GREEN DEFLATION

A New Humanity Beyond Money

von Louis Siciliano

356 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Money has decided everything for centuries. Today, for the first time in history, it is about to become obsolete. But no one has told us yet.We were taught that scarcity is a law of nature. It is a lie. We live in an age in which automation, renewable energy, and open knowledge have given humanity the technical capacity to guarantee everyone what is needed to live. Yet we continue to work ourselves to exhaustion, go into debt for the future, and destroy the planet.Why? Because the power of price survives its necessity. The system is not broken: it is simply functioning to transform abundance into debt.Green Deflation is not a book of economics, nor an unrealizable utopia. It is the map of an inevitable transition. It is the instruction manual for the first civilization that learns to separate survival from toll.In these pages, Louis Siciliano dismantles the certainties on which we have based our lives to reveal an unprecedented horizon. You will discover why Artificial Intelligence will not steal our future if we stop tying human dignity to a paycheck; how debt stopped being an economic instrument and became a time machine that keeps us in chains. Why trees are not nature to be saved, but living infrastructure and the only true wealth capable of generating order from disorder. And how to move from the garden society, where everything is controlled from above, to the forest society, where freedom arises from care and interdependence."The first generation without price will inherit conflict, rivalry, fear, and desire like every generation. The material difference will be this: survival will have ceased to function as the ordinary lever of obedience."A radical, rigorous, and profoundly human manifesto. A book for those who no longer believe that the only possible future is paying rent for the right to exist.

• Reihe: MAGIC&UNIQUE BOOKS
• ISBN: 9789697476268
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 23.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published