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Rovin wrote:This Is What A Billionaire’s Life Is Like In Dubai
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1315863162259745
Buy yourself some GoldshlaggerSuperiorMan wrote:Rovin wrote:This Is What A Billionaire’s Life Is Like In Dubai
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1315863162259745
Eating real gold....wonder what that tastes like.
timelapse wrote:Buy yourself some GoldshlaggerSuperiorMan wrote:Rovin wrote:This Is What A Billionaire’s Life Is Like In Dubai
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1315863162259745
Eating real gold....wonder what that tastes like.
Or smoke it if you rich like DuaneSuperiorMan wrote:timelapse wrote:Buy yourself some GoldshlaggerSuperiorMan wrote:Rovin wrote:This Is What A Billionaire’s Life Is Like In Dubai
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1315863162259745
Eating real gold....wonder what that tastes like.
don't drink alcohol dude but just realized you could buy gold flakes on amazon.
Blaze d Chalice wrote:
Paramin man, 20, finds thousands of dollars, returns it to owner:
WELL DONE YOUNG MAN
A Paramin man has become the subject of widespread appreciation and applause after finding a bag containing thousands of dollars and returning it to the owner.
Earnest Constantine has been heralded by many on social media for his honesty at a time when the majority of news has been depressing.
“This is very encouraging, especially with so much negative news,” David Tardieu said on Facebook of his deed.
Farmer Cornelius Campbell had lost the cash meant to pay workers and support his family while organising his harvest recently.
“Normally, I does sell chive wholesale but it have one of the Fridays I received money for the past three weeks that I sold. I collected the money but in doing so, I took the money and I put it in a bag together with some containers and stuff like that on top the jeep, whether breeze blow and blow out the money inside a drain,” the farmer said.
Campbell said he was surprised by the 20-year-old’s action, especially since he is often looked down upon in the community.
“This young man end up calling me and when he call me he said ‘Rahee, I see some money in the road’. With my surprise, we collected all the money and I feel so so appreciative of that young man,” Campbell explained.
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We’re on Schedule.
A 1972 MIT study predicted that rapid economic growth would lead to societal collapse in the mid 21st century. A new paper shows we’re unfortunately right on schedule.
The study was published in the Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology in November 2020 and is available on the KPMG website. It concludes that the current business-as-usual trajectory of global civilization is heading toward the terminal decline of economic growth within the coming decade—and at worst, could trigger societal collapse by around 2040.
The risk of collapse
Herrington’s new analysis examines data across 10 key variables, namely population, fertility rates, mortality rates, industrial output, food production, services, non-renewable resources, persistent pollution, human welfare, and ecological footprint. She found that the latest data most closely aligns with two particular scenarios, ‘BAU2’ (business-as-usual) and ‘CT’ (comprehensive technology).
“BAU2 and CT scenarios show a halt in growth within a decade or so from now,” the study concludes. “Both scenarios thus indicate that continuing business as usual, that is, pursuing continuous growth, is not possible. Even when paired with unprecedented technological development and adoption, business as usual as modelled by LtG would inevitably lead to declines in industrial capital, agricultural output, and welfare levels within this century.”
Study author Gaya Herrington told Motherboard that in the MIT World3 models, collapse “does not mean that humanity will cease to exist,” but rather that “economic and industrial growth will stop, and then decline, which will hurt food production and standards of living… In terms of timing, the BAU2 scenario shows a steep decline to set in around 2040.”
https://www.vice.com/en/article/z3xw3x/new-research-vindicates-1972-mit-prediction-that-society-will-collapse-soon
Lines up with Malthus, Nostradamus and Kali Yuga predictions as well.This planet can only support a certain amount of life before bad things start to happen.Thats the general gist of it, and why it can be predicted with a level of accuracy.maj. tom wrote:Seems about right. We're hitting all the points at the moment, and a lot of unrest with the masses is stirring globally in all these factors right now.
The determining factors for a civilization's end in history tend to fall into four broad categories:
^Political Issues
^Social and cultural issues
^Environmental issues
^Economic issues.MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We’re on Schedule.
A 1972 MIT study predicted that rapid economic growth would lead to societal collapse in the mid 21st century. A new paper shows we’re unfortunately right on schedule.
The study was published in the Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology in November 2020 and is available on the KPMG website. It concludes that the current business-as-usual trajectory of global civilization is heading toward the terminal decline of economic growth within the coming decade—and at worst, could trigger societal collapse by around 2040.
The risk of collapse
Herrington’s new analysis examines data across 10 key variables, namely population, fertility rates, mortality rates, industrial output, food production, services, non-renewable resources, persistent pollution, human welfare, and ecological footprint. She found that the latest data most closely aligns with two particular scenarios, ‘BAU2’ (business-as-usual) and ‘CT’ (comprehensive technology).
“BAU2 and CT scenarios show a halt in growth within a decade or so from now,” the study concludes. “Both scenarios thus indicate that continuing business as usual, that is, pursuing continuous growth, is not possible. Even when paired with unprecedented technological development and adoption, business as usual as modelled by LtG would inevitably lead to declines in industrial capital, agricultural output, and welfare levels within this century.”
Study author Gaya Herrington told Motherboard that in the MIT World3 models, collapse “does not mean that humanity will cease to exist,” but rather that “economic and industrial growth will stop, and then decline, which will hurt food production and standards of living… In terms of timing, the BAU2 scenario shows a steep decline to set in around 2040.”
https://www.vice.com/en/article/z3xw3x/new-research-vindicates-1972-mit-prediction-that-society-will-collapse-soon
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