The Limits To Growth

People long before them understood that infinite growth on a planet of finite size was impossible. In particular, around 1800, British philosopher and economist Thomas Malthus theorized that food production will not be able to keep up with growth in the human population, resulting in disease, famine, war, and calamity.
Yet it is LTG that brought it all home with computer simulations for the first time.
The question is what our civilization has done with this concept over the last half century, and the answer is precious little.
Two and one-quarter centuries after Malthus, it appears that the production of food will not be our downfall. Currently it looks like the increase in the consumption of energy is far more likely to cause massive destruction to human societies all around the globe, via global warming / climate change.
Some look to space migration as the ultimate solution, i.e., eliminating the condition that our living area is finite. That may be, but part of every one of us wonders if it’s a good idea to take this s***show on the road.

“Grown-ups” have always had issues with the culture of young people. Adults in ancient Athens thought that Western Civilization was doomed because they deemed the youth of the day to be lazy, decadent, and uninterested in learning.
The popular Christian reverend John Pavlovitz writes:
Simply put, there is a big difference between a white American country music star and an African American football player peacefully protesting police brutality and racial inequality.
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There is something to be said for the content of the meme here, but only if you’re unwilling to look around and consider different ideas (see below, sorry about the typo).

Funny, but the probability that Trump goes down on tax evasion is minute, and getting smaller with each revelation about his conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government.
Here’s Donald Trump announcing his
Apparently, Fox News was able to come across a retired Army general who would say on camera that