ahmed points out, a society as stupefying as possible, a perfectly artificial lucrative activity resulting from the overexploitation of physical resources, allowing the mass of the population (in rich countries ...) to know a rather easy life, but tasteless for the benefit of a few wise organizers ...

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[Ahmed]

The economy (in the sense of gainful activity) can only take place if physical resources and individual skills combine ...

You seem to indicate by that (if I understood correctly!) A desirable operating formula, in relation to the drifts that you then underline, and which would, for their part, be pathological.

However, from the moment when, as you perfectly distinguish it, this activity is oriented towards the profit aspect, all that you denounce is not at all a perversion of a system but well the accomplishment of its internal logic.

Achievement which reveals by its paroxysmal absurdity, the inanity of its foundations.

The economy requires man in its service as a willing slave (not always consenting, moreover!) And ultimately condemns its survival as a species by destruction of its ecosystem.

[Flytox]