2/2 Think tanks should focus on depopulation studies, offering policy guidance and planning for sustainable, post-collapse survival. So humanity doesn't go extinct we need:
1. Replacing GDP with a better metric.
2. Less fragile technology.
3. Scenario planning to handle a population crash to a sustainable level.
4. Better post-crash strategic spatial planning.
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Jeff C (jeffc1956@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 27-Jul-2024 07:06:15 JST Jeff C
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Jeff C (jeffc1956@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 27-Jul-2024 07:06:15 JST Jeff C
1/2 Current research suggests Earth's sustainable population is around 3 billion, living with Swiss-like efficiency. Over-consumption in large countries and future pollution from high-population poor countries must be reduced. The challenge lies in achieving this while managing climate collapse and its side effects. A gap exists in discourse on handling declining populations within degrowth organizations.
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Jeff C (jeffc1956@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 23-May-2024 03:02:15 JST Jeff C
@rose_alibi @ntnsndr since they enable me to do things I would have never done before, I start doing those things! Work expands to fill the available time allotted.
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Jeff C (jeffc1956@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 23-May-2024 03:02:11 JST Jeff C
@rose_alibi @ntnsndr I don't know, I find chatGPT to be useful for creativity. You do have to throw out about half of what it writes though. It's also a reasonably good grammar checker and summarizer.
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Jeff C (jeffc1956@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 08-Apr-2024 08:37:13 JST Jeff C
@wjmaggos they don't have conversations. They hire an executive HR consultant to recommend the pay, and then they rubber stamp it. My daughter used to be one such consultant.
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Jeff C (jeffc1956@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 12-Nov-2022 09:30:40 JST Jeff C
@Yukari I read a book once, I believe it was called the Elements of eloquence. Basically how to use rhetorical flourishes to make your writing a little more flashy. You learn a few of these in high school of course but this book was really extensive.