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In this episode of the Convo Couch hosted by Fiorella Isabella, Matt was invited to shed light on the Chinese system, its system of government, decision making process, and how it is interfacing with global systems.
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The Convo Couch interviews Matt Ehret
What Makes China Tick? Convo Couch with Fiorella Isabella and Matt Ehret
In this episode of the Convo Couch hosted by Fiorella Isabella, Matt was invited to shed light on the Chinese system, its system of government, decision making process, and how it is interfacing with global systems.
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Originally run on Jun 4, 2022
Matt Ehret joins The Convo Couch to discuss Russia, Ukraine, and what's been happening in the world. Interview recorded on June 3rd, 2022.
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As a child, one of the cheaper foods was fish, fresh wild caught salmon, halibut, cod, etc. These have almost completely been fished out, and what’s left is luxury cost. I am not convinced that a population 3 to 4 times what it is now can be sustained, even if the energy is there in the form of fusion or whatever new technologies exist. I don’t hear “living in harmony with nature” part of Matt’s discussion. It’s just, ‘the more of us humans the better,” even as habitat destruction is wiping out hundreds of species. Yes, China is engaging in… Read more »
I’m awfully glad you bring this up. “As a child, one of the cheaper foods was fish, fresh wild caught salmon, halibut, cod, etc. These have almost completely been fished out, and what’s left is luxury cost. I am not convinced that a population 3 to 4 times what it is now can be sustained, even if the energy is there in the form of fusion or whatever new technologies exist. I don’t hear “living in harmony with nature” part of Matt’s discussion. It’s just, ‘the more of us humans the better,” even as habitat destruction is wiping out hundreds… Read more »