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I'm worried that the baby thinks people can't change.

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    1. Jonathan Blow‏ @Jonathan_Blow Nov 6

      There are *so many* technologies for pulling CO2 from the air. At least some of these will scale and be profitable, and we've barely even started working on the problem, so the sky's the limit. Here's a new one:https://youtu.be/ejW4f6liOS8?t=4497 …

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    2. Jonathan Blow‏ @Jonathan_Blow Nov 6

      If you've previously taken a doom-and-gloom attitude toward climate change, keying off what you saw reflected in the media and online, it is time to take an objective look at the many solutions that are out there, and reassess.

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    3. Casey Muratori‏ @cmuratori Nov 6
      Replying to @Jonathan_Blow

      I seriously doubt working on technology that directly solves the problem is going to lead to technology that directly solves the problem. A much better approach is to complain about people's lifestyles on Twitter, and yell slogans outside international meetings of functionaries.

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    4. Catalin Balan‏ @laserbeam333 Nov 6
      Replying to @cmuratori @Jonathan_Blow

      Don't you need both? I mean... not the "complain" part, but to both adjust lifestyles to use fewer resources, AND work on tech? It's really hard to justify "tech will solve this eventually" when humanity pumps more CO2 year over year due to increasing demand.

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      Casey Muratori‏ @cmuratori Nov 6
      Replying to @laserbeam333 @Jonathan_Blow

      I mean, the answer is obviously no. Unless the endgame for humans is to have strict population limits, then it doesn't _ever_ matter what you do to your lifestyle. Our population will just grow to consume the same amount of resources again.

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        2. Casey Muratori‏ @cmuratori Nov 6
          Replying to @cmuratori @laserbeam333 @Jonathan_Blow

          So although everyone has their ridiculous nonsense ideas, the truth is, unless you decide that humanity is going to implement population control, our future is space travel and technology. Lifestyle modification as an idea is just a failure to understand exponentiation.

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        3. Andrew J. Bromage‏ @deguerre Nov 6
          Replying to @cmuratori @laserbeam333 @Jonathan_Blow

          The fertility rate of most developed countries is below 2 births per woman and has been for decades. If it weren't for immigration, population would shrink. "Population control" is improving health and education. Let Hans Rosling explain.https://youtu.be/BkSO9pOVpRM 

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        2. Wassim‏ @Wassimulator Nov 6
          Replying to @cmuratori @laserbeam333 @Jonathan_Blow

          Wasn’t it debunked that humans will endlessly increase in numbers? Last I’ve read we’re supposed to plateau at around 11 billion. Just as people’s reproductive rate will dwindle down to around 2 children per pair?

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        3. Wassim‏ @Wassimulator Nov 6
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          https://www.un.org/development/desa/en/news/population/world-population-prospects-2019.html …

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        1. Nick Tasios‏ @Karyuutensei Nov 6
          Replying to @cmuratori @laserbeam333 @Jonathan_Blow

          It does matter if you deplete all your resources before you'll be able to make other planets habitable. I don't think making Mars habitable is a matter of a few decades.

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        2. Catalin Balan‏ @laserbeam333 22h22 hours ago
          Replying to @cmuratori @Jonathan_Blow

          I think the endgame you describe is a bit of a straw man version of what I feel is needed for society to survive. If tech proves to be sufficient alone, we need to buy time with lifestyle changes to reduce risk of civilization collapse. There's no guarantee tech alone is enough.

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        3. Catalin Balan‏ @laserbeam333 22h22 hours ago
          Replying to @laserbeam333 @cmuratori @Jonathan_Blow

          Tech++ = higher supply of energy/food/logistics etc. Lifestyle changes = lower demand. If we keep increasing society-wide demand, we're just making it harder for tech to succeed. Which is why I can't see why striving to ALSO reduce demand (by say 10-20%, not completely) is bad.

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