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5. Hell yes, I'm worried about what we're leaving to our kids.

Sat May 12, 2012, 04:04 PM

May 2012

If you don't hink we're in for some major and catastrophic changes in the relatively near future, then you're not paying attention.

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Overshoot - the road we couldn't take, and the road we did. [View all] GliderGuider May 2012 OP

Yeah. So? RobertEarl May 2012 #1

You have children? RobertEarl May 2012 #3

Hell yes, I'm worried about what we're leaving to our kids. Jackpine Radical May 2012 #5

What will you do? RobertEarl May 2012 #6

"Yes" villager May 2012 #7

"So??" That's the response of a sociopath, of someone with kestrel91316 May 2012 #8

Did you read the whole post? RobertEarl May 2012 #10

Some questions kristopher May 2012 #4

A few further comments, for those who want to save civilization. GliderGuider May 2012 #9

How does accepting your thesis help save civilization? kristopher May 2012 #11

Seriously? RobertEarl May 2012 #12

"But what do I know?" kristopher May 2012 #13

Nows your big chance RobertEarl May 2012 #15

That depends on what you do with it. GliderGuider May 2012 #14

If the British Empire used coal as a work multiplier, FogerRox May 2012 #16

That's why I bracket the dates 1900 and 1925. GliderGuider May 2012 #17