re: #101 ~Fianna

We’ve had a couple… look at what the Plague did in Europe in the 14th c or the regression in society after the fall of Rome.

We’ve managed to outsmart our environment long enough and well enough that we’ve distributed in a way that it would be hard to kill us all at once but we suffer the consequences when we lose the ability to control the environment and store and distribute food widely.

Well sure… Nature will correct, and the species of man will likely survive, assuming that nuclear weapons are not released in the impending eco collapse, however, you do not want to be around for the correction.

We could be looking at half of the people dying.

We could be looking at more than that dying.

Perhaps as the collapse approaches, a worldwide spirit of good will takes root globally and all nations pull their resources to help their fellows… Then only hundreds of millions would die. But I am not betting on that.