The current momentum of global trade in our everyday lives
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Through the advances in global transportation, we have population densities far beyond the "natural" carrying capacity of land. This causes uninterrupted global trade to be a necessity...and all the mess that comes with free(ly tradable) markets.
Interruption of this trade network would cause large-scale pain: starvation, loss of life, etc. If it has to go in the name of pRoGrEsS, it has to go slowly, if only to prevent catastrophic suffering.
Version 1 of 1 - This issue was first identified by magbuck on 9/25/2022
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