This is a talk by the Greek finance minister (5 months) and nome Chompsky.
Professors of the highest order we get an insight into the world
A world that people go hungry in.
A world people get locked up in prison in.
So the realities of this interview are real for the people of the world.
And here in New Zealand we are touched by this reality also.
The take home message from this talk is live in a location that has food and water and not in a city.
In other words self reliance is an important family aspiration.
Much of life has grown up on oil and coal for energy and a drought in these two areas will limit steel production and concrete production and delivery.
The free flow of food and water is also on the wash of oil and coal.
So if you are reading this and are asking what it mean I would suggest the following
1. Move away from the coastal areas and climb 300m above sea level to live.
2. Have a water supply like a river or stream within 5 I'm of your back door step
3. Be in a community of people less than 20,000 people.
4. Be surrounded by farming that supports food production.
5. Have access to fibre optic cable for communication.
These five requirements puts you outside of where 80% of the current world population live.
Good and if you are the one in five people that live outside this population density by being way from the coast then how are you dong with the other four of water, population, food and communications?
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