-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to Nancy Backus on 13 Feb 14  06:13:35 <=-
 MK> -={ Wed Feb 12 22:13:35 PST 2014 }=-
 MK> -==-

 NB>> Even those that do economise are ending up agonising as well

 MK> Perhaps we have crossed the point of no return and there is little to
 MK> nothing of any real value left to economize.  For example many of the
 MK> fresh fish sold in the marketplace isn't really what it is advertised
 MK> as being, and costs more than the real fish did before it was fished
 MK> beyond sustainabllity (ie economized).  With each replacement species
 MK> the cycle is repeated until there are no substitutions. 
 MK> Simple economics.

Sigh.   There are, however, some efforts towards bringing back the
previous species to a point where they can again be sustainably raised. 
And then, there's this theory that inflation provides more moola for
buying things... one does wonder...  ;0

ttyl           neb

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