Optimal for who/what/where ? That's the question Things are changing fast and large population clusters will have to be displaced as a result which is ... less

Optimal for who/what/where ? That's the question Things are changing fast and large population clusters will have to be displaced as a result which is ... less than optimal Rapid change in any direction is for sure detrimental, you (country level) have to reorganise your supply chain for everything that's weather/climate dependant, and guess what, there is a lot of that (food, energy, &c.) Random example; train tracks are engineered with the local temperature in mind because they contract/expand with heat, which means we'll have to replace a shit ton of tracks, is this something the average joe could have imagined no ? Well there are hundreds of other scenarios you don't know about that will kick your ass real soon https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7bwb3/why-the-uks-trains-cant-handle-the-heat https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7bwb3/why-the-uks-trains-ca... Was 1800 the optimal best weather for everything, everywhere ? No, but we definitely built our entire infrastructures and supply chains based on that.