[豆知识] 【整理】2011-04-03&04-09 物品的故事 (1/5)

jessiyear

Bits-of-Knowledge-2011-04-03&04-10

The Story of Stuff

From its extraction through sale, use and disposal, all the stuff in our lives affects communities at home and abroad, yet most of this is hidden from view. The Story of Stuff is a fast-paced, fact-filled look at the underside of our production and consumption patterns. And it exposes the connections between a huge number of environmental and social issues, and calls us together to create a more sustainable and just world. It'll teach you something, it'll make you laugh, and it just may change the way you look at all the stuff in your life forever. Part I.

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由jessiyear在 整理的参考文本：
Do you have one of these? I get a little obsessed with mine. In fact, I get a little obsessed with all my stuff. Have you ever wondered where all the stuff we buy comes from where it goes when we throw it out? I couldn't stop wondering about that. So I looked it up. And what the textbook said is that stuff moves through a system, from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption, to disposal. All together, it's called the materials economy.



Well, I looked into it a little bit more. In fact, I spent 10 years traveling the world, tracking where our stuff comes from and where it goes. And you know what I found out? That is not the whole story.



There is a lot missing from this explanation. For one thing, this system looks like it's fine, no problem. But the truth is it's a system in crisis. And the reason it's a system in crisis is it's a linear system, and we live on a finite planet, and you cannot run a linear system on a finite planet indefinitely. Every step along the way, this system is interacting with the real world. In real life, it's not happening on a blank white page. It's interacting with societies, cultures, economies, the environment. And all along the way it's bumping up against limits. Limits we don't see here, because the diagram is incomplete.



So let's go back through. Let's fill in some of the blanks and see what's missing. Well, one of the most important things it's missing is people. Yes, people. People live and work all along this system. And some people in this system matter a little more than others. Some have a little more say. Who are they?



Well, let's start with the government. Now, my friends tell me I should use a tank to symbolize the government and that's true in many countries and increasingly in our own. After all, more than 50% of our federal tax money is now going to the military. But I'm using a person to symbolize the government, because I hold true to the vision and values that government should be of the people, by the people, for the people. It's the government's job to watch out for us, to take care of us. That's their job.



Then, along came the corporation. Now, the reason the corporation looks bigger than the government is that the corporation is bigger than the government. Of the 100 largest economies on earth now, 51 are corporations. And as the corporation has grown in size and power, we’ve seen a little change in the government. Well, they’re a little more concerned in making sure everything is working out for those guys than for us.



Ok. So let's see what else is missing from this picture. We start with extraction, which is a fancy word for natural resource exploitation, which is a fancy word for trashing the planet. What this looks like is we chop down the trees, we blow up mountains to get the metals inside, we use up all the water and we wipe out the animals.



So here, we are running up against our first limit. We are running out of resources. We are using too much stuff. Now I know this can be hard to hear, but it's the truth what've got to deal with it. In the past three decades alone, one third of the planet's natural resource spaces have been consumed. Gone. We are cutting, and mining, and hauling and trashing the place so fast that we’re undermining the planet's very ability for people to live here.



Where I live in the United States, we have less than 4% of our original forests left. 40% of the waterways have become undrinkable. And our problem is not just that we're using too much stuff, but we're using more than our share. We have 5% of the world's population, but we are using 30% of the world's resources, and creating 30% of the world's waste. If everybody consumed at U.S. rates, we would need 3 to 5 planets. And you know what? We've only got one.



So my country's response to this limitation is simply to go take somebody else's. This is the Third World, which some would say is another word for our stuff that somehow got on somebody else's land. So what does that look like? The same thing, trashing the place. 75% of global fisheries now are fished at or beyond capacity. 80% of the planet's original forests are gone. In the Amazon alone, we're losing 2,000 trees a minute. That is seven football fields a minute. And what about the people who live here? Well, according to these guys, they don't own these resources even if they've been living there for generations. They don't own the means of production and they are not buying a lot of stuff. And in this system, if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff, you don't have value.

由jessiyear在 整理的生词：




obsess: v. If you get obsessed with sth.,you think about it all the time and find it difficult to think about anythingelse

着迷







bump up:to suddenly increase sth. by a large amount

巨幅上涨、增加







visionand values: 视野与价值观

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Do you find one of these. I got a little obsessed with my fact. I got a little obsessed with all my stuff. Have you ever wondered where our stuff comes from where it goes when we throw it out? I couldn't stop wondering about that. So I looked it up. And what the textbook said, as a stuff moves through a from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption, to disposal. All together, it's called the materials economy. Well, I looked into it a little bit more. In fact, I spent 10 years traveling the world, tracking where our stuff comes from and where it goes. And you know what I found out? That is not the whole story. There is a lot missing from this explanation. For one thing, this system looks like it's fine, no problem. But the truth is it's a system in crisis. And the reason it's a system in crisis is it's a linear system, and we live on a finite planet, and you cannot run a linear system on a finite planet indefinitely. Every step along the way, this is to mean interacting with the real world. In real life, it's not happening on a blank white page. It's interacting with societies, cultures, economies, the environment and all along the way it's bumping up against limits. Limits we don't see here, because the diagram is incomplete.

