This is not sustainable, and the last chance we had to make it sustainable was 2011. Think about the old Wiley E. Coyote cartoons -- you know when you're running off the edge of the cliff. As long as you keep your feet moving you can run past…
This is not sustainable, and the last chance we had to make it sustainable was 2011. Think about the old Wiley E. Coyote cartoons -- you know when you're running off the edge of the cliff. As long as you keep your feet moving you can run past the clouds, unfortunately there's a look down moment, and that look down moment is 2028 -- and I'm not guessing at that. The wheels fall off the bus in 2028. We have an actuarial cliff that we can no longer solve."
If we lose the economic production and distribution efficiencies of long supply lines and international trade, then by definition the current global population can not even be fed. "Nope, you're exactly right. This is what I would call the metastatic conclusion of a pathology that I would describe as looking to something or someone other than yourself to save you. If our view of the world is that 'I don't really have to be accountable because someone else is looking after us', then that cancer is now terminal."
Excerpt, Dr. David Martin, Brighteon Conversations, September 5, 2021
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