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Re:Patagonia's Philosopher King (2016) by nerdb4itwascool on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @06:34PM (#20752898)
Chouinard is quoted about this in the article:

“But I’ve become cynical about whether we can have any influence,” Chouinard said. “Everyone’s just greenwashing. The revolution isn’t going to happen with corporations. The elephant in the room is growth. Growth is the culprit.”

Re:Patagonia's Philosopher King (2016) by echelon on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @07:23PM (#20753254)
> “Everyone’s just greenwashing. The revolution isn’t going to happen with corporations. The elephant in the room is growth. Growth is the culprit.”

Unchecked growth is one of the hallmarks of cancer. Kind of an interesting analogy.

Re:Patagonia's Philosopher King (2016) by germinalphrase on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @06:48PM (#20753013)
Is there any theory/ideas about how a "post-growth" economy would/could function?
Re:Patagonia's Philosopher King (2016) by asdfgasd on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @07:05PM (#20753158)
There are many, it's a very old, very well thought-out tradition. Try reading Kropotkin, or from a more modern perspective, Richard Wolff.

However, it doesn't align with the current vision of orthodox Western capitalism, so it isn't particularly popular in mainstream media or culture.