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Topic	I ship Heero Yuy with Greta Thunberg.
Questionmarktarius 10/26/19 5:30:47 AM #28:	Crepes posted... Questionmarktarius posted... Crepes posted... To me it's more about resource scarcity and the fact exponential growth isn't sustainable. Humanity has a long, very long, history of finding another resource. As petroleum wanes, we'll move to thorium. As thorium wanes, we'll figure out fusion. Petroleum itself was moved into when coal waned. I was thinking water more than fuel. Nearly all of the planet's surface is water, upwards of seven miles deep in places. We just need to figure out how to get all of the salt out of most of it. Nuclear energy and desalination could support a population ten to a hundred times what we have now, if we could work out food logistics in some happy medium between bread lines and dumpster diving. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:929255922] in I ship Hee... [t:78106740]...</cite> <quote>Crepes posted...</cite> <quote>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>Crepes posted...</cite> <quote>To me it's more about resource scarcity and the fact exponential growth isn't sustainable.</quote> Humanity has a long, very long, history of finding another resource. As petroleum wanes, we'll move to thorium. As thorium wanes, we'll figure out fusion. Petroleum itself was moved into when coal waned.</quote> I was thinking water more than fuel.</quote> Nearly all of the planet's surface is water, upwards of seven miles deep in places. We just need to figure out how to get all of the salt out of most of it. Nuclear energy and desalination could support a population ten to a hundred times what we have now, if we could work out food logistics in some happy medium between bread lines and dumpster diving.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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