So let's go back through. Let's fill in some of the blanks and see what's missing. Well, one of the most important things it's missing is people. Yes, people. People live and work all along the system. And some people in this system matter a little more than others. Some have a little more say. Who are they?

Well, let's start with the government. Now, my friends tell me I should draw the tank to symbolize the government. And that's true in many countries and increasingly in our own. After all, more than 15% of our federal tax money is now going to the military. But I'm using a person to symbolize the government, because I hold true to the vision and values the government should be of the people, by the people, for the people. It's the government's job to watch out for us, to take care of us. That's their job.

Then, along came the cooperation. Now, the reason the corporations looks bigger than the government is that the cooperation is bigger than the government. Of the 100 largest economies on the earth now, 51 are corporations. And as the corporation has grown in size and power,  we've seen a little change in the government. Well, there are a little more concerns to making sure everything is working out for those guys than for us.

So let's see what else is missing from this picture. We start with extraction, which is a fancy word for natural resource exploitation, which is a fancy word for trashing the planet. What this looks like as we chop down the trees, we * mountains to get metals inside, we use boiled water and we wipe out the animals.

So here, we are running up to begin our first limit. We are running out of resources. We are using too much stuff. Now, I know this can be hard to hear, but it's the truth that what've got to deal with it. In the past three decades alone, 1/3 of the planet's natural resource spaces have been consumed. Gone. We are cutting, and mining, and howling*, and trashing the place so fast. We are undermining the planet's very ability for people to live here. Where I live in the United States, we have less than 4% of our original forests left. 40% of the waterways have become undrinkable. And our problem is not just that we're using too much stuff, but we're using more than our share. We have 5% of the world's population, but we are using 30% of the world's resources, and creating 30% of the world's waste. If everybody consumed the U.S. rates, we would need 3 to 5 planets. And you know what? We've only got one.

So my country's response to this limitation is simply to go take somebody else's. This is the third world, which some would say is another word for our stuff that somehow got on somebody else's land. So what is that look like? The same thing, trashing the place. 75% of global fisheries now are fished * beyond capacity. 80% of the planet's original forests are gone. In the Amazon alone, we're losing 2,000 trees a minute. That is 7 football fields a minute. And what about the people who live here? Well, according to these guys, they don't own these resources even if they've been living there for generations. They don't own the means of production and they are not buying a lot of stuff. And in this system, if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff, you don't have value.
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whitemoon

Do you want this? I come up with a litte upsets with mine.In fact I come up with a litte upsets all my stuff.
Have you don't wondered every stuff by comes from where and where it goes when threw it out.I couldn't stop wondering about that.So I looked it up and what the context say is that stuff moves through a system from extraction,to production ,to distribution ,to comsuption,to disposal.All together is called the material's economy. Well,I need to learn a bit more . In fact I spent ten years traveling the world tracking where stuff comes from and where it goes.You knew what I found out that is not the whole stroy.There is a lot missing from this explanation.
For one thing, this is the most like it's fine,no problem.But the truth is it's a system in crisis.And the reasonable system in crisis is it's a linear system and we live on a finite plant and you can not run a linear system on a finite plant indefinitely.Every step on the way this system is interacting with the real world.Real life is not happening on the blank way page.It's interacting with societies ,cultures,economies ,the environment and all along the way it's bumping up against limits.Limits we don't see here ,because the diagram is incompelet.So let's go back through ,let's fill in some of blanks and see what 's missing.
What one of the most important things is missing is people ,yes ,people.People live and work all along this system.And some people in the system mater a litte more than others ,some have a litte more say.Who are they ? Well,let's start with the government.And my friends tell me I should use tank symbolize the government.and that's true . many countrys are increasingly  in a loan.After all ,more than 50 percent of our federal tax is now going into the military.I'm using a person to symbolise the  government .Because I hold true to the vision and values that government should be envy the people ,buy the people for the people .Its the government's job to watch out for us ,to take care of us .That's their job.Then along came to the corporation .Now the reasonable corporation looks bigger than the government.Is it the corporation is bigger than the government.Of the 100 largest economies on the earth now .51 are corporations.That corporation is grown in size and power.We see a lot changes in the government was there a litte more concern in control of everything work out for those guys than for us?
OK,let's see what else is missing from this picture.We started with extraction which is a fancy word for natural resource  exploitation.Which is a fancy word for trashing the planet.What this looks likeis we trop down the trees ,we brought mountains to get the metal inside,we use up the water and wipe out the animals.So here we are running up against our first limit.We are running out of resources.We are using too much stuff .I know this can be hard to hear ,but it's  the truth we got to deal with it.In the past three decades alone,one third of planet's natural resource has been consumed.Gone,we are cutting and mining and hunting and trashing the planet so fast.And we are under minding the planet's very ability for people to live here.
Where I live in United States.We have less than 4 percent of our original forests left.14 percent of the water waste has become undrinkable.In our problem is not just we are using too much stuff .But we are using more than our share.We have 5 percent of the world's population ,but we are using 30 percent of the world's resources and creating 30 percent of the world's waste.If every body consumed US rates ,we will need 3 to 5 planets.And you know what ,we have only got one.So my country's reponse to this limitation is simply to go take somebody else's .This is the third world which somebody say is another world for us stuff somehow get out of somebody else's land.So what it looks like,the same thing ,trashing the place.
75 percent of global fishers is now fished at a beyond capacity.80 precent of planet's original force are gone. In the America alone ,we are losing 2,000 trees a minutethat is 7 ** fields a minutes.And what about the people who live here?Well,according to these guys they don't own these resoucres even they have been living there for generations.They don't own means of production or buy a lot stuff and in this system if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff .You don't have value.

