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The researchers used the HANDY model to analyze three different social scenarios: an egalitarian society with no elite class; an equitable society with workers and non-workers (students, retirees, disabled persons); and an unequal society with a robust class of elites.
The egalitarian and equitable societies could produce a sustainable civilization and avoid collapse, even with a high ratio of non-workers. Social collapse was more likely after people overreached and depleted natural resources. Importantly, even without any social stratification, collapse could occur if a society exhausted its natural resources.
In the unequal society, however, collapse was almost unavoidable - and these were the HANDY scenarios that mirrored our current globalized society.
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And they wonder why people have such distrust of governmental institutions these days.
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Yo Vlad! For future reference I suggest you refer to them as "elitist" Cause you are correct - but there is nothing elite bout them Vlad! ~ BK,...
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I found a way to cure my 'heartache':
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Now all I have to do is reduce my coffee, alcohol and carb intake! Ha! It looks like vitamin C is going to be the easy bit.... It also looks to me to be an explanation as why smoking got such a 'bad rap', as it 'consumes' Vitamin C, especially when the body is under stress, such as illness or pregnancy.