Final option

THE economic structure globally is a form of “brain damage”. It gets in the way of our thinking about what is really valuable.

The human race may not be tied together politically, philosophically or culturally, but what all do have in common is a finite amount of land, an air envelope that is rapidly filling up with filth and poisons and an uneven water supply that is largely unprotected against pollution by sewage and noxious waste.

The human intelligence that created an industrial civilisation now has the assignment of making that civilisation compatible with man’s basic needs.