Our financial resources from an economic perspective

Our financial resources from an economic perspective!!

economic advisor And faculty member of Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University.

It is wrong for people to attribute the importance of our material resources, and to reduce our immaterial source, because the vast majority of people think about resources only in the sense of material, and overlook what humanity possesses in the most important assets and energies are the creative mindset and the huge industrial means to use them.

We are most concerned us about disasters, famine and epidemics, especially since the long history of human history is replete with facts and documents that confirm the impact of these disasters, famines and epidemics on our thinking since ancient times, and yet.

Since the two centuries, one of the priests, named Thomas Robert Maltz, these human fears of time with in his pessimistic theory, known as the Mattouseh, where he saw the majority of the people around him in pain; because they have children more than they can provide for food and care, and perhaps many children may have died.

Malts says, one famine reduces population growth, with the aim of alleviating some of the misery that people around them are struggling to have fewer children.

But others have worked along this idea to include most people, and his theory has become a doctrine espoused by the pessimists to this day.

Indeed, the excellent sufficiency of people today in creating the comforts and entertainment for themselves has made Fairfield Osbourne weep for our "stolen Planet," which we will soon be able to insure Our entity.

David Bradley startled the Atomic energy force and concluded that we had no place to hide from it.

William Vogt was dismayed by the neglect and extravagance of our exploitation of the earth, which must be met in order to pave the way for those who continue after us to live.

There are other maltesin who will not see only the dark future of our breed, because our science, technology and industries built on it have reached a strange and perfect way, and they believe that people are helpless in front of that dreadful omen.

This pessimism has increased and expanded to include an increasing number of people, because they are not aware of the course of events, the new causes, and how these events and innovations can influence our lives.

Therefore, the violence of Kertley Maser is a humans fears of that an increase in the population will place an impossible burden on the sources of food that can be obtained, and said: The intelligent exploitation of renewable sources and the wise organization of the habit and habits as dictated by environmental conditions, seems sufficient to expel that scary ghost.

"If there is anything to be sure about our world in which we live in, it is that there is not always an ability to continue, but everything is constantly changing," said Culver.