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sherry90

HW


Do you fond of this? I’ve got a little obsessed with my...In fact, I’ve got little obsess with all my stuff. Have you ever wondered where our stuff comes from and where it goes when we throw it out? I couldn't stop wondering about that, so l looked it up. And what the textbook said is this stuff moves through a system, from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption and to disposal. All together is called the material's economy.


Well, I looked into it a little bit more. In fact, I spent 10 years travelling the world tracking where our stuff comes from and where it goes. And you knew what I found out that is not the whole story, there is a lot of missing from this explanation.


For one thing, this system looks like it's fine. No problem. But the truth is it's a system in crisis. And the reason this system in crisis is it's a linear system and we live on finite planet and you can't run a linear system on a finite planet in definitely. Every step along the way this system is interacting with the real world. In real life it's not happening at blank white page, it’s interacting with societies, cultures, economies, the environments and all along the way its * up against limit.


Limit we don't see here, because the diagram is incomplete. So let's go back through, let's fill in some of the blanks and see what’s missing. Well, one of the most important things that are missing is people. Yes, people. People live and work all along the system. And some people in this system matter a little more than others, some have a little more say. Who are they? Well, let's start with the government.


My friends tell me I should use the tank to symbolize the government and that's true. Many countries are increasingly in *, after all, more than 50 percent of our federal packs money is going to the military. But I amused a person to symbolize the government, because I hold true to the vision and values the government should be after the people by the people for the people, it's the government's job to watch out for us to take care of us, that’s their job.


Then along came the corporation. Now the reason the corporation looks bigger than the government is that the corporation is bigger than the government. Of the one hundred largest economies on earth now, 51 corporations. And as the corporation is grown in size and power, we see a little change in the government. Where there is a little more concern in making sure everything is working for those guys than for us.


Ok. So let's see what else is missing from this picture. We started with an extraction, which is a fancy word from natural resource exploitation, which is a fancy word for trashing the planet. With this looks like is we chopped down the trees we blew out mountains to get the minerals inside we used a bowl of water and we wiped out the animal. So here we are running up against first limit, we are running out of resources, we are using to much stuff. I know this can be hard to hear but it's the truth so we've got to deal with this. In the past three decades along, one-third of the planet’s natural resources space have been consumed, gone. We are cutting and mining and howling and trashing the place so fast, they were undermining the planet very ability for people to live here.


Where I live in the United States, we have less than 4 percent of our original forest left, 40 percent of the waterways have became undrinkable, and our problem is not just that we are using to much stuff, but we are using more than our share. We have 5 percent of the world's population, but we are using 30 percent of the world's resources and creating 30 percent of the world's waste. If everybody consumed the U.S rate, we will need 3 to 5 planets. And you know what? We’ve only got one.

So my country's responsive limitation is simply to go to take somebody else’s. this is the third world. Which some would say this is another world for our stuff that's somehow got on somebody else's land, so what dose that look like? The same thing: trashing the place. 75 percent of global fishes now are fished at a beyond capacity, 80 percent of the planet's original forest are gone, in the * along we losing 2,000 trees a minutes, that is 7 football fields a minutes. And what about the people who live here? Well, according to these guys they don't own these resources even if they've been live in there for generations, they don't own the means of productions and not buy a lot of stuff. And in this system, if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff, you don't have value.

深海漫游

hw
.....i coud't stop wondering about that, so i look it out, with taxes bookset, it's stuff movement system,to extraction to production to distribution, to comsumption, to disposal, all together is called materials economy.
......

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gloria518

On 2#
Do you found of this? I got a little obsessed with mine. In fact. I got a little obsessed with all my stuff. Have you ever wondered where all the staff we buy comes from where it goes when we throw it out? I couldn't stop wondering about that. So I looked it up. And what the textbook said is the stuff moves through a system, from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption, to disposal. All together, it's called the materials economy.

