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Are we currently doing all we can to prevent collapse? It seems like they vaguely try to stop pollution and WW3, but what about the Carrington event? And why d
by eternityforest 3y ago
Are we currently doing all we can to prevent collapse? It seems like they vaguely try to stop pollution and WW3, but what about the Carrington event? And why does it seem like individuals are far more interesting in preparing for collapse than preventing it?
It really feels like people would rather live in 1800 than continue with industrial society, even if the environmental toll and body count was far higher than what future tech could achieve.
- jacquesm 3y ago> And why does it seem like individuals are far more interesting in preparing for collapse than preventing it? That is a great question for which I don't have an answer, but thank you for asking it, it is something to think about.
- eternityforest 3y agoBased on how many people seem to have a bit of understanding for Kaczynski... I would guess that a lot of people kinda like the idea of collapse.... Or it just doesn't seem like there's much an individual can do.
- pschuegr 3y agoPrevention requires mass action, preparation can be done by the individual
- mikrotikker 3y agoYou ever watch videos where something horrible is happening but all the people in the video who could do something are also recording with their phones? I think there's a connection here.