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by mirimir
2620 days ago
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> Some of the people who believe that we face inevitable extinction believe that no one will read this article because we will see a collapse of civilisation in the next twelve months when the harvests fail across the northern hemisphere. OK, I gather that means fall 2019. If that were going to happen, I'd have expected some drop-off in 2018 harvests. And I don't see news about that. But let's see what happens this year. > They see social collapse leading to immediate meltdowns of nuclear power stations and thus human extinction being a near-term phenomenon. Certainly not more than five years from now. That's still possible, I guess. But it too seems like a worst possible case. But whatever, I'll be happy if the next decade or two is ~OK. |
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