Well, I looked into it a little bit more. In fact, I spent 10 years traveling the world, tracking where our stuff comes from and where it goes. And you know what I’ve found out? That is not the whole story.

There is a lot missing from this explanation. For one thing, this system looks like it's fine, no problem. But the truth is it's a system in crisis. And the reason it's a system in crisis is it's a linear system, and we live on a finite planet, and you cannot run a linear system on a finite planet indefinitely. Every step along the way, this means an interacting with the real world. In real life, it's not happening on a blank white page. It's interacting with societies, cultures, economies, the environment and all along the way it's bumping up against limits. Limits we don't see here, because the diagram is incomplete.

So let's go back through. Let's fill in some of the blanks and see what's missing. Well, one of the most important things it's missing is people. Yes, people. People live and work all along the system. And some people in this system matter a little more than others. Some have a little more say. Who are they?

Well, let's start with the government. Now, my friends tell me I should use the tank to symbolize the government. And that's true in many countries and increasingly in our own. After all, more than 15% of our federal tax money is now going to the military. But I'm using a person to symbolize the government, because I hold true to the vision and values the government should be of the people, by the people, for the people. It's the government's job to watch out for us, to take care of us. That's their job.

Then, along came the corporation. Now, the reason the corporations looks bigger than the government is that the corporation is bigger than the government. Of the 100 largest economies on the earth now, 51 are corporations. And as the corporation has grown in size and power, we’ve seen a little change in the government. Well, there are a little more concerns to making sure everything is working out for those guys than for us.

Ok. So let's see what else is missing from this picture. We start with extraction, which is a fancy word for natural resource exploitation, which is a fancy word for trashing the planet. What this looks like as we chop down the trees, we blow up mountains to get metals inside, we use boiled water and we wipe out the animals.

So here, we are running up to begin our first limit. We are running out of resources. We are using too much stuff. / I know this can be hard to hear, but it's the truth that what've got to deal with it. In the past three decades alone, 1/3 of the planet's natural resource spaces have been consumed. Gone. We are cutting, and mining, and howling and trashing the place so fast. They were undermining the planet's very ability for people to live here.
Where I live in the United States, we have less than 4% of our original forests left. 40% of the waterways have become undrinkable. And our problem is not just that we're using too much stuff, but we're using more than our share. We have 5% of the world's population, but we are using 30% of the world's resources, and creating 30% of the world's waste. If everybody consumed the U.S. rates, we would need 3 to 5 planets. And you know what? We've only got one.

So my country's response to this limitation is simply to go take somebody else's. This is the third world, which some would say is another word for our stuff that somehow got on somebody else's land. So what is that look like? The same thing, trashing the place. 75% of global fisheries now are fished at or beyond capacity. 80% of the planet's original forests are gone. In the Amazon alone, we're losing 2,000 trees a minute. That is 7 football fields a minute. And what about the people who live here? Well, according to these guys, they don't own these resources even if they've been living there for generations. They don't own the means of production and they are not buying a lot of stuff. And in this system, if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff, you don't have value.

2ice100

do you want this?i get a little sad with mine, in fact i get a little upset with all my stuff.have you ever wonder where it comes from the world throw it out,i could not stop wondering about that, so i looked up,and what the textbook say is the stuff move though a system from its distraction to production to distribution to consumtion to the sposol.all together it is called meterial company.   well i look into a little bit more in fact i spend ten years traveling around the world,tracking where the stuff comes from and where it goes.inmed   what i found out that is not the whole story there is a lot missing from this      .for one thing looks fine.no problem but the true is it is a system in crisis, it is a system indefinitely.every step on the way this is real world
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yezi棠梨

