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Originally Posted by TheRobster
From a business point of view, the best approach is to invest the smaller amount of money now and then let it grow because of compound interest and then use it to fix the problem in the future. It's cheaper that way than fixing the problem now.
Also, to be able to invest money now I need some capital and the best way to get this is via economic growth and free-market capitalism.
So the best solution is to ignore the problem until after I'm dead, to make a fantastic amount of money for myself right now and to put a little bit of this away to fix any problems that I might create for future generations.
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On your first point: You still don't have any economic sense as far as I can see. The problems we are facing are growing much faster than any bank interest, so the mean proportional growth fails to support your hypothesis.
On your second point. You are right. So, let's invest in renewable energy. It's a good investment into the future.
On your third point. I can see you don't give a damn about anyone except for yourself. You must be a Republican. I also see you don't plan on having any children.
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