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#275: Why are we surprised by the inevitable?
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2024
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Line can't go up infinitely in a finite world despite some pretending it is. The resources needed to replace the fossil fuel based energy with renewables completely on a 1:1 basis simply isn't available currently, so without a dramatic breakthrough our consumption will need to decrease.
Then we just need more worlds, easy fix.
Now go build more rockets for the ruling class.