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It's a house of cards -- a million interdependent pieces, many relying on trust or belief, and many requiring expert knowledge that only lives in the brains of a few thousands of people. If history is any guide, it may not last forever.
When we picture the apocalypse in pop culture, we imagine a devastating event happening overnight -- maybe nuclear war. But it will not take a very large stressor to bring down modern societies, and it will not happen in a day. Climate change may do the trick, over a century or 2
It does not take a dropkick to bring down a house of cards, a little breeze suffices
I think you are overly optimistic that it will take a century or two. The current modal projection of the current status quo is an increase of 4 Celsius increase by 2100 (and these are most likely underestimates). Collapse will happen in our lifetime.
Most likely ongoing devolution of capital markets, collapse of Western civ, and fragmentation of world wide web. Timeline ~2040-2095.
We’ve been slowly eating ourselves since 9/11 Lots of metrics changed direction then and have yet to reverse
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