Gabriel in his book Warum es die Welt nicht gibt (why the world doesn't exist) applies a point of view that forms the basis of phenomenology, that humans always see the world and reality from a certain point which is never absolute. Human perspective is always tied to places (Orten). “We always see a small part of something that is infinite.
The view of the whole world is impossible, because the whole does not exist. The world as a whole, according to classical philosophy, is a field of all other fields. It is the network of the whole, but man can never understand this, because his knowledge is always limited. Therefore, there is nothing wrong if we see a small part of everything that is infinite and care about it
Philosophers of Science have a goal not only to understand this world, but also to perfect and repair the world from damage to ourselves as well as the environment in which we live. Environmental problems are not new to our ears.
The 1997 Kyoto Protocol serves as a guide for countries to commit to addressing climate change and other related issues. In many cases, attention is not paid to environmental issues, because various economic and development activities in a country often conflict with the principles of environmental sustainability.
Get to know Capitalism
Karl Marx argued that problems related to population growth were caused by the existence of a certain social structure (capitalist or socialist). In a capitalist society, population growth leads to overpopulation and poverty. But in a socialist (more evenly structured) society.
As we know, the motto of the bourgeoisie is "to make the most profit with the minimum capital". Maintaining a materialistic and consumptive environment makes consumerism the goal of real market capitalism. People also have a tendency to buy things that are not needed. Like buying clothes following changing trends.
What is Fast Fashion?
Fast fashion is a garment production method that imitates trends and is consumer oriented because it has good quality but is still affordable. Fast Fashion focuses on very high levels of production but does not pay attention to ethical standards of quality.
Many chemicals used in textile manufacturing are harmful for the environment, factory workers and consumers.
With globalization and global economic growth, supply chains have become internationalized and shifted fiber growth, textile production, and apparel development to areas with cheaper labor. Consumption growth spurred the production of cheap clothing, and prices were kept down by shifting production to low and middle-income countries (LMICs).
