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by Daishiman
222 days ago
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His idea of it being "not insurmountable" is essentially us not starving to death in a mass scale. I care, in my comfortable life as an office worker, about the fact that chocolate, coffee, and wine will become luxuries as yields and quality drastically drop off. I care about the fact that many places I visit frequently will need A/C to be _survivable_. Those are not civilization-ending events but the hubris you need to have to just hand-wave this away are beyond my understanding. |
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