Comments on: Manufactured Landscapes http://humani.st/manufactured-landscapes/ Computer Science, Business, Blogging, and Technology Blog by Luke Hoersten Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:39:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Luke Hoersten http://humani.st/manufactured-landscapes/comment-page-1/#comment-10794 Luke Hoersten Fri, 14 Dec 2007 02:56:21 +0000 http://openradix.org/archives/319#comment-10794 It's not really the population that bothers me as much as the side effects of such an abrasive existence. Whether it's China or India with the population problems, the US and other European countries are feeding them with money to sustain such rapid growth. When so much money is coming in, it's always easier to be green "later." It's expensive to go green as well. And it's not boolean, it's a gradient. How far is enough?<br><br>Thanks for the comment btw. I guess we are seeing these problems before they are really a problem that the whole human race is willing to see. Once that happens, we will solve it. It's so "if it isn't broken, don't fix it." It's not really the population that bothers me as much as the side effects of such an abrasive existence. Whether it's China or India with the population problems, the US and other European countries are feeding them with money to sustain such rapid growth. When so much money is coming in, it's always easier to be green “later.” It's expensive to go green as well. And it's not boolean, it's a gradient. How far is enough?

Thanks for the comment btw. I guess we are seeing these problems before they are really a problem that the whole human race is willing to see. Once that happens, we will solve it. It's so “if it isn't broken, don't fix it.”

]]> By: Luke Hoersten http://humani.st/manufactured-landscapes/comment-page-1/#comment-10563 Luke Hoersten Thu, 13 Dec 2007 21:56:21 +0000 http://openradix.org/archives/319#comment-10563 It's not really the population that bothers me as much as the side effects of such an abrasive existence. Whether it's China or India with the population problems, the US and other European countries are feeding them with money to sustain such rapid growth. When so much money is coming in, it's always easier to be green "later." It's expensive to go green as well. And it's not boolean, it's a gradient. How far is enough?<br><br>Thanks for the comment btw. I guess we are seeing these problems before they are really a problem that the whole human race is willing to see. Once that happens, we will solve it. It's so "if it isn't broken, don't fix it." It’s not really the population that bothers me as much as the side effects of such an abrasive existence. Whether it’s China or India with the population problems, the US and other European countries are feeding them with money to sustain such rapid growth. When so much money is coming in, it’s always easier to be green “later.” It’s expensive to go green as well. And it’s not boolean, it’s a gradient. How far is enough?

Thanks for the comment btw. I guess we are seeing these problems before they are really a problem that the whole human race is willing to see. Once that happens, we will solve it. It’s so “if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.”

]]> By: Geoff Dodd - Australia http://humani.st/manufactured-landscapes/comment-page-1/#comment-10562 Geoff Dodd - Australia Thu, 13 Dec 2007 09:27:53 +0000 http://openradix.org/archives/319#comment-10562 China has unique population problems that maybe only India would understand. Pity if they have to 'diverge from Nature' though - they could go green. China has unique population problems that maybe only India would understand. Pity if they have to ‘diverge from Nature’ though – they could go green.

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