Living on Earth as if We Want to Stay

With human activity pressing against planetary limits, perpetual growth is no longer an appropriate goal. This changing relationship with the Earth requires a different approach to mutual provision (the economy). Children grow. Adults, not so much. The human family has reached physical maturity and, as with individual maturity, accepting responsibility for our strength is accompanied by the vast opportunities of adult life. Time tested biological processes can secure long-term well-being as society’s economic “metabolism” adapts to our new situation. A glimpse of a future that grandchildren might enjoy can be seen through the precept “More Fun, Less Stuff.” Join us for a discussion about how a shared vision of a new goal can lead to a sustainable future.


Suggested Reading: Life, Money and Illusion; Living on Earth as if We Want to Stay by Mike Nickerson. New Society Publishers