Unsustainable Consumption

Beestie Boy · 10-10-2002, 01:17 PM

Seems we have about 100 to 150 years to figure it out. By then, most of the oil will be long gone, the middle east can go back to being irrelevant, and someone will have figured out a completely new energy source.

If we don't come up with a new fuel, war won't begin to describe what comes next. But, 150 years from now is so far off - its impossible to say. I mean look at 150 years ago and double the rate of progress b/w then and now.

Kind of ironic, it seems to me, that as technologically advanced as humankind is, we are still at the mercy of dinosaur squeezins to power everything.

10-10-2002, 01:17 PM	#4
Beestie Boy Recruit or Something Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Virginia Posts: 4	Seems we have about 100 to 150 years to figure it out. By then, most of the oil will be long gone, the middle east can go back to being irrelevant, and someone will have figured out a completely new energy source. If we don't come up with a new fuel, war won't begin to describe what comes next. But, 150 years from now is so far off - its impossible to say. I mean look at 150 years ago and double the rate of progress b/w then and now. Kind of ironic, it seems to me, that as technologically advanced as humankind is, we are still at the mercy of dinosaur squeezins to power everything. __________________ What the

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