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Yeah. water. I agree with your points, which I could summarize as "my 1) is very difficult". May it be more accessible with mechanical systems instead of huma
by henearkr 2y ago
Yeah. water.
I agree with your points, which I could summarize as "my 1) is very difficult".
May it be more accessible with mechanical systems instead of humans working outside of Earth?
Anyway, I hope you understand and agree with my main point: to continue economic growth in our biosphere will just destroy this biosphere, quicker than we realize.
- throwawayqqq11 2y agoWell, its difficult to break our entire civilisation down into a binary destructive: yes/no. On the one side you have the majority not caring to actually solve problems and on the other you have small genetics research teams maybe revolutionizing our waste management. Going fully sustainable / having recycling rates of 100% / having zero impact on our environment ... is impossible I think. But I absolutely dont need to measure against that hard goal to conclude how much we are f'ing things up. So yea, I generally agree with you, even though i wouldnt put it on economic growth alone.