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You could argue that the chaos is already starting. My faith in humanity is so low at this point that I expect the solution could just as easily end up being g

You could argue that the chaos is already starting. My faith in humanity is so low at this point that I expect the solution could just as easily end up being global conflict that significantly decreases the population, rather than actually fixing anything. Poor countries will suffer terribly long before rich countries give a flying fart about it.

tolbish 5y ago
End up? It's a circle. The rich will just hang out in their New Zealand bunkers until the chaos subsides, then back to square 1.
- tablespoon 5y ago
  > End up? It's a circle. The rich will just hang out in their New Zealand bunkers until the chaos subsides, then back to square 1. Kinda sorta. If things become so chaotic that they have to flee to those bunkers, there's a decent chance the political situation afterwards won't allow them to return to their previous positions. So, unless their bunker has enough weapons for a small army and they have the skills and mentality to become a petty warlord in rural post-apocalyptic New Zealand, all they can really count on getting from it is a somewhat higher chance to survive.