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Loken: For now, we have a larger nuclear arsenal than the Americans, so we have nothing to worry about. FOR NOW. (And yes, I know that the real data is being hidden from us, and the truth is somewhere nearby, but definitely not with me, etc. – please don't bring up arguments like that.)
Brackman: Such an industry needs to be started building in peacetime, and if we start doing that, they'll say we're returning to the USSR and that we're an evil empire, etc.
Here, everyone is afraid of all wars and battles (although some are actually waiting for it). But I read a wonderful forecast (as if the Earth has already perished):
The Earth managed to avoid a nuclear catastrophe, no large meteor hit our planet, and the world war remained just a TV scare. Nothing happened. And that was the worst thing.
Humanity could not come up with anything new. The world continued to heat up. After land plots in Antarctica began to be sold, and half of the population of Africa died in June 2019, the only thing left for people to do was to
despairingly watch the planet die.
The ice in the polar regions melted faster and faster, and part of humanity was saved in the mountains, which now became islands. Unaccustomed to the harsh conditions of life without electricity, clean water, air conditioners, and purchased goods, people continued to destroy the remnants of civilization. Epidemics, poverty, looting, and depravity threw humanity back many centuries.
And here, it's not so much about global warming, although that is also likely to happen. Perhaps many know that, in general, the level of crime in the world is increasing. And perhaps many have noticed how quickly science is moving forward. They are already selling robot cleaners for private use at a relatively low price. There is also a problem, among global warming, meteors, and other things. It is called the crisis of humanity. Human society is beginning to rot and will sooner or later destroy itself. I am not going to urge anyone to break the old order, etc., but personally, I think that this scenario is the most likely.
Brackman: Such an industry needs to be started building in peacetime, and if we start doing that, they'll say we're returning to the USSR and that we're an evil empire, etc.
Here, everyone is afraid of all wars and battles (although some are actually waiting for it). But I read a wonderful forecast (as if the Earth has already perished):
The Earth managed to avoid a nuclear catastrophe, no large meteor hit our planet, and the world war remained just a TV scare. Nothing happened. And that was the worst thing.
Humanity could not come up with anything new. The world continued to heat up. After land plots in Antarctica began to be sold, and half of the population of Africa died in June 2019, the only thing left for people to do was to
despairingly watch the planet die.
The ice in the polar regions melted faster and faster, and part of humanity was saved in the mountains, which now became islands. Unaccustomed to the harsh conditions of life without electricity, clean water, air conditioners, and purchased goods, people continued to destroy the remnants of civilization. Epidemics, poverty, looting, and depravity threw humanity back many centuries.
And here, it's not so much about global warming, although that is also likely to happen. Perhaps many know that, in general, the level of crime in the world is increasing. And perhaps many have noticed how quickly science is moving forward. They are already selling robot cleaners for private use at a relatively low price. There is also a problem, among global warming, meteors, and other things. It is called the crisis of humanity. Human society is beginning to rot and will sooner or later destroy itself. I am not going to urge anyone to break the old order, etc., but personally, I think that this scenario is the most likely.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?