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Scarcity is a design choice, a brief introduction to economies of harmony, by Ammonool Santa Ana, Luminous Prosperity.
Scarcity is a design choice, a brief introduction to economies of harmony.
For millennia, humanity has been sold a cosmic joke disguised as economic law that scarcity is natural, inevitable, and fundamentally true.
We are told the sun rises on a world of limits, that resources run out, that someone must always want more than there is to give.
It is a narrative so thoroughly baked into our institutions, our education systems, and our daily anxieties that we mistake it for gravity.
It isn't. Scarcity is not a boundary condition of reality. It is a blueprint, and blueprints can be redrawn.