by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jul 17, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
“Is it a perfect philosophy believing in a moneyless society? Are there other ways to measure human well-being or happiness than GDP? Measure and facilitate the use of human well-being models on a systematic level is not easy as practice come before any theory, we can study history, well as various cultures without or less depended on material goods. Buddhism and indigenous religions might be a starting point. The outcome of a measurable index on human well-being is the basic set of fundamental variables what create conditions for happiness. These parameter or key eras are the condition for life, engagement, purpose, trust, optimism, and life satisfaction
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jul 11, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
The Monetary measurement of human well-being in the traditional Gross Domestic Product (GDP) does not work anymore; money is false, corrupt, poisoning of the mind and trigger desire for more. For example, a high GDP has nothing to do with social welfare, because terrorism, diseases, war, drug use, alcohol abuse, cancer, environmental disasters, suicide, hurricanes etc. creates a higher GDP, these issues mentioning is not beneficial for human happiness or well-being, nevertheless looks good on a spreadsheet and bottom line. A corporation does not have a soul; it is a system who does not feel pity, compassion or accountable.
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jul 8, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
The science of epigenetics fieldworks proves that the economic model of capitalism has massive consequences for the human as well ecological crisis, living a life in the fast lane. Is the essential field of scientifical discovery, the missing puzzle of what makes us who we are and why is near an understanding of the mechanisms and chemistry of human mind, behaviour and how we are affected by environmental factors as well as emotional stressors from parenthood, essentially fetal and early stage of life
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jul 5, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
A borderless world? From Colonialism to Transnationalism over the decline of the nation-state. The ecological crisis is the result of an economic model that since the beginning of the industrial revolution has evolved into a new world order whom a small elite dictates via international organizations and global corporations before the state.
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jul 1, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
Big Oil uses any tool necessary to influences and makes sure every elected president is pro-oil friendly; they start wars (Bush) when needed. Big Oil involved historically in fraud, corruption evading. Each of the seven sisters spending more money than any other company on lobbying federal governments, presidential elections, get access to America’s public lands, oceans, subsidies, tax breaks, corrupt politicians, control democracy commonly by using a bit of their vast profit.
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jun 29, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
“What is creating anxiety? Because of western society based on envy engendered by publicity. That publicity works upon concern; the sum of everything is money, to get the money to overcome anxiety, that the stress on which propaganda plays the fear that having nothing you will be nothing”
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jun 24, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
The ecological problems are not the environmental threat, that is just the symptoms, it is a question of survival of the human species, we are ourselves the worst enemy an intelligent predator at the top of the food chain eating more than sustained, doomed starving to death while having the knowledge at the same time.
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Jun 21, 2019 | Environmentalism and Sustainability, Green Activism
War on drugs has a long history, probably long before the first opium war between The British Empire and China 1839-1842. Since the War on drugs initiated by President George W Bush, the Anti-drug abuse act of 1988) signed by President Regan Nov. 18, 1988, A law that leads to corruption on a scale unthinkable
