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| You should probably shift your focus a bit closer to home. I heard that Canada is moving forward with a hard line rule that there will be zero fossil fuelled powered vehicles will be sold by 2035. No exceptions. Zero.
Can you explain the effects of that on the Canadian economy? Can you explain how that will affect the average citizen? Can you explain how your statement:
But the real world has discovered a better game, called a "positive-sum game." This is where both parties benefit, at no one's expense.
applies to this? Or is that more like another of your gems:
Zero-sum is the boneheaded concept that all gains are at someone else's expense (like a poker game).
I’d like to hear your explanation of how the Canadian government is not putting its citizens at an extreme disadvantage with that policy. Oh, and doesn’t China own all of the lithium mines in Canada? If so, please explain the wisdom of that also. Is that winning?? | |
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Now it's a zero-sum game
