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Of course all people die in the end no matter what happens but that is not what this site is trying to push. A longer answer would be Malthus called and wants his prophecies back since both he as well as the current prophets of doom miss(ed) (or ignore) the technological developments which will lead to the avoidance of their dire predictions.
... and what exactly would those be?
Alternatively I know some history - real history, not Howard Zinn and the likes - and see what happens when there is an incentive to do something about a real problem. I also know a bit about weather and climate and am not wont to fall for the latest doom predictions. As an aside, did you know that it is autumn in north-west Sweden? That this region has not had a summer because it was too cold to be called such [1]? That autumn came really early due to the low temperatures? Should anyone draw conclusions from the absence of summer temperatures in this region where they normally do arrive? Last winter was unusually cold as well. For some reason this never seems to cause a stir.
Tell me, why do you think your reaction is rational while mine was wrong? I consider my stance to be far more productive than the doomcrying which I'm seeing again.
[1] https://www.svt.se/nyheter/sapmi/fjallet-blev-utan-sommar-gi...
As far as I am aware, we are not even at the point where we undo what we have done. We are still struggling decreasing the acceleration so what you write to me sounds like blind trust "will work out somehow, somebody's gonna do something"
https://www.plantmaps.com/en/de/climate/extremes/c/germany-r...
As I said, read some books instead of knee-jerking that down-vote button. To use an oft-heard phrase in reverse: "Educate yourself", then act. Don't just cry 'Wolf!', do something and with that I do not mean wear a silly dress and walk with the other theatre kids of XR. Playing Malthus and declaiming the end of civilisation doesn't help either, neither does attempting to shout down those who call for action (not activism, nor political action and certainly not the umpteenth doomed-to-fail attempt at implementing Marx's ideas).
What it is I do you asked? Well, I haven't flown anywhere for close to 24 years. I never had a car. I haven't lived in a fossil-fuel-heated home for more than 30 year. I hardly ever buy anything new - including computing hardware - 'cause I try to get everything second-hand or repair things which have been thrown away (which includes most of my computing hardware including the MacBook Air running Linux which I'm using right now). We hardly produce garbage on our farm due to the fact that we tend to shun 'products' and instead go for 'produce', i.e. fresh things sold by the piece without packaging. We live a good life without needing to have the latest (or any) fruit factory gadget or trendy whatsitsname and without hollering at clouds about the doom of the planet due to scary climate things. Instead of doomcrying we act, not 'for the climate' but because it makes sense. Try it, get out of the consumption rat race and live life for yourself instead of for whatever you've been talked into living it for.
That is my part of the current plan to stop the development, whatever you mean by that. What is yours, other than cries of doom?
All your talk and all your narrative-confirming rhetoric won't do a damn thing when it comes to actually achieving something worthwhile. It has less value than the indulgences sold by the Catholic church in the middle ages since those at least were used to support charities while all this doomcrying leads to nothing but despair and nihilism. Grow up, grow a pair and start doing something.