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Abundance of what? Abundance for what? - by Brink Lindsey

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The Muisca raft, associated with the legend of El Dorado. Wikimedia Commons. The past year has shown that the concept of “abundance” has legs. A bestselling book by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson — and a growing shelf of other well-received books on similar themes. Policy organizations sprouting up with abundance in their name. The simultaneous emergence of a more right-coded “progress” movement that identifies many of the same problems and offers similar solutions. An annual Abundance Conference, the most recent one with 15 different organizations represented on its host committee. A new,…

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