our obsession with economic growth is deasly

Upon reading Greg Mankiw’s  Defending the One Percent , I was left feeling a bit confused. I totally get his point, some people come up with brilliant ideas, take big risks and build businesses that give jobs to others. It’s fair that they are rewarded for that. But at the same time, the way he talks about it feels too focused on numbers, money and how the system works on paper. But what about the people who work long hours, earn minimum wages and still help keep everything running smoothly? It felt like their efforts did not really matter in his world. Then I watched the documentary " Glas" , and it made me think deeper. Watching the glassblowers put so much care, skill and creativity into every piece, they were not just doing their job, they were pouring their soul into their craft. And then came the machines. Yes, they were fast and efficient but every piece they produced looked the same perfect but empty. It really made me wonder, are we losing something when we only care...

 BLOG - The video  "our obsession with economic growth is deadly"  shares a powerful message. It shows how always trying to grow the economy is actually hurting people and the planet. We usually think that a bigger economy is a good thing, but the video explains that it also leads to more pollution, climate change, and a bigger gap between rich and poor. The experts in the video explain that the way we measure progress mostly through GDP completely overlooks what truly matters in life, such as clean air, unpaid care work or people's happiness and wellbeing.  This video encourages us to rethink what progress means. Therefore a good life is not about a larger economy but about creating a better world for everyone .