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I'm down this rabbit hole again.
Most of you know that nearly everything we can see and touch is made of oil and that we are running out of it as well as fossil fuels, gas, and other major resources on which the global industrial civilization is dependent.
Here comes the big question: not if, but when these resources become very scarce, how can this civilization keep itself going? They talk about alternative sources of energy like green energy, but they haven't made so quick a progress to replace oil energy.
If we don't find a viable alternative source of energy in time, the global industrial civilization is doomed and our standards of living will go back to that of the 19th century. Billions of people will die and living in farms/rural areas will be the best way of surving because of the independent, off-grid lifestyle in places like these.
Most of you know that nearly everything we can see and touch is made of oil and that we are running out of it as well as fossil fuels, gas, and other major resources on which the global industrial civilization is dependent.
Here comes the big question: not if, but when these resources become very scarce, how can this civilization keep itself going? They talk about alternative sources of energy like green energy, but they haven't made so quick a progress to replace oil energy.
If we don't find a viable alternative source of energy in time, the global industrial civilization is doomed and our standards of living will go back to that of the 19th century. Billions of people will die and living in farms/rural areas will be the best way of surving because of the independent, off-grid lifestyle in places like these.