What's your view on minimalism, with regards to scarcity, wastage and inequity of resource distribution?

I chose not to eat for almost 3 years except when someone brought me food or meals with family. But i had a brain tumor so. It was only about 30 months; talk about excessive, though. Further it was to prove a point regarding the neurotoxicity of high fructose corn syrup. In so doing i developed a brain tumor that should and i sometimes wish had killed me. I published the findings at least. There have been at least 3 attempts on my life since then. Id say it was worth it.

In these regards, I am a minimalist. But don't want to impose my thoughts on others.

We should not waste any resources, this is a thing of common sense, if you understands nature, environment & economics.

there's no actual shortage of most resources; things just aren't built to last anymore and/or they're hyper inflated for the sake of profit.

Yes!!
I am a minimalist particularly with my responses. It saves energy.

I believe that so-called minimalism that you see people presenting on social media supports wasting much more than any other lifestyle. They tell you to regularly get rid of your stuff and only keep minimum of possessions. For what exactly? So that you could buy it again and again whenever you need it? What is wrong with keeping a great variety of tools and supplies long-term?

Too much for Me this early in the morning !

what is currently scarce?

I admire the look of minimalism in decorating, but don't find it practical in application to my own lifestyle.

Our resources are finite , but far from scarce .

It's too early for me to get this deep.

What scarcity?

Therefore id say my view is its necessary.

Obviously the middle class will destroy the ecosystem and feel entitled because they're not the homeless. Let's get out of their road and let them - otherwise they'll have to use machine guns to kill us homeless.

I want to try it out

I think we will see more and more tiny houses…for one thing.