On 24-Nov-06, at 12:00 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote:
The plethora of the world, its fecundity (potential for production of
organism and information) is at its maximum.
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0!Z!^!P writes now:
Pray it isn't so.
D^
http://anagogues.blogspot.com/
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On Sat, 25 Nov 2006, Eric Yost wrote:
it's not only over-population; it's also the gluttony of energy absorption
that's occurring worldwide.
But that's driven by population, isn't it? If world population were a tenth
of what it is now, the "gluttony" would be similarly reduced, wouldn't it?
On Nov 25, 2006, at 3:00 PM, Eric Yost wrote:
>>it's not only over-population; it's also the gluttony of energy
absorption that's occurring worldwide.
oh, you mean knowledge? which is why, of course
the future is never how we imagine it.
>>it's not only over-population; it's also the gluttony of
energy absorption that's occurring worldwide.
But that's driven by population, isn't it? If world
population were a tenth of what it is now, the "gluttony"
would be similarly reduced, wouldn't it?
Plus nature does heal itself, though
personally, i eat mayonaise with my french fries instead of ketch-up,
symbolically, i mean, sotospeak
greetings,
dv @ Neue Kathedrale des erotischen Elends
http://www.vilt.net/nkdee
.this is y sum of us _c[onsciously]hoose_ 2 not biologically reproduce.
chunks,
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--LFG Curios
at's
occurring worldwide. Year ago I taught a course in futurology; the two
things that come to mind - this crisis _isn't_ like others; and there's
really no technological fix.
- Alan
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Eric Yost wrote:
On the disaster of the future planet now ...
You co
On 11/25/06, Eric Yost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Finally, the disaster of the future planet is solely driven
by the one factor people refuse to discuss: population.
Human overpopulation drives pollution, resource depletion,
damage to the biosphere, wars, famines, crowding of the poor
in hypercit
>>On the disaster of the future planet now ...
You could be right. The sky COULD be falling.
Of course the sky has fallen before. In the mid-14th
century, the Black Death killed a quarter of the population
in Europe. The Mongol Invasion was not a good time for
thoughtful people
http://ana-uploads.blogspot.com/2006/11/toga-woof-good-forever-1214
-112406.html
P!^VP
On the disaster of the future planet now
..."If one person, sane to a degree, may be found willing and ready to
sacrifice his life and the life of others, for his beliefs in the now
and hereafter, the world is doomed."
..."And yet it is a commonplace among us that the swarm o
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