Bill,
Just finished your presentation on ‘China and US business’.
You might be interested this You Tube site:
(MIAC #227) Transition Where Food Becomes More Valuable than Money.
J Mellott
Professor of Geology, Meteorology, and Climatology
Email: jmellott44@yahoo.com or jmellott@wc.edu
One reply on “Food cost in China”
If nothing is produced, all the gold in the world is worthless. Without the freedom to learn, to think, to choose, and to act: nothing can be produced. This is because the act of production depends upon the mind. Bind the mind in endless mother-may-I rules and regulations then the mind cannot function. That is except at the lowest level of hand to mouth sub-survival hunting and gathering existence.
This is the future of China without the central authority giving up their fantasy that they control everything. All they actually control is how fast human sacrifice is committed in their pretense that they are in control. Run out of sacrificial victims and the whole charade quickly ends.