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A Primer On The Nature Of "Growth" Posted by Pile (12529 views) [E-Mail link] [Edumakashun] [Science] We interrupt this web site to bring you something that's likely more educational than what we usually provide, but it's worth watching... Do you understand the nature of the figures people give you every day about "growth rates?" Want to understand why prices change the way they do, why scientists say natural and other resources may run out much sooner than you think? Check out this amazingly informative and important video.   Primer on Growth Posted by loltedum on 2008-12-09 11:52:35 I want more of these. We have a problem and the problem will be taken care of whether we try to help with solution or not. The earth will go on with us or without us. Posted by Pile on 2008-12-15 10:40:25 It's a shame more people aren't as excited about learning new things as they are by being distracted by something shiny, flesh-colored, or violent. 1 Article displayed.

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