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To: MSI who wrote (213)	12/13/2003 5:17:27 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) of 512

True, consumption needs to drop dramatically, even while lifestyle improves. The only way that can occur is if there is a radical new level of acceptance of "voluntary simplicity" by the entire populace. However, in the inimitable phrasing of George Monbiot's recent article on the end of the Oil Era: "People tend to take to the streets because they want to consume more, not less. Given a choice between a new set of matching tableware and the survival of humanity, I suspect that most people would choose the tableware." guardian.co.uk

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