Deciduous trees use vital resources to grow leaves, only to discard them in the fall as a blanket of decay. Next year, they do it all over again. Our economic, rational self rejects this logic of recirculation for a linear logic of grasping, owning and hoarding. This is, clearly, unnatural.
Given a real world situation there are a set of constraints leaving maybe 2 or 3 realistic, rational, and cost effective options open. Thus, we all end up looking, doing and thinking the same way because of the "rational efficiencies" we are surrounded by. The more creative you try to be the more costly the …
