this is a common flaw in their moral philosophy: only the maximum level of money in a vague all-of-society-in-one-gdp-statistic way makes for a valid society. in reality the cubans aren’t and were never suffering from a lack of skyscrapers. if their preferred mode of existence is low rise then so what?
this is a common flaw in their moral philosophy: only the maximum level of money in a vague all-of-society-in-one-gdp-statistic way makes for a valid society. in reality the cubans aren’t and were never suffering from a lack of skyscrapers. if their preferred mode of existence is low rise then so what?
preference aside, skyscrapers on a hurricane-prone island just sounds bad and wasteful