According to Loy, the "money complex" is our fixation on profit and money that now overshadows our appreciation of the natural world. It is mentioned that it is our understanding of what the world is and who we are that encourages the obsession with economic growth and consumption, whatever the ecological cost. What I understand from this, is that we always want more without alluding to the ecological consequences. Let's take the example of tuna overfishing. The meat of this fish, the Sashimi, is being very appreciated by the Japanese and it is enormously consumed. Following the great demand…