The Cookout

[Mastamind]

MIT predicted society would collapse by 2040. New data tells how we’re doing

A close look at the controversial Limits to Growth model.

thehill.com

Seemed relevant...

I'm thinking we might be a little ahead. Especially with all of the shortages going on. What do you think? 2035 is what's looking likely.

 

[Danny]

It was by a miracle that COVID-19 didn't take us all out. So, I think that we are barely living on a thin thread and it's a very risky one. If I take biblically, all the signs that was said to come to pass during end time are what we face everyday in our lives. Where do we go from here?

 

[sourgrapes]

If we look back on history, we will see the US has been thorough worse and the economy has been worse. We only think it is THAT bad because we are living through this right now.

This is not to say that people shouldn't be prepared. There are millions of people in this country that don't know how to survive or have a means outside of the system. If our stores stopped stocking food alone, where you think they would go? They would start targeting people's homes and local farms. Now imagine if there was no electricity or internet. All hell would break loose in a matter of hours.

 

[GwynShivers]

If we look back on history, we will see the US has been thorough worse and the economy has been worse. We only think it is THAT bad because we are living through this right now.

This is not to say that people shouldn't be prepared. There are millions of people in this country that don't know how to survive or have a means outside of the system. If our stores stopped stocking food alone, where you think they would go? They would start targeting people's homes and local farms. Now imagine if there was no electricity or internet. All hell would break loose in a matter of hours.

It's coming, be ready, period! 💯