Heard Friday, an interesting interview of Greenspan, former head of the federal bank, he got an interesting point about the choice facing our societies: "more material well being or more tranquility, we can't have both as current data suggests".
For him, instability ( economic bubbles) are rooted within our economic system, and therefore are part of its growth. In other words, people can't keep being richer and at the same time achieve piece of mind, as the instability of the capital create growth and unease.
I tend to agree on part of his analysis, and here the question, what do we really want: more cars/ipod/flat screen or more happiness ?
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Great news, next year the Hymn project by F.Giacobetti will tour around the world in a series of expositions. Giacobetti started that pr... -
Another fantastic concert, with an artist I have long to see live for some time .... P.J.Harvey in the Olympia (Dublin). Haunting and theatr...
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20 years.. Ham Sandwich in the Olympia for their 20 years together. As always joyous and festive. The setlist :
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That leaves us with this question: "can you buy happiness?"
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