The issue that I have is that the economists that poison the minds of humanity by talking about productivity without ever actually defining it, is really like strapping humanity down to the ground with what I would call ghostly chains.
The ghostly chains, in my view, is the refusal to define what actual productivity is. And by doing so, we lock humanity into a continual loop of thinking that productivity is the one thing that is all important.
Yet productivity, the way that I think anybody could technically define it at this point, is ephemeral at best, maybe short term, maybe at a stretch, medium term, maybe 100 years, 200 years, maybe 1,000 years, maybe 4 millennia, 10 millennia.
But what after that? What does productivity actually mean?
