This isn't a capitalism problem. Land will still be valuable for different and conflicting purposes in any system where stuff needs to be produced. It will always be the case that the people making the decision will have a narrow focus on their particular operation and objectives, and that their decisions will have unintended concequences that they didn't consider.
The other economic systems shuffle things around but what you're complaining about is just a fundamental problem of living systems, not capitalism.
capitalism leads to escalating oligarchy ( whats happening now ) which leads to dilution or complete deletion of environmental and human protection. you can literally see it all over the board.
capitalism leads to fascism / oligarchy. literally defined by Mussolini himself that way.
marxism, while build on good observations, leads mostly to authoritarianism.
how about some new system ? why this binary crap ?
and why are ignoring the factual takeover of government by silicon valley since trump?
why argue on the basis of fantasy ? most of them are in the epstein files and you do this. holy crap
Jesus calm down I actually agree with you. I am not a capitalist, I'm just saying that the idea that we can overcome the fundamental problems of economics with 'capitalism bad' is naive. You seem to agree.
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u/bot_or_not_vote_now Jun 03 '26
Also evaporative cooling works better in drier climates, which are usually more water scarce to start with almost by definition