Do you want this? I come up with a litte upsets with mine.In fact I come up with a litte upsets all my stuff.
Have you don't wondered every stuff by comes from where and where it goes when threw it out.I couldn't stop wondering about that.So I looked it up and what the context say is that stuff moves through a system from extraction,to production ,to distribution ,to comsuption,to disposal.All together is called the material's economy. Well,I need to learn a bit more . In fact I spent ten years traveling the world tracking where stuff comes from and where it goes.You knew what I found out that is not the whole stroy.There is a lot missing from this explanation.
For one thing, this is the most like it's fine,no problem.But the truth is it's a system in crisis.And the reasonable system in crisis is it's a linear system and we live on a finite plant and you can not run a linear system on a finite plant indefinitely.Every step on the way this system is interacting with the real world.Real life is not happening on the blank way page.It's interacting with societies ,cultures,economies ,the environment and all along the way it's bumping up against limits.Limits we don't see here ,because the diagram is incompelet.So let's go back through ,let's fill in some of blanks and see what 's missing.
What one of the most important things is missing is people ,yes ,people.People live and work all along this system.And some people in the system mater a litte more than others ,some have a litte more say.Who are they ? Well,let's start with the government.And my friends tell me I should use tank symbolize the government.and that's true . many countrys are increasingly  in a loan.After all ,more than 50 percent of our federal tax is now going into the military.I'm using a person to symbolise the  government .Because I hold true to the vision and values that government should be envy the people ,buy the people for the people .Its the government's job to watch out for us ,to take care of us .That's their job.Then along came to the corporation .Now the reasonable corporation looks bigger than the government.Is it the corporation is bigger than the government.Of the 100 largest economies on the earth now .51 are corporations.That corporation is grown in size and power.We see a lot changes in the government was there a litte more concern in control of everything work out for those guys than for us?
OK,let's see what else is missing from this picture.We started with extraction which is a fancy word for natural resource  exploitation.Which is a fancy word for trashing the planet.What this looks likeis we trop down the trees ,we brought mountains to get the metal inside,we use up the water and wipe out the animals.So here we are running up against our first limit.We are running out of resources.We are using too much stuff .I know this can be hard to hear ,but it's  the truth we got to deal with it.In the past three decades alone,one third of planet's natural resource has been consumed.Gone,we are cutting and mining and hunting and trashing the planet so fast.And we are under minding the planet's very ability for people to live here.
Where I live in United States.We have less than 4 percent of our original forests left.14 percent of the water waste has become undrinkable.In our problem is not just we are using too much stuff .But we are using more than our share.We have 5 percent of the world's population ,but we are using 30 percent of the world's resources and creating 30 percent of the world's waste.If every body consumed US rates ,we will need 3 to 5 planets.And you know what ,we've only got one.So my country's reponse to this limitation is simply to go take somebody else's .This is the third world which somebody say is another world for us stuff somehow get out of somebody else's land.So what it looks like,the same thing ,trashing the place.
75 percent of global fishers is now fished at a beyond capacity.80 precent of planet's original force are gone. In the America alone ,we are losing 2,000 trees a minutethat is 7 ** fields a minutes.And what about the people who live here?Well,according to these guys they don't own these resoucres even they have been living there for generations.They don't own means of production or buy a lot stuff and in this system if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff .You don't have value.

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//本版严禁抄袭！！！   ---- jessiyear

岳婷婷

   do you want this .i can little on my fact ,i can process with  all my stuff .have u ever wondering  the others  buy come from where and throw it out . i couldn't stop wondering about that ,so i looked it out .and  with  text book said is it stuff move to a system from struction to  production   to distribution  to comsumption to disposal. all together is called material economy. well i look into it a little bit more .in fact i spend 10ys traveling from the world  where comes from and where goes.u know what i found out .that is not the whole story .there is a lot missing from thid exposition .
For one thing this is looks like fine no problem but the true things is a system in cressess and theit is a  l   system  and u can't find the planet adn u can't round a on the  in definately .every step along the way this is the  interaction with the real world  in reallize is not happening and  biand  page society economy culture andand  environment  and all the way is against .we don't see here cause the diaso  incomplete.let's go back thing let's feeling aome the bland see what is missing .well one of  the most important thing missing is people ,yes peo. people live and work all  along in the system .and some peo.in the system  has a little more some hasa little more thing .who are they .well let's start with the government .now my friend tell me that i should just t  to symbols  the government and that's true in many countries and incresingly in our own after all more than 15% now going to the miltary .but i use .a person symbols caues  i hold true to teh vision and value  teh government should be u peo. buy the peo. for teh peo.it's the goverment job to watch out for us to take care of us .that's their job then along can be cooperation .now the reason to cooperation looks biger than government is that a cooperation a little biger than government . of the 100 largest economy than the earth now .51 cooperation and the cooperaton is  in size in power .what's seem a litle changing in the government whether a little more concerned than  contral everthing working out   for those guys than  for us .ok so let's see what else missing for this picture ,who start with the stuction which is the fance word for natural resource exportarion .which is the for trshing the planning .with this look like is what we tras us inside  bottle water and we animal so here we are running begining our so first limits. we are running our resource . we are using too much resource we are using too much stuff . and i know this can be hard to hear but this is truth and we forgot to deal it .in the past decades ,one third of the planet natural resource bases consud gone .we are cutting and mining and holing and trushing the place so fast. the world under the planet is very  ability for peoople to live here. Well i live in the us. we have lessen 40% rigional,40%of water waste cause we are more drinkable .And our  problem is not just we are using too much stuff but we are using more than our share .We have 5% of the worls's population but we're  using 13% of the world's resource .prending 3% world's waste .If  everybody consumption the us resd we will need 3-5planet it's what  .so my country respons to this communction if somebody go take some elses .this is the third world .we      .so what's that look like the same thing trushing the place .17%globle fish beyond compacity 18%were  of the planets original  force were gone .and what about the people live here .well according to this guys the don't own the resource they don't even for januantions .they don't own the production and not buy the a lot of stuff.and this system if u don't own or buy a lot stuff u don't have vaule.

