• technocrit@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 个月前

    Fewer humans is always a win for the planet long term,

    Not at all. It entirely depends on which humans. There is a very small number responsible for the overwhelming share of planetary destruction.

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      I mean, I’d agree with you, but the humans that actually aren’t a threat to the planet, that lived in homeostasis with the Earth, barely exist anymore, the humans with flags saw to that.

      For the record yes, the developed world’s quality of life should be much, much, much, lower, and the very concept of economic growth/metastasis should be a widely accepted slur at this point, as it’s killing us.

      Part of not being a threat to Earth is also not building and maintaining, let alone growing a massive military industrial complex, which means being destroyed by humans that want your shit and don’t care about the future doing it, so it’s a paradox.