> To reiterate, I see a massive gap in how the effects of climate change lead to the collapse of global civilization. some parts of the world/economy are stron

> To reiterate, I see a massive gap in how the effects of climate change lead to the collapse of global civilization. some parts of the world/economy are stronger and more resilient than others if, for example supply chains of manufactured goods from a few countries petered out, the effects would cascade up the chain to many other industries just look at the effect of a covid, and microchip shortages, we can barely get capacity to build cars and even gpus now and its only getting worse add some mass migrations here and there, political disruptions, markets pulling back investments (aka 2008) and more, and it becomes much easier to imagine our way of life being disrupted so such a degree that we "cannot carry on as before"