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Progress will lead humanity to extinction. If we keep on extracting materials at extreme rates we will run out and die. This was addressed in the movie when Michael Hudson said, “Progress has meant: ”You will never get back what we take from you”. That’s what brought on the Dark Ages and that’s what’s threatening to bring in the Dark Ages again.”

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Continued technological growth will kill us all. It will do this because it will strain our resources greatly and we run out of food to eat. Jane Goodall said, “Arguably, we are the most intellectual creature that’s ever walked on planet Earth. So how come, then, that this so intellectual being is destroying its only home ?”

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I do not think the current rate of growth is sustainable because we are increasing as a population exponentially and eventually we will have to stop. Margaret Atwood said, “Instead of thinking that nature is this huge bank that we can just, this endless credit card that we can just keep drawing on, we have to think about the finite nature of that planet and how to keep it alive so that we too may remain alive. Unless we conserve the planet, there isn’t going to be any “the economy”.”

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The parable of talents relates to "Surviving Progress" because in both there are corrupt people who charge interest on people who don't have a lot to begin with. I think Jesus told this parable to make a point that charging interest is bad especially when they are poor. This story is similar to when the big CEO was yelling at the poor African boy who borrowed money from him but didn't pay the interest.

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In my opinion "Surviving Progress" is a revealing movie that made me think about things I never would have imagined. The fact that bankers with a lot of money would continue to pursue the interest after the initial sum has already been payed off is ridiculous. I always thought that progress was a good thing but once this movie showed me the costs of progress it really opened my eyes.