ByKiwi5ccc
The thought occurred to me earlier;
Will we use up all the resources we need, for example, due to digitalization, and so on, and which we feel we're wasting exponentially, to such an extent that we won't be able to go any further in the future? So that the Earth will be virtually completely exploited. Or will we manage to plunder asteroids beforehand to continue growing?
Would that even be possible? What do you think?
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Could such giant creatures, like the sandworms in Arrakis, really exist on another planet?
If we are human beings, besides our unspeakable waste of resources, then the ability to make resources usable.
Many predictions about the soon disappearance of certain resources, such as, for example, the devastating oil and partly gas through the Club of Rome, have not counted with the inventiveness of promoting oil, AUCH WENN DIESE PART VERY FRAGT: chemicals and facking.
In principle, most used resources are not consumed, we lead them back to Earth: Earth crust.
Provided that enough energy is available: solar, wind power, tidal power plant, thermal power plant, in the meantime realistic fusion, we can gain virtually any element and even regenerate with the necessary technical effort. And again asked a question: yes asteroids would also be a possibility:
We’re just wasting the stuff that needs the apeaceous animal world. When their time is over, it goes on more harmoniously.
First of all, we’ll exploit the oil. It only lasts much longer than the Club of Rome predicted in the 70s (~2000 all), but if it really is all, it probably catapults us back to the Stone Age.
Humanity will not be able to use all resources – many of them are vital to survival, and the loss of this already puts pressure on the persistence of humanity so that it no longer manages to consume the rest.
At the latest when people have died, the earth recovers. In thousands or millions of years, the animal corpses migrate to new oil. Trees to coal. Asteroids with huge amounts of resources strike. Buildings fall into raw soils and sink in the earth, etc.
If the greens continue to be chosen, some substances should soon be at least in D. all, heated to produce electricity for E-Schrott-Karren.
I still learned at school that the coal is far too valuable to be fired for arduous heat.
But what you don’t do to live wet dreams. D. became the European champion in CO2
Thank you Green, finally what we are masters!