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>This comparaison is very strange: less population means less consumption, which is highly correlated with GHG emissions So the operation succeeds but the pati
by DeathArrow 3y ago
>This comparaison is very strange: less population means less consumption, which is highly correlated with GHG emissions
So the operation succeeds but the patient is dead? The survival of people and cultures trumps GHG emissions. Unless you prefer an empty planet with no GHG emissions.
- coffeebeqn 3y agoWe’re at the highest the human population has ever been. Worrying about an “empty planet” seems extremely silly. The incentives will change as population decreases to where having kids is profitable at some point in the curve