Let's Innovate and Re-innovate

Malthus said productive-capacity should match the consumptive-capacity, equals. It sounds that he believed in some barter kind of model in which the economy only produces what it consumes. Moreover, it also echoes as he is suggesting no waste of resources in realizing long term goals. IN SHORT-TERM WE CONSUME MONEY, IN THE LONG GOODS. And, since not every body is equally endowed we created money and with it the desire to achieve everything sooner than soon. Lastly, it ends as a tool of exploitation. Actually, exploitation of desires for both engaged in trade. We know our gold reserves ended in accumulating paper-notes which come from green-trees with little metal in it. And, now we have only numbers, our credit-cards and debit cards with more numbers in it. Desires and money are like water in a desert. That sounds like a sage but our common man, most common of all, worth more appreciation. He works and has worked more than everybody else and they needed a break, sabbath. It was a cosmic-plan, joke! Now, we can decide to fulfill our promises. Let’s make the WORLD the most green-beautiful place with beautiful minds in the entire universe. Let us make it a leisure-spot for our brothers from outer space, again joke! I heard Stephen Hawking. Let’s compete to create our places the most sought after tourist destinations. Lets us compete to keep our systems most simple and most beautiful with just distributions of work and leisure all over the earth’s surface, even though we are not equally endowed. Let’s trade once again. The credit goes to Classical economists who suggested innovate then re-innovate then again innovate and re-innovate. Do not MAR (HINDI) in ENGLISH fi-ht (shhh…).

Let us be HOPEFUL l!