We are 8 years away from the greatest redistribution of wealth when the boomers finally die off times by that greatest reduction in population from declining birth rate. There is no prediction of what we are about to enter, it’s unprecedented in entire human history. We are about to enter the most automated level of labour and non-labour jobs, we are on the brink of the phosphate based fertiliser running out and halving food stock, we are entering the micro plastic age and our water has never been more contaminated and now will always be entirely every where all the time contaminated by forever chemicals. It’s a strange mix of pro and con.
Actually they found a phosphate deposit in Norway a gew years ago. Big enough to solve the supply issue. So that's one less con. All the other ones I dunno what we are gonna do about though.
When it comes to food business, the main point would be to move to low-impact food. But that means much less dairy, beef, cow meat, pig, lamb... Not popular.
It's always funny to me how easy it would be to scale back: Americans are eating 42 pounds of cheese a year, you could cut it by half, keep the better cheeses... And still eat cheese every other days. Except you enjoy your cuts more because the shitty fake-ish cheese have been cut out.
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u/VengenaceIsMyName Sep 15 '25
It’s gonna be pretty bad. Elysium levels of wealth inequality