/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11999870
i'd like to anon, but i can't. mostly because it's not the only problem heading our way, we have overpopulation and resource depletion too, and they all hit together. if you investigate the various "revolutions" (industrial, green, informational, you name it) that allowed us the ridiculous population and consumption levels of today you see that at their core they are powered in non-renewable ways and their external effects (like climate change) mostly ignored. which means this is not a stable situation but a clear (and huge) overshoot.
overshoot always ends in death and suffering, sometimes full extinction.
we're just using all possible cheats to postpone the reckoning a bit.
but we know very well that death doesn't like to be cheated.