The way we order our civilization we’re subconsciously planning our own obsolescence. From environmental degradation to nuclear irresponsibility to economic tribalism, we allow huge self-destructive forces to organize the way we operate. Current prognosis? Maybe another 100 years

Nov 9, 2020 · 10:43 AM UTC

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Please, Lord, guide us to how we overcome the ignorant, uncaring people. Amen
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“We” aren’t ordering diddly
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I think we'll adapt and prevent our own end, but much later than we should, and much will be needlessly lost by the delay.
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Hope of outside help from some other beings?
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Well ... ... While we work on ourselves we can help other countries to catch up to ours ... it might take less than 100 years , if we plan it out our long and short term goals correctly . But , it may take that long , longer , or never happen ... ... If we Don’t . ☹️
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More like ten. Follow @ClimateBen
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Many believe we are end stage capitalism. We can adapt or die. We really need to adapt quickly.
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The real question is “will Homo sapiens’ morality evolve as quickly as our technology to destroy ourselves and our planet?” Spoiler alert: nope. We’re like chimpanzees slowly evolving to become bonobos. But that took like a million years. If phytoplankton survives? Spoiler: no
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Climate-wise that seems generous
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