MIT 1972 Study: Reassessing Collapse by 2040
The 1972 MIT model warned of civilizational pressures building toward 2040. Recent empirical checks reveal troubling alignments, yet fertility drops and adaptation complicate fixed outcomes.
Existential threats: pole shift, Kessler, solar storms, etc.
The 1972 MIT model warned of civilizational pressures building toward 2040. Recent empirical checks reveal troubling alignments, yet fertility drops and adaptation complicate fixed outcomes.
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