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> the economic consequences. you mean the death of billions of people ?
by malka 5y ago
> the economic consequences.
you mean the death of billions of people ?
- worik 5y agoNo
- time_to_smile 5y agoDescribe to me the scenario where billions don't die? I think you're pointing to the very likely reality which is that there is no way out. More often than not I agree with you. It's just a shame that, as a society, we've chosen not to even publicly allow conversations about what's really happening and the choices we have to make.
- malka 5y ago> Describe to me the scenario where billions don't die? There is not one. I was merely pointing what I think is an euphemism. > we've chosen not to even publicly allow conversations about what's really happening and the choices we have to make. Because we are ashamed. We all know that the price of our current comfort is blood. Now and in the future. And our human nature seem to be unable to abandon comfort once we have it.