Seriously

My professor changed a date on a test. And now I am in major freak out mode because of it. I have to cram x,y,z info into one test, along with a bunch of other things piled up on me-

secondly I really don't think the world can handle the population growth- after hearing arguments about water on npr from both sides of the fish bucket, it seems like the world just needs to drastically change in some very serious ways-

how do that?

Our economic system, has no growth factor in it. You can bail out all the major companies in the u.s. and it want in the end do a lick of difference-
no jobs no growth, no investment in people no growth- capitalism is flawed!
invest in the people and not the corporations, give people jobs, in industry with environmental regulations, make products, increase need

you need to go back, but is it possible? if we go back to nationalizing our products- would it even be possible?

Here it goes, we longer don't produce a lot of the things that we buy, and even though we are buying less, we still buy-

If you produced these items back in America- it would equal jobs- jobs equal spending- spending equals revenue- revenue equals savings-

You adjust the price to wage- people will save for goods, you could regulate workers rights- you know buy here, buy in america-

but were a global player, i would says 75-90 percent of our goods come from china-
we support there economy- thus when our economy fails so does there-
in the last ten years, our dollars into there economy has allowed for a very finely tuned military-

what does this all mean? in the end were all fucked?
it means more folks in the lines for food, more hording of resources, and so on and so forth, i don't have the answers i just have my theories