good message,,I too pose that question in my work, its increasing difficult to obtain that transparency, when the parts or whole products increasingly come form the new economic powerhouses of Asia and India. I define it with Cheapness costs, as products become cheaper, we buy in to greater subjugation of workers. We have cheap components, we have cheap products but at a huge cost to the environment, working and living conditions.....

I subjugate daily upwards of two thirds of the worlds resources and workforce in the use and purchase of everyday products. Africa has become a net producer of food, yet still can not distribute to its home market. Vast farms cultivate monocultures, which strip fragile resources form the land and surrounding people, so supermarket shelves here can stock, out of season produce. With convenience we negate responsibility daily.

Greed comes hand in hand with economic prosperity and seemingly it blinds us to the devastating effects of our consumer driven greed/need.

I'm not that conversant with this, need more tutoring and evidence, but the profits do not go to the workers or producers they go to share holders and banks. Its very difficult to work ethically in an environment like this, we need to form and work in small communities again, I find a glimpse of this in vimeo.

Good work fella, look forward to more.