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A threat to what? Because it certainly is a threat to economic growth. And also a threat to "national" safety if you decline, but your neighbor grows. But it'
by berkes 3y ago
A threat to what?
Because it certainly is a threat to economic growth. And also a threat to "national" safety if you decline, but your neighbor grows.
But it's undeniable that, on global, and millennial scale, exponential growth is unsustainable.
- radicaldreamer 3y agoThe neighbor thing doesn't seem like a large threat any longer, especially with WMDs (otherwise Russia would be sweating having China as its neighbor in Siberia, but it doesn't seem like a large threat due to Russia being able to defend its territory)
- psd1 3y agoThe thing about MAD is that the button only needs to be pushed once. We're on a tight rope until we aren't.