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Prof Triggernometry
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How many times a month do you walk through Hollywood?I know! We have a lot of work to do to undo the damage!
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How many times a month do you walk through Hollywood?I know! We have a lot of work to do to undo the damage!
So you seriously believe you will keep horses well nourished and healthy feeding them grass in parks. Either you haven't got a clue or you are delusional.That's why older communities have town commons, public grazing spaces. Newer towns have parks. Grass can grow anywhere. The urban size limit will still be locally available human food within horse drawn wagon distance.
You avoided horses.
Do you not know grass is the primary food of all ruminants? Everything from goats to elephants.So you seriously believe you will keep horses well nourished and healthy feeding them grass in parks. Either you haven't got a clue or you are delusional.
Do you not know that if you don't have enough available grazing land it will be eaten bare and turned into mud. I suppose not city boy.Do you not know grass is the primary food of all ruminants? Everything from goats to elephants.
That's the latest in your long line of attempts to dodge the obvious. Cities will also have deliveries of grain, alfalfa, apples, or whatever experienced equestrians such as yourself think is necessary for healthy horses.Do you not know that if you don't have enough available grazing land it will be eaten bare and turned into mud. I suppose not city boy.
Hm...How will they be delivered? From hundreds of miles away? 40 mule team wagon trains? Or more likely trucks that destroys your no internal combustion engines ban.That's the latest in your long line of attempts to dodge the obvious. Cities will also have deliveries of grain, alfalfa, apples, or whatever experienced equestrians such as yourself think is necessary for healthy horses.
Like cities had before cars. Grain can travel some distance. People who want fresher food may prefer their own gardens or plots in community gardens. Cheese and butter evolved as longer shelf life milk products, so there may be less liquid milk and more cheese and butter.Hm...How will they be delivered? From hundreds of miles away? 40 mule team wagon trains? Or more likely trucks that destroys your no internal combustion engines ban.
You obviously have spent no time out in farm country with acres of pasture land. Usually broken up so it has time to heal and regrow.
Your new utopia sounds like a bleak, dark, soulless place where people who refuse to comply are allowed to die or perhaps are exiled or sent to "camps."We will need creative engineering and improvisation, with less energy, lower grade materials, salvaged materials, etc. People who refuse to try because they're trapped in obsolete beliefs or refuse to give up luxuries they will lose anyway will naturally select themselves out of the gene pool.
Your new utopia sounds like a bleak, dark, soulless place where people who refuse to comply are allowed to die or perhaps are exiled or sent to "camps."
That describes suburbia.Your new utopia sounds like a bleak, dark, soulless place
If you can grow enough without imported fertilizer, diesel fuel, and terminator seeds. Farmers who never stopped using local manure, horses, and their own seeds could be fine, the few that remain after a century of financial pressures to squeeze them out.I don't live in your urban hell, or suburbia either. I live in a very rural area. We have a garden, fruit trees (apples, peaches, cherries), wild black berries in our woods, and farm fresh eggs just down the road. Just so you know, if all you've ever eaten are supermarket eggs you have never really tasted an egg.
The odds of those of us in the rural surviving the societal collapse you predict is far greater than urban folks who grow nothing, build nothing, and fix nothing. Your world depends on people like me to keep it running yet you look down on us.
If everything is fine there and you're already living the rural part of our future, then why are you trying so hard to shoot down the urban part? Is your situation not really that fine?We make our own compost. So no fertilizer at all. Small amounts of manure. The point is we can raise enough food for ourselves and can continue to sustain it. Try to replicate that in your urban area where you have surrendered all the potential crop land to grass to feed the horses you'll eventually end up eating.
Do you refine your own petroleum?Honestly, and I have said this before, I don't give 2 shits what kind of hell hole you turn cities into. The problem is your delusional belief that you can jam hundreds of thousands, if not millions, into tiny cement boxes, and become self sufficient. No, you won't. Unless you start manufacturing Soylent Green (Which is manufactured from dead people) to feed your masses, you have zero chance of succeeding. I the end your ludicrous plan will count on the crucial people you ridicule to feed you.
A ludicrous derailment. If you seriously believe that in the next 100 years or so the petroleum industry will cease to exist you are delusional or just plain stupid. There is far too much money to be made for it to simply cease to exist.Do you refine your own petroleum?
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You do realize that the amount of energy and resources required for farming means you would be extraordinarily lucky if you managed to break even on energy input for energy gained.But to your point, if push came to shove, there is more than enough corn produced every year to convert most of the gasoline powered vehicles to alcohol.