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With worrying global trends like climate change, pollution, increasingly divided or radical governments, economic woes, misinformation and disinformation everywhere, dangerous health crises and so on, what do you think - how much time do we have before "it all comes crashing down"? What will end life or our way of life as we know it first?

Or do you think we'll make it? If so, how?

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[โ€“] greyw0lv@lemmy.ml 3 points 4 months ago (1 children)

Fun thing about large scale food scarcity. If you have a calorie deficit for a few months, you don't anymore.

On a serious note. Habit destruction, warming, pollution poses a very serious risk to food stability and could very well lead to famine.

[โ€“] ianovic69@feddit.uk 3 points 4 months ago

Yes, and global famine is a terrible prospect.

Personally, I'll miss the birds.