>为什么总有人跟我说无脑消费是某种大恶 这背后的历史非常有意思。这些准则是 1700 年代写下的，至今依然适用。例如埃梅尔·德·瓦特尔（Emer de Vattel）的《万国律法》（The Law of Nations），当时的美国国父们大量借鉴了阿拉伯世界近期的经验，来理解这些自然法以及为何奢靡堕落才是真正的问题所在。消费本身并不是恶，……
>Why am I constantly told that mindless consumption is some great evil The history on this is amazing. The rules were written in the 1700s and are still true today. For example, The Law of Nations by Emer de Vattel Founding fathers of the USA used much of the Arab world's recent experiences, at the time, to understand these natural laws and why decadence is the problem. Consumption isn't evil,…
……除了提倡者强烈希望改变现状之外，几乎没有任何理由去支持相反的观点。通常，想推翻这一判例的人依据的是 18 世纪瑞士法理学家埃梅尔·德·瓦特尔（Emer Vattel）所著的《万国律法》（The Law of Nations），该书倾向于法定（归化）公民权的概念，而非存在于这里及其他一些国家的出生地主义（jus soli，落地国籍）公民权。他们辩称……
…justification for the opposite view other than the intense desire of the proponent for things to be different. Usually people who want to sweep aside this precedent rely on an 18th century book called The Law of Nations by Swiss legal theorist Emer Vattel, which opts for a concept of de jure (naturalized) citizenship rather than jus soli (of the soil) citizenship as exists here and in some other countries. They argue…
>为什么总有人跟我说无脑消费是某种大恶 这背后的历史非常有意思。这些准则是 1700 年代写下的，至今依然适用。例如埃梅尔·德·瓦特尔（Emer de Vattel）的《万国律法》（The Law of Nations），当时的美国国父们大量借鉴了阿拉伯世界近期的经验，来理解这些自然法以及为何奢靡堕落才是真正的问题所在。消费本身并不是恶，……
>Why am I constantly told that mindless consumption is some great evil The history on this is amazing. The rules were written in the 1700s and are still true today. For example, The Law of Nations by Emer de Vattel Founding fathers of the USA used much of the Arab world's recent experiences, at the time, to understand these natural laws and why decadence is the problem. Consumption isn't evil,…
……除了提倡者强烈希望改变现状之外，几乎没有任何理由去支持相反的观点。通常，想推翻这一判例的人依据的是 18 世纪瑞士法理学家埃梅尔·德·瓦特尔（Emer Vattel）所著的《万国律法》（The Law of Nations），该书倾向于法定（归化）公民权的概念，而非存在于这里及其他一些国家的出生地主义（jus soli，落地国籍）公民权。他们辩称……
…justification for the opposite view other than the intense desire of the proponent for things to be different. Usually people who want to sweep aside this precedent rely on an 18th century book called The Law of Nations by Swiss legal theorist Emer Vattel, which opts for a concept of de jure (naturalized) citizenship rather than jus soli (of the soil) citizenship as exists here and in some other countries. They argue…