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Patreon Exclusive. Joshua discusses what actions are mindful of both our health and our economy with author and MIT scientist and professor Andrew McAfee, and they answer the following questions:

Is responsible population planning more effective than consuming less? (41:09)

If we’re witnessing the results of an economy built on consumption and excess, how do we encourage businesses to instead focus on essentials and sustainability? (44:38)

How can we save the planet without every country dedicated to that cause? (49:53)

Will the COVID-19 pandemic significantly decrease the consumption of nonessentials? (53:39)

Where does the fault primarily lay for our environmental crises? (55:23)

Is recycling actually making a difference for the environment? (58:44)

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Book: Civilized to Death

Book: Digital Minimalism

Book: More from Less

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Instagram: Jessica Williams

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“Minimize carefully—that which is essential for the next person may be nonessential for you.” —Joshua Fields Millburn

“Stuff will not make you happy; repeated social engagements with your loved ones will make you happy.” —Andrew McAfee

This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 233.

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Maja Zakrzewski

Great episode! I would like to reccomend a book "Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World--and Why Things Are Better Than You Think" by Hans Rosling as a perfect complement to Andrew's words about global population and air pollution caused by Asian countries. It's very uplifting and based on solid data.

veronica lerner

Great to hear a totally different perspective on how world works! Thank for the opportunity to hear him out and learn new things!