I enjoy reading the points she makes. I do think she's a little too far on the extreme side, but I suppose desperate situations call for desperate measures. I think that in order for us to reach sustainability, we'll have to do many of the things she says, like going back to communities where most of the things you need are made locally. She makes a great point of how globalization and capitalism have alienated many cultures to the point of their turning to extremism. Her ideals are honorable, and although it's easy to say they're unrealistic, I think that long-term, they're the only way we'll be sustainable. I hope that her explanations on how to achieve such ideals are as thought out as the ideals themselves.