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花的姿态venessa

hw:
   to front of this, I got a little obsess with *, in fact I got a little obsess with all my stuff. Have you wondered where all the stuff we buy comes from and where it goes only throw it out. I couldn't stop wondering about that, so I looked up. The text books said, it's the stuff move system, from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption, to disposal. All together is called the materials economy. Well, I looked into it a bit more. In fact I spent ten years travelling the world, tracking where the stuff comes from and where it goes. You know what I found out? That is not the whole story. Therer is a lot missing from this explanation. One thing, this system looks like it's fine, no problem, but the truth is it's a system in crisis. The reason it's a system in crisis is it's a liner system, and we live on a finite planet and you cannot run a liner system on a finite planet indefinitely. Step long the way, this system is interacting with the real world, a real life is not happening on a black * page. It's interacting with societies, cultures, economies, the environment, and * long away, it's pumping up against limits. Let me *we don't see it, because the diagram is incomplete. So let's go back through, let's fill in some of the blanks and see what's missing. Well, one of the most important thing that's missing is people. That's people. People live and work all along the system. And some people in system matter a little more than others, some have a little more say. Who are they? Well, let's start with the government. My friends say that I should use a tanker to simbolize the government, and that's true in many countries increasingly in our own. After all, more than fifty percent of our federal tax money is now going to military. I'm using a people to sembolize the government, because I hold true to the vision envalues the government should be of the people, by the people, for the people. It's the government's job to watch out for us, to care for us, that's their job. Then a long came the corporation, now the reason a corporation looks bigger than government is that the corporation is bigger than the government. Of the one hundred largest economies on earth now, fifty one are corporations. And as the corporation is grown in size and power, we see a little change in the government, with there a little more concerned to making to everything is working out for those guys than for us. Ok, so let's see what else is missing from this picture. We start with the extraction, which is a fancy world for natural resource expectation. * fancy world for trashing the planet. This looks like is that we chopped down the trees, we * mountains to get the metals inside, we use off the water and wiped out the wild aniamls. Here we are running up against our first limit, we are running out of resources, we are using too much stuff. I know that's can be hard to hear, but it's the truth so we've got to deal with it. In the past three decades along, one third of the planet's natural resource space's been consumed, gone. We are cutting and mining and hauling and trashing the place so fast. We are undermining the planet's  very ability for people to live here. Well I live in United States, we have less than four percent of our original forest left. Forty percent of the waterways have become undrinkable. And our problem is not just that we're using too much stuff, but we're using more than our shell. We have five percent of the world's population, but we're using thrity percent of the world's resources, creating thirty percent of the world's waste, if everyboday consume the US rates, we would need three to five planets. And you know what, we've only got one. So my country's response to limitation is simply to go take somebody else's. This is the thrid world, which some would say it's another world for our stuff that somehow guard on somebody else's land. What does that look like? The same thing: trashing the place. Seventy five percent of global fisheries now are fished at or  beyond  capacity. Eighty percent of the planet's original forests are gone. In the Amazon alone we're losing two thousand trees a minute. Seven * are minutes. And what about the people who live here? Well, according to these guys, they don't own these resources even they've been living there for generations. They don't own the * prodution and not buy a lot of stuff. This system, if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff, you don't have value.

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a928914256a

HW
Do you want this? I come up with a litte upsets with mine.In fact I come up with a litte upsets all my stuff.
Have you don't wondered every stuff by comes from where and where it goes when threw it out.I couldn't stop wondering about that.So I looked it up and what the context say is that stuff moves through a system from extraction,to production ,to distribution ,to comsuption,to disposal.All together is called the material's economy. Well,I need to learn a bit more . In fact I spent ten years traveling the world tracking where stuff comes from and where it goes.You knew what I found out that is not the whole stroy.There is a lot missing from this explanation.
For one thing, this is the most like it's fine,no problem.But the truth is it's a system in crisis.And the reasonable system in crisis is it's a linear system and we live on a finite plant and you can not run a linear system on a finite plant indefinitely.Every step on the way this system is interacting with the real world.Real life is not happening on the blank way page.It's interacting with societies ,cultures,economies ,the environment and all along the way it's bumping up against limits.Limits we don't see here ,because the diagram is incompelet.So let's go back through ,let's fill in some of blanks and see what 's missing.
What one of the most important things is missing is people ,yes ,people.People live and work all along this system.And some people in the system mater a litte more than others ,some have a litte more say.Who are they ? Well,let's start with the government.And my friends tell me I should use tank symbolize the government.and that's true . many countrys are increasingly  in a loan.After all ,more than 50 percent of our federal tax is now going into the military.I'm using a person to symbolise the  government .Because I hold true to the vision and values that government should be envy the people ,buy the people for the people .Its the government's job to watch out for us ,to take care of us .That's their job.Then along came to the corporation .Now the reasonable corporation looks bigger than the government.Is it the corporation is bigger than the government.Of the 100 largest economies on the earth now .51 are corporations.That corporation is grown in size and power.We see a lot changes in the government was there a litte more concern in control of everything work out for those guys than for us?
OK,let's see what else is missing from this picture.We started with extraction which is a fancy word for natural resource  exploitation.Which is a fancy word for trashing the planet.What this looks likeis we trop down the trees ,we brought mountains to get the metal inside,we use up the water and wipe out the animals.So here we are running up against our first limit.We are running out of resources.We are using too much stuff .I know this can be hard to hear ,but it's  the truth we got to deal with it.In the past three decades alone,one third of planet's natural resource has been consumed.Gone,we are cutting and mining and hunting and trashing the planet so fast.And we are under minding the planet's very ability for people to live here.
Where I live in United States.We have less than 4 percent of our original forests left.14 percent of the water waste has become undrinkable.In our problem is not just we are using too much stuff .But we are using more than our share.We have 5 percent of the world's population ,but we are using 30 percent of the world's resources and creating 30 percent of the world's waste.If every body consumed US rates ,we will need 3 to 5 planets.And you know what ,we have only got one.So my country's reponse to this limitation is simply to go take somebody else's .This is the third world which somebody say is another world for us stuff somehow get out of somebody else's land.So what it looks like,the same thing ,trashing the place.
75 percent of global fishers is now fished at a beyond capacity.80 precent of planet's original force are gone. In the America alone ,we are losing 2,000 trees a minutethat is 7  fields a minutes.And what about the people who live here?Well,according to these guys they don't own these resoucres even they have been living there for generations.They don't own means of production or buy a lot stuff and in this system if you don't own or buy a lot of stuff .You don't have value.

