The Empirical Perspective

The Empirical Perspective
View In: The Empirical PerspectiveThis article is a response to the reply (in quotes) I received from someone about my One Planet #Sustainability article. That article can be read here https://empiricalperspective.home.blog/2023/06/08/one-planet-sustainability/ Or here https://qoto.org/@Empiricism_Reloaded/110511036586999020 The repl...

The Empirical Perspective
View In: The Empirical PerspectiveImagine if a government encouraged people to live sustainable lifestyles. This would be in stark contrast to the current neoliberal sociopolitical and socioeconomic paradigm that has encouraged unsustainable lifestyles in the name of economic growth. Ways of living that are based on increasing the amount...

The Empirical Perspective
View In: The Empirical PerspectiveThe essay will describe how a population of people (society) can develop a society that is relatively sustainable (e.g., virtually zero Greenhouse Gas emissions). To be clear, this essay is not stating that humans will want to transition toward a sustainable society. In other words, for various persona...

The Empirical Perspective
View In: The Empirical PerspectiveTo relate to this article, you will need to understand the world that was portrayed in the Matrix Sci-Fi movie (the first one). For any readers that haven’t seen the movies I will do my best to describe the fundamentals of the Matrix world. Basically, most humans in the Matrix world were unknowingl...

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View In: The Empirical PerspectiveReaders may think why am I writing about the American pop singer Taylor Swift, since most of my posts are related to ecological sustainability. They may ask what has Taylor Swift got to do with sustainable living? And they’d be right, Taylor Swift has nothing to say about or to do with ecological sustainabl...

The Empirical Perspective
View In: The Empirical PerspectiveWhen a species population increases to the amount (quantity) where it over consumes the environments resources, for example food, what usually happens in nature is that the species population numbers are limited (by the environments limited or finate resources). In the science of ecology, this is terme...