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Depends on how you classify the collapse of civilisation. It seems highly plausible that there will be a large exodus of humans from previously habitable zones
by ndsipa_pomu 1y ago
Depends on how you classify the collapse of civilisation.
It seems highly plausible that there will be a large exodus of humans from previously habitable zones as the temperatures increase and access to food and water become highly variable. Some areas will likely still have access to decent agricultural conditions (e.g. greenhouses can help to control the local climate in order to grow food), but there will undoubtedly be increased conflict over dwindling resources.
- dzhiurgis 1y agoHydroponics is probably an answer. Controls for water loss and more importantly - contamination. If people going to jump onto longevity bandwagon like Bryan Johnson we’ll want to minimise heavy metal contamination. And if population stops growing we’ll need to live (and work) far longer to sustain our quality of life.