Hey chat is it a good thing if:
- there’s a looming energy crisis
- a bunch of crops are having really low yields
- there are lakes and rivers completely drying up
- we’re about to enter a super El Niño
- data/fusion centers are polluting/consuming the water/air en masse
- thousands of people have died in India due to heat before summer’s even officially hit
- and there’s another pandemic brewing in Africa just prior to millions of people traveling for the World Cup?
How long do we have before shit starts to break down due to lack of food and water, even in the imperial core? I give it less than a year at best.
It definitely is. We are getting hothouse Earth and it’ll be worse then predicted. Humans will be lucky to not go extinct in the next millennia imo. Warming is going ridiculous and so many resources are already depleted. You can’t “go out west” and live off the land, it’s already been plundered. We make up like 90% of the biomass.
We are all dogs in God’s hot car
There isn’t really any frontier to be uncovered or opened up, but there is quite a lot of lawn grass, monocrop farmland, and less-than-ideal* land out there.
*the 8 degree slopes and creeks that make porky say oof ouch owie i can’t build a subdivision there