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Old 05-08-2011, 06:32 PM   #305 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Arragonis View Post
If where we are now is the ultimate limitation on what we can do then we have two choices - withdraw to circa 1700, or decide not to.

If you expect to grow an economy in the same way as before - with abundant cheap energy which can be wasted - then yes, there are limits.

However I think we have abundant skills and expertise on how to mitigate the limitations in place and continue to grow in the future. In short I choose the "decide not to" option.

After all we have adapted in the past and I see no reason why we can't continue to do so.

This does not mean "drill baby drill", it means lets use our brains more.

Same aim, maybe different paths.
Explain to me why growth is so important and desireable to you.
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