How many people in New Zealand play Monopoly?

I don’t only mean the game. I mean literally in real life, in the socioeconomic climate.

Buying property, selling property. Leverage. Speculate. Invest.

I count myself as one of them.

In case you were wondering what I have been working on instead of Popcorn and Seaweed, it’s because I have been working with Critical on their technology program.

Let’s imagine if part time jobs were ubiquitous. If most people worked 4-5 hours a day for their employers, made the money they needed to survive, and then spent another 3-4 hours a day on other things.

So how would we revamp some of the outdated economic structures to deal with this climate change problem?

If carbon dioxide is treated like a spend, you could say the world is behaving like a shopaholic with a credit card that no one is monitoring.

Last year, I invested some time into researching climate change in more detail. I’m probably not the only one.