//本版严禁抄袭！！！   ---- jessiyear

yujieming

Homework
Do you find this?I've got a little obsessed with my ..In fact,I 've got a little obsessed with all  my stuff.Have you even wondered where all this stuff comes from where go throught when throw out?
I could not stop wondering about that.So I look it up,and what the text book said ,as a stuff  move thought a system ,form a traction,to conduction ,to distebution ,to comsuption,to the proposal,all together it's called material economy. well,I look into a little bit  more.In fact ,I spent ten years travelling world,tracking where this comes from,and where goes.and you know what  i find out?that is not the whole story.There is a lot of missing from this explanation .for one thing this system looks like fine,no problem.But the truth is ,it's  a system in  crisis.and reason that the system is  in crisis is it  's a liner system,and we live on a finite planet,and you cannot run a liner system on a finite planet indefenately.Every step along the way this is meaning interacting with the real world.In real life it's not happening on the black white page.It's interacting with society,culture,enconimies,invitement,and all along the way it's bumping up againt the limits.We don't see here,because the diagrom is imcomplete.So let's go back thought ,let's fill in some blank and see what is missing.One of the most important things that missing is  people,yes,people.People live and work all along the system.and some people and system matter a little more than others.Some have a little more say,who are they?

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周兆帅

****.I get a lot of  * with my fact. I get a lot of *** with all my stuff.Have you ever wondering other   ****.I couldn't stop  wondering about that.So I look it up.And what the textbook said isit's a stuff  move through the system from the struction to production to distribution to consumpution to the *. All together is called the materials economy. Well,I look into it very more.In fact, I spent 10 years travelling the world, checking where the stuff comes from and where they goes.You know what I found out?That's not a whole story.There is a lot missing from this explaination.For one thing,this system looks like *fine,no problem.But the truth is it's a system that is in crisis.And the reason that the system is in crisis is it's a *** system.And we live on a finite planet .And you can't run out a ** system on a finite planet indefinitely.Every stuff on the way,this stuff is reacting with the real world.In real life ,it's not happening on a blank ***,it's reacting with societies cultrues ,economies and environment.And all along the way it's bumping up against the **

