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The only chance we have is to fix everything at once, as soon as possible. The big rewrite or the really hard crash. The more complex the system you have (and
by myshpa 3y ago
The only chance we have is to fix everything at once, as soon as possible. The big rewrite or the really hard crash.
The more complex the system you have (and our civilization is pretty complex), the less is enough to take it out of balance, and to cause complete collapse. Those 'devastating ecological disasters' might not give us any time to fix anything then (large scale crop failures, for example).
The data shows that the changes in the environment are starting to speed up. The changes will be faster and faster, and nobody knows how fast it will deteriorate. Cascading tipping points make predicting the future extremely hard.
I'm also scared for future generations. But I think that those who'll be there when the shit hits the fan were already born.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNYp6oc37ds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNYp6oc37ds ;)