LogFAQs > #978784519

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It would definitely take an imaginary utopia to realistically sustain 8 billion people and growing in a safe, clean, and healthy environment that's fair and doesn't destroy the environment and climate.

You speak of the logistics, but I don't think you truly understand just how much resources that actually requires and the level of damage to the environment and the climate that requires. Including but not limited to producing, transporting and processing those intense manual labor products. For you to enjoy your luxuries, even the ones that you may think aren't luxuries.... somebody less fortunate is exploited for you to enjoy the most basic things such as your phone and even the clothes you wear or the food you eat. Like I don't think people really grasp just how food, metals, fuel, clothes, just basic shit is produced nevermind refined and turned into a product which brings even more exploitation.

We agree there's definitely a wealth gap that the wealthy take advantage of. We also agree the wealthy could definitely help the less unfortunate if they were not hoarding wealth which would definitely reduce some of the populations problems. Not saying it's great they are widening the gap.

That all being said, even with that, there are luxuries everyone on this board enjoys that it's tough to swallow... contributes to exploitation as well.