So the economy needs to be thought of as a garden, not as a wild ecosystem. And managing a garden as an ecosystem is hard to do, monoculture is easier as there are fewer different things to think about.
I guess what you're leading to is permaculture. But permaculture is not a natural environment, it's a managed environment. Bush is a symptom, not the disease.
Really? I thought the economy compells to think only about yourself. Who cares about Chinese workers, African kids?
I don't see our economies just us rich. Especially now, I see many wide one-way highways of growth, but I wonder, how the things will bend to ever lively cycles.
But if you do care then you have to manage the economy, because left to itself it's going to look a lot like a jungle. Bush is a symptom, not the disease.
I think that dominating greed is abnormal in Nature. There are no licenses and tax incentives there.
... the economy needs to be thought of as a garden, not as a wild ecosystem.
THAT is excellent Framing and could be developed into a counter-narrative/attack.
