rplus resources towards prosperity, and instead default into the comfortable and familiar pattern of growth, then we risk a future of less prosperity. This, then, is the greatest challenge of our times – properly recognizing where we want our remaining surplus to go and getting that story out. I, for one, want to see continued advances in energy efficiency, medical technology, and everything else that modern society can offer. I want my children to have reasonable and fulfilling jobs, and I personally would vastly prefer to live in a world of happy and prosperous individuals versus one that is merely larger, but with less to go around for each person. It is our future prosperity that we place at risk if we allow ourselves to do what is easy – that is, take the path of least resistance and simply grow – instead of doing what is right, which is directing our surplus towards a more prosperous future. So there it is, Key Concept #2 of the Crash Course: Growth does NOT equal prosperity. Now that you have these two in hand, we are ready to explore this thing called “money.” FTX would like to gratefully acknowledge Chris Mortenson who created these videos.
Posted on: Sat, 02 Aug 2014 21:33:05 +0000
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