Most intelligent, realistic, "big picture" assessment of our urgent predicament, that I have so far heard. Probably 20 years too late, but encouraging to find nonetheless. A rare man I suspect.
"Perpetual Growth is the creed of the cancer cell." Quite apart from ideologies of the current moment, we do not see perpetual growth as necessary nor do we see the utility of such a growth. Therefore, we have made ourselves apart from the liberal sentiment of the day.
Great talk Paul; I'm in HMB and expect due to inability to change course quickly enough, let alone deploy radical tactics reqd to halt multiple feedback loops, as googlegreenteam.com explains extinction of all plants/animals in 5-10years, perhaps 2-5, is 99% certain. If you swing by for coffee sometime I'll explain the findings of work by NASA AMES and Stanford physicists, both confirming the quadratic equation leading to rapid die off, and the radical tactics reqd to perhaps dodge that bullet. But realistically, as you know far too well, odds are we're smoked and once 400+ unmonitored nuke plants and 1,200 spent fuel piles burn, blow and spew, won't be anything left here and earth will be a deadzone resemvling a cross between Venus and Mars, marked on galactic roadmaps as Do Not Stop Here Anymore
Most intelligent, realistic, "big picture" assessment of our urgent predicament, that I have so far heard. Probably 20 years too late, but encouraging to find nonetheless. A rare man I suspect.
Great vid
Amazing presentation. Much thanks for posting 🙏🏻😊
"Perpetual Growth is the creed of the cancer cell." Quite apart from ideologies of the current moment, we do not see perpetual growth as necessary nor do we see the utility of such a growth. Therefore, we have made ourselves apart from the liberal sentiment of the day.
Great talk Paul; I'm in HMB and expect due to inability to change course quickly enough, let alone deploy radical tactics reqd to halt multiple feedback loops, as googlegreenteam.com explains extinction of all plants/animals in 5-10years, perhaps 2-5, is 99% certain. If you swing by for coffee sometime I'll explain the findings of work by NASA AMES and Stanford physicists, both confirming the quadratic equation leading to rapid die off, and the radical tactics reqd to perhaps dodge that bullet. But realistically, as you know far too well, odds are we're smoked and once 400+ unmonitored nuke plants and 1,200 spent fuel piles burn, blow and spew, won't be anything left here and earth will be a deadzone resemvling a cross between Venus and Mars, marked on galactic roadmaps as Do Not Stop Here Anymore