Is this time different or not?

[Anonymous No.28772634]

Discuss.

[Anonymous No.28772697]

>>28772634
wtf is this gay spaghetti

[Anonymous No.28772758]

>>28772634
We are headed into a slaughterhouse and we're the farm animal

[Anonymous No.28772771]

>Resources continues to fall off a cliff for seemingly no logical reason when the value should increase
???

[Anonymous No.28772888]

Hmm so resources are at the same level as death right now I see very useful chart. Food is finally on the same level as birth hmmm

[Anonymous No.28772968]

>>28772634
>pollution goes up then down
>births go up then down
>muh bags go up then...

[Anonymous No.28773133]

>>28772634
>pollution
where can i buy this shitcoin?

[Anonymous No.28773283]

>>28772634
This time will not be different.
We have ~10 'good' years left. Find a place with a good community resistant to climate change and a robust ecosystem and make it your goal to move there before the refugees from everywhere else swarm it.

[Anonymous No.28773584]

>>28772771
... what doesn't make sense about that? their value increases yes, but er... have you heard of rich people? wealth gap? its not going to slow the use of resources, especially as the use of resources and technological development is integral to economic growth, which is the backbone of our civilization

[Anonymous No.28774170]

>>28773283
>community resistant to climate change
ye like a spaceship?
what part of the planet is resistant to climate change? as one part of the climate changes, due to thermal dynamics and pressure (weather is essentially just parts of the planet changing temperature, causing pressure to rise or drop) the whole system is affected. acidification of the sea affects rain water, the desertification of africa affects the rainforests of the amazon, the melting of glaciers affects temporal and tropical zones etc.
ecosystems are inherently not robust, they are processes of the things that live within them, those things create feedback loops - essentially, all life makes conditions favourable for itself, but when those favourable conditions are created at a slower rate than detrimental effects, you have collapse
i think there is reason to believe there will be a global ecological collapse within our life times, and that there is no community that won't be affected- like you say, even if there was an Eden, it'd be flooded with refugees anyway- where would this place be? what are its characteristics? i'd say its somewhere in Europe on the basis of temperature and soil fertility, but look at Europe... already fucked, and definitely affected by climate change

[Anonymous No.28774661]

>>28773283
Yes more like 5 years
But there is no where to go