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My own theory of the future

Unread postby sciencegirl » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 11:56:24

Peak oil could destroy our way of life.

Their is only one way to fix the problem, and that is to kill off the population.

How you ask

It cannot be by a biological weapon, to much risk of mutation. It may kill everyone

Not nuclear because if one country nukes another, it may cause retaliation, not to mention nuclear winter.

I seen this u-tube video that suggests that population reduction may be brought about by altering our food.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliRq4jQ2eE

Population reduction could be done by outlawing nutrients and adding cancer causing agents by 2010

Think about 2010, by that time oil should be VERY high, and food very EXPENSIVE. Their should be major food shortages at that time. So what happens when you are eating 1 meal a day and the food is devoid of nutrients ?

Simple, YOU DIE.

If that does not kill you then the cancer causing agents will wreck havoc on your weakened immune system and kill you anyways. Starvation and cancer do not spread, so the wealthy should be protected.

THE RESULT:

3 billion dead

What happens at the point:

We probably have enough oil for another 100 years, and the empire continues...... :cry:


THE END.

---Watch the video, tell me what you think
If you believe me than the best thing to do is to buy food and vitamins and store them. The video says this will be implemented Dec 31, 2009 after that date, do not buy or eat the food. Pull out your stash and eat that.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby burtonridr » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 12:25:13

Oh please... and how would "they" do such a thing?

You do realize that our food sources come from citizens... not the US government right?

This theory of yours couldnt even come close to reality...
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby sciencegirl » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 12:37:31

It will be something implemented into law. Food is processed, and the food manufacturers (Kelloggs, Kraft, etc) are subjected to law. Not many people eat raw food, so most is manufactured. Laws can easily change, seeds can and are being genetically modified.

Do you think that the powers that be are going to let the empire be destroyed or engineer a plot to save the empire by destroying the population.

You ever hear the story of the hunters that got lost in the woods and the only thing they could find to eat was rabbit. So they ate rabbit for a month and then died of malnutrition. Well rabbits are so devoid of nutrients that you die from it. You lose your store of vitamins and then die.

I believe when stuff like this happens in the world for real, it will just be blamed on something else, like a lack of food.

The empire must continue and the rich and wealthy will see to it.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby Nogloom » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 12:43:05

Maybe we all stop eating fast food and cooking again, this will save driving, and decrease oil use and prices will drop and everything will be fine again.

I hope to buy a large yacht in a few years so gas prices have to come down.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby sciencegirl » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 12:54:20

Sorry to say Nogloom, but that will not change anything. Even if you spend less and save more money it only increases the problem. The more money you save in the bank the more banks can lend to others, and that increases the spending habits of others. So that requires even more energy to be used.

This is off topic for this post though, so I won't say anymore about it.

Also Nogloom welcome to the forum.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby burtonridr » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 13:38:30

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('sciencegirl', 'I')t will be something implemented into law. Food is processed, and the food manufacturers (Kelloggs, Kraft, etc) are subjected to law. Not