 1 Feb 2012 @ 18:53, by Unknown
re : Sustainability 2012
Well if the systems of the day or prior, were not designed to be sustainable then how can they "be" sustainable and if ones is talking sustainability then one has to perhaps quantify and qualify sustainable for how long, 4 years (election cycle), 7 generations (native doctrine), indefinitely ( perhaps not possible) and for how many people, life forms etc.., It makes a difference after all and sustainable at what standard or quality of life, factors in as well and how well can that sustainability integrity and instructions be maintained and transmitted across the successive generations.
It would seem thus one could build a whole school of thoughts and doctrine around the concept of such then and perhaps it would vary against each thing it was to be applied to. The only thing with a kind of inherent and built in sustainability seems to be the natural systems and cycle which have billions and millions of years of time testing behind them.
natures hand canada
mr alfred g jonas ab ca wednesday 1 feb 2012 11:53 am mst winter
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