A Country Is Not an Economy With People Attached to It
Does the economy serve human life, or is human life being asked to serve the economy?
- What is a country actually for?
- Where are people missing from the way we measure success?
- Can an economy grow while society quietly unravels?
- What would we measure if health, dignity, time, care, belonging, and the living Earth came first?
- What would we build differently if human life were placed back at the centre?
What happens when an economy becomes more important than the people it was created to serve? Episode 1 invites us to place human life back at the centre and rethink how we measure a successful society.
Main themes
- Economy in Service of Life
Timestamps
- A Country Is Not an Economy With People Attached to It
- A Country is not an economy with people attached to it. A Country is people.
- Where Are the People in the Picture?
- We reversed the purpose
- Reconnection Has Consequences
The economy should serve human life. Human life should not exist to keep the economy running.
Watch, then bring it to your next conversation.