Gunnar Rundgren

My point is certainly not that science as such is bad, but that we should not put it too high on the pedestal and in that process disregard other ways to understand what it is to be human and how we should live.

The economy, aka capitalism, is governed by growth and competition. Therefore, the currently popular notion that businesses or the private sector will drive sustainability is delusional.

Almost all that we cover in the word development, or civilization, are based on straight lines, flat earth and shortage of time. The effects are not only limited to the rest of the living, it also affects us.

Can there be a market economy without capitalism? That is the question of today’s post.

The long term opportunities for growth of my herd and the growth of global capitalism are the same. None.

In this last in my series of nitrogen articles, I turn to the question if we can do without synthetic nitrogen fertilizers.