The Future of Science and Morbraly Isn't Going to Save Us

In the here and now, greer says that science and morbraly isn't going to save us. Even if there were scientific solutions, we are in the civilizational phase where rising costs and enormous parasitism mean declining returns to scientific inputs. I call thi the as queen chaniqua problem. For example, it took us 20 years to make the james webb's space telescope with far more expenditure of time and money than it should have taken. Without any restrictions on orgies being suggest e grier predicts our future, society will look with a jaundiced eye at science and complex technology. Most real benefits to day accrue to the ruling classes, while the