which are currently available in only a handful of US cities. As self-driving companies pourbillions of dollarsinto advancing their technology, it is impossible to know how safe and energy-efficient their products could eventually become. But the Jevons paradox suggests those are not the only...
Very simply, Jevons Paradox states: if the demand is elastic and the price drops, the demand will more than make up for it. Normally, far more than make up for it. This is absolutely the case of the internet. You get more value and more productivity. I personally believe when it comes...
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2) Money/currency is the ultimate example of Jevons Paradox. 3) Sexual selection continues as a real and driving force. We can't change our drive to compete, so on a finite planet we have to change what we compete for. 4) Explaining all this to 'the masses' will be counterproductive ...
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