More people are better off today than at any point in history, and average life expectancy is up in more places than not. Why so doom and gloom?
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said the turkey the week before thanksgiving
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Life is geared towards survival, not fixing things. It's just an endless duct-tape-and-chewing-gum series of proximate solutions to insoluble problems.
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It’s because people are the problem.
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Can't fix something that's never been finished. Nature (humans included) is a WIP.
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The final product is a dead universe though
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this covid19 response is among the greatest global collective actions ever taken. this is more encouraging than you think
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there are so many other worse options for what could be happening now (or still might...)
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Also wondering . Thinking that some combination of civil and world war triggered by and to distract regionally from pandemic containment failures (plus pandemic itself) will deliver us to a post apocalyptic dystopian future. So... place your bets, which futurist got it right?
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The implications of 2016 were a trapdoor and now you're in the whitewater of historic currents. Very little chance of getting back without a great man (not on the horizon).
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