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| Gail Tverberg. |
Allowing the reality that
we live in a finite world to influence or impact on our thinking is equally
forbidden as is publically discussing the meaning of life.
The latter has privately troubled philosophers and thinkers
for millennia, but the finitude of our world is still not considered much by
anyone, from world leaders to those next door.
However, an actuary interested in finite world issues – oil depletion,
natural gas depletion, water shortages and climate change, Gail Tverberg had
made something of a study of finitude.
In a story headed: “Why a finite world is a problem”, she
helps us understand that oil limits looks very different from common
expectations, with high prices leading to recession and low prices resulting in
inadequate supply.
Gail gives eleven clear and irrefutable reasons why our
finite world is a problem.
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