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Can you? Yes sure. Do you want to? No, 100% not. The next one or two decades after such war will be quite painful. Also it might rob humans their chance to b
by dathinab 5y ago
Can you? Yes sure.
Do you want to? No, 100% not.
The next one or two decades after such war will be quite painful.
Also it might rob humans their chance to be able to cope with actual existential threads.
It also might lead to further wars, including nuclear ones.
- mauvehaus 5y agoOn the plus side, it seems pretty likely to dramatically reduce anthropogenic carbon emissions? That seems like the most pressing existential threat we're facing at the moment.
- DyslexicAtheist 5y agoyou're totally out of line but you're also right.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoTalk about radical solutions...
- dathinab 5y agoI wouldn't be sure about this. I mean if humans are desperate they are much less likely to take care about their environment, and might also not be able to do so properly even if they care. Then what about bombed gas pipelines and silos or chemical plants?