thanks but I have to say that in a money-free society value is determined by the natural resources available and characterized by a circular and sharing economy. Anything that is not recyclable, nor can be shared is discarded. For example, you need a chainsaw, you do not need to buy or ask your pal to borrow it, but just go to the sharing store and get one for the time you need then bring it back. So the market will produce way fewer chainsaws. The same with almost everything.

Maybe you have missed my article but in less than 10 years from now, only 20% of people will have a car, and that means better public transportation and carpooling.

If you work along with Nature, you pollute much much less. But that requires a different mindset. It is a different premise. Both cannot be compared. But if we want to drastically reduce pollution, there won't be a choice.

Also automation has to replace all slave labor and tedious jobs... when all the above is taken into account, profits begin to look like an illusion...