Another one on investments following last week’s Flowers Republic. World population increases, land gets scarce, rent goes up and space becomes a luxury. That of course applies to cemeteries and death industry too, so investors cannot afford to let the trend pass them by (here an analysis for the US industry, and here is another article about designing for the dead).

In comparison, the less financially efficient land occupied by the social industry becomes the prey of savvy investments opportunities. It might be short-termist for societies to invest on the never ending life after life, instead of investing on social activities for the living, but Effy (the living efficiency) is about seizing the right opportunity, with the right resources, at the right time.

Constructive comments welcome.

G.M.