What a life

All material causes and effects are contributed by our Mother Nature, from there on, we decide and are responsible for the result of different enjoyments or sufferings. All sorts of creations are continuously produced from various emotions. Lately, the economy and economics have not developed as we hoped. Better said, it is the opposite of what we hoped for. We constantly moan about oil prices, inflation, unemployment, environmental damage and a lack of clearly visible concepts for the future of the economy and society. Only several branches of economics are growing and blossoming vigorously.

We formulate and look for regularities in economic life, from which we derive possible instructions for the future. Focused on the future, we forget about the present. We are in line with the facts, although there is one fact that states “every success has its own price“. In a flash everything can vanish, while we keep attacking each other with abstract forms and meaningless formulas. Academic recognition should not only be about finding a way to help yourself, rather to help everyone else and with that, yourself. Then, acknowledgement will come alone, you wouldn’t have to promote yourself to get it.

Those who theorize about growth paths, while our society product is shrinking, who propagate full employment, while our unemployment rises, stabilize the value of money, while our society divides, boost consumption, even if our environment is being ruined in the process, have neither recognized today’s problems, nor tomorrow’s opportunities. The more concerning thing is, we never know if the planned result will take its shape. We recognize also that, what is happening in our world now, is not due to a single cause, everything interlocks in many ways.

On one hand, everything we do is preparatory work, on the other hand, it goes beyond the intended activity. Almost same as, a purpose to end something, often becomes an end for the purpose as well. We are led by a law of life, “what is good for the economy, is good for the people as well”. When in fact, it should be the other way around.

Industrialization should become the key to freedom for humanity. Being determined to function with external needs, our search practically ends. We got caught up in new constraints, as we continue to look for ways that ease our hardships. Deadlines, consumption fantasies, purchasing constraints and what not, until anyone can hardly distinguish between actual constraints and imagined constraints. Who can hold a speech, state the devilish truthful present, without offending the bureaucracy? Who is not an internal product of broadcasters?

However, those who deal with economic or social theory and have not forgotten their own practiced definitions, will question ideas for better solutions. We share a big community of experts, idealists, artists, scientists, you name it. We can find help and advice, only if we spared some time to listen to those who hide behind the cardboard walls and have a serious way of thinking for today’s problems, because we are all involved and each individual has a different perspective about this situation.

Newton’s law of universal gravitation perfectly describes the issue we are having. It corresponds with our pyramid scheme. If we want to eliminate some blocks, gravity will pull the rest down. Pushing the evolution of technology to perfection, can a man get along without himself? Even in the age of robots and microelectronics, work remains the central theme, as the people of the industrial community are slowly becoming more and more aware of the complex “human” evolution.

References: Nichts ist so einfach wie es aussieht – https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolf_Breitenstein