A correction to a term above – it should be ‘economic can’t theory!’

Zero political donations. If you’re a worthy leader then the voting public will know you organically through your prior works.

Let’s get back to Stewardship of resources please?

My opinion – this was bound to happen. What a meretricious free market we have. Let the people decide, encourage them to judge by low cost having cut away the fat padding in higher prices, then limit their wages and increase user pays, with every wrong step being their fault because they were free to make their own choices. Then never allow them to make any choices, always be under check except with guns and getting killed by drowning or cold hypothermia etc. Pushed and pulled the public isn’t feted for what it does good and wrong-fotted all the time.

Let the market decide, the perfectly informed market who will make the sensible and correct choice for themselves (economic cant theory), and fine them beyond their capacity to pay like an adult hit on the hand with a ruler, or indeed on the bum. Then pass virtue signalling laws about not giving your kid a clip over the ear.

(See No. 10 – it has the futuristic design for useful, low-ground-impact buildings* where they can have firm foundations on sloping sections or where they could be flooded. We were trying them out in the 70’s here before the slow old buffers and flowers of the field got into the hands of the wily prestidigitators. ‘The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog…’)

The ones that have fallen into disarray here around Top of South (looks up Maori – Runga o te tonga nz or new officialese is Te Tau Ihu) are examples of owners or users being vivid dreamers wanting to be different who can run out of pocket money and credit and throw away their toys at will. Looked after the small houses would bee (sic) good for people who would manage to live simply, satisfactorily and enjoyably and grow some of their food etc. They could be happy and not run back into the arms of mammory, ahem mammon.

How the Futuro UFO house landed in New Zealand
New Zealand Herald · https://www.nzherald.co.nz › travel
18/12/2022 — McQuoid says he has owned five of the flying-saucer-like houses, at one time the owner of the largest collections of Futuros in the world. The …

Oct/22 https://www.odt.co.nz/star-news/star-christchurch/canterbury-flying-saucer-among-nzs-best-airbnbs

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/spaceship-home-flies-off-to-explore-southern-frontier/EHKEVIHUFZQBCRKSJPBLRDEAAU/

https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/ufo-inspired-homes-around-the-world