What Are You Doing Right Now? (249 Viewers)
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The earth is overpopulated because poor third world countries reproduce a lot, while developed western countries don't reproduce enough. I don't agree that western European countries don't need more people, they do need more working age young people, its just an issue of getting in the right people.
The issue here is that we cannot expect the western world alone to take in all refugees, the rest of the world has to pick up the slack too.
The issue here is that we cannot expect the western world alone to take in all refugees, the rest of the world has to pick up the slack too.
I dated a cute ½-columbian/½-danish psychologist last may/june. She went to an ayahuasca-retreat and that completely changed her. After she finished her master's degree in neuropsychology, she gave up on "science" and instead wanted to find the "truth" in spirits and the spiritual connection between us all, a connection she had first felt when she was high on ayahuasca (btw. she claimed she wasn't high, but it was her spirits finally released inside
); soem new age shit nonsense - now she is a spiritual guide in soem hippie collective in Spain.Such a damn shame. Cute, intelligent, extremely caring and warm hearted and out a diplomat family
This is an educated guess though. I agree with you that it is likely. I also think governments need to prepare for a big part of the entire population that might not have a meaningful job to do. But so far robots and automation have not yet completely excluded this need. Far from it. We don't know for sure if or when this will happen either.
I'm going to assume this means basic income. But even if basic income is a reality, that is only part of the solution. People have to find some meaning in their lives. I am confident that I would find something to do if I did not have to work for money. Perhaps the incentive would be even greater. I am not quite so sure that it would work this way for everyone. Our day jobs take up significant parts of our lives. They also provide us with social contact. You'd need to replace all of that too, not just the income.
That's relaxation and leisure time for most people. But surely the average person will eventually get fed up of doing nothing all day, everyday and try to figure out what they can do to add meaning to their lives. And I suppose if universal income became implemented, governments would encourage and educate their people on how they can make use of their extra free time.