i’m sure you’re aware that many people regard neoliberalism as anything but liberal in its effect on (for example) employment, housing and education - rather as 19th-century utilitarianism (“the greatest good of the greatest number”) didn’t do much for the masses in the industrialised towns.
Very good points in here. I think people will soon find out just how fragile our progress actually is as well as how much effort it takes to simply maintain the complex systems we depend upon.
Have you read "The Invisible Pyramid" by Loren Eiseley?
i’m sure you’re aware that many people regard neoliberalism as anything but liberal in its effect on (for example) employment, housing and education - rather as 19th-century utilitarianism (“the greatest good of the greatest number”) didn’t do much for the masses in the industrialised towns.
Very good points in here. I think people will soon find out just how fragile our progress actually is as well as how much effort it takes to simply maintain the complex systems we depend upon.