2020 was definitely a step backwards. If you're wondering how great civilizations can end up collapsing: they just have many 2020s in a row over several decades, with exponentially compounding cascade effects at each new development.
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Hardships and setbacks can be catalysts of progress -- progress doesn't happen without challenges. Decline happens when we lose the ability to respond to challenges. Collapse happens when decline accelerates past a point of no return
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I think the coming hardships are more likely to become catalysts of progress than triggers of collapse
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interesting stress test january 20th
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Decentralization first and foremost.
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No, civilization as a whole will endure. But *specific* societies WILL collapse:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsT9V3WQiNA …
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Existential risks are underrated and underfunded, should be funded with tend of billions to reduce odds further!
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Which are these collapse-preventing characteristics?
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Have you read The Three Body Problem (sci-fi novel)?
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