Malva tea and GDP

About from an annual GDP growth rate of 5% people appear to become wasteful. I have seen it in East Germany after the 1989 reunification, when people were running to Aldi to buy fruits, while tons were rotting on the trees. I have also seen it in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, now Malta. I came back from a walk with a few branches of Malva to make some tea at home. On the way I met a neighbor, let's call him George. He became excited when he saw my Malva branches and told me, that when he was a child, they ate the flowers with honey. "Do you want some, George?", I asked him. No thanks, I got some Coke in the fridge. "Yes, economy is booming", I said. "Yes, I am on sick leave", he answered. 

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Marcus Schütz

I am running this website as a commonplace and selection of assorted interests since August 2008. It follows a predecessor which went back to the early days of the World Wide Web. Naturally, the focus shifted over time.

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