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haixinsha

Do you this? I have little possess with my fact. I have little possess with all my stuff. Have you comes from and where go only through without it? I couldn't stop wondering about that. So I looked it up. And with the text book said, is that the stuff move through a system, from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption, to the sp. All together it's called material's economy. Well, I looked into a little bit more. In fact, I spent ten years traveling the world, tracking where a stuff comes from and where it goes. And you know what I found out? That is not the whole story. There is a lot missing from the explanation For one thing, this system looks like it’s fine, no problem. But the truth is, it's a system in crisis. The reason the system in crisis is it's a system and we live on a planet and you can not run a system on a planet indefinitely. Every step belong away, this system is in a acting with real world. In real it's not happening on a blank way page. It's in a acting with societies, cultures, economies, the environment, and all long away is against its limits. Limits we don't see here because the diagram is incomplete. So let's go back through. Let's fill in some of the blanks and see what's missing. One the most important things it's missing is people. Yes, people, people live and work all along the system. And some people in the system matter a little more than others, some have little more say. Who were they? Well, let's start with the government. Now my friends tell me she just tank to symbolize the government and that's true in many countries increasingly in our own. After all, more than 50% of our federal tax money is now going to the military. But I'm using a person to symbolize the government, because I hold true to the vision in values that the government should after the people, buy the people, for the people. It's the government's job to watch out of for us, to take care of us, that's their job. Then, a long we call corporation. Now the reason corporation looks bigger than the government is that the corporation is bigger than the government. Of the 100 largest economies on earth now, fifty one are corporations. And as the corporation as grown in size and power, we see a little change in the government whether a little more concerned in making everything is working out for those guys than for us. Ok, so let’s see what else is missing from this picture. We start with extraction which is world for natural resource exploitation, which is a world for trashing the planet. Would this looks like is we down the trees, we plore out mountain to get the metals inside, we used about the water and we wide about the animals, so here we are running out began the first limit. We are running out of resources, we are using too much stuff. Now I know this can be hard to hear but it’s the truth we’ve got deal with it. In the past three decades alone, one third of the planet natural resources then consumed, gone. We are cutting and mining and holing and trashing the place so fast. They were undermining the planet very ability for the people to live here. Where I live in United States, we have less than 4% of our original forest left, 40% of the waterway become undrinkable. And our problem is not just they were using too much stuff, but were using more than our share. We have 5% of the world’s population but were using 30% of world’s resources and creating 30% of the world’s waste. If everybody consumed US rates, we would need three to five planets. And you know what before the god won? So my country’s response to this limitation is simply to go and take somebody else’s. This is the third world, which some would say is another world for our stuff that somehow garden somebody else is land. So what is that look like? The same thing, trashing the place. 75% of global fishery is now are fished at a beyond capacity. 80% of the planet original forests are gone. In the Amazon alone we are losing 2,000 trees in a minute that is seven football fields a minute. And what about the people who live here? Well, according to these guys, they don’t own these resources; even they have been living there for generations. They only means production and buying a lot of stuff. And in this system, if you don’t own or buy a lot of stuff, you don’t have value.

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baoweijia2010

[Homework] 2011.4.10
Do you want these? I got a little obssessed with mine. In fact, I got obssessed with all my stuff. Have you ever wondered all the stuff where they come from or where it goes when they are thrown out? I couldn't stop wondering about that, so I look it up and what the text book says is that a stuff moves from extraction, to production, to distribution, to consumption, to disposal. All together it is called material economy. Well I looked into it a little more. In fact, I spend 10 years travelling the world, tracking where it comes from and where it goes. You know what I found out? That is not the whole story. There's a lot missing from this explanation. For one thing, this system looks like it's fine, no problem, but the truth is it's a system in crisis. The reason why the system is in crisis is it's a linear system and we live in a ??? planet. You can't run a linear system in a ??? planet definitely. Every step away, this system is interacting with the real world. You realize it's not happening on the blank way page, it's interacting with societies, cultures, economies and environment. And all one way it's bumping against limits. Limits we don't see here, because the diagram is incomplete. So let's go back through and let's fill in some blanks and see what's missing. One of the most important things missing is people.
Yes, people, who live and work all along the system. And some of these people matter a little more than the others. Some have a little more to say. Who are they? Well, let's start with the goverment. Now my friends told me I should use a tank to symbolize the goverment that is true in many countries especially for our own. After all more than 50% of our federal tax money is now going to the military. But I use a person to symbolize the goverment, because I hold a true vison of values that the goverment should be by the people, to the people and for the people. It's the goverment job to watch out for us and take care of us. That's their job. Then along came the coperation, now the reason coperation looks bigger than the goverment is that the coperation is bigger than the goverment. Of the 100 largest economies on earth now, 51 are coperations. As the coperation is growing in size and power, we see a little change in goverment whether a little more concern to make sure everthing is working out for those guys than for us. OK, so let's see what else is missing for this picture. We start with an extraction, which is a fancy word for natural resources exploitation, which is a fancy word for transhing the planet. What this looks like is we topple down the trees, we blow out the mountains to get the metals inside, we use out the water and we wipe out the animals. So here, we are running against our first limit. We are running out resources, We are using too much stuff.
I know this can be hard to hear, but it's the truth we got to deal with it. In the past decades alone, one third of the planet's natural resources have been consumed, gone. We're cutting and mining and holing and trashing the place so fast. They are undermined the planet's very ability for people to live here. Where I live in United States, we have less than 4% of our original forest left. 40% of the water ways have become undrinkble. And our problem is not just using too much staff, we're using more than our share. We have 5% of the world's population but we use 30% of the world's resources and creating 30% of the world's waste. If everybody consumes U.S rate, we'll need to 3 to 5 planets, and you know what we've only got one. So my country's response to this limitation is simply going to take somebody else's. This is the 3rd world which someone would say is another world for all our stuff ??? to on somebody else's land . So What exactly looks like is the same thing, trashing the place. 75% of global fish zones are fished at or beyond their capacity. 80% of the planet's original forests are gone. In the Amazon alone we are losing 2000 trees a minute, that is 7 ??? fields a minute. What about people who live here? Well according to these guys, they don't own these resources even they've been living there for generations. They don't mean production and not buy a lot of stuff. In this system, if you don't own or buy stuff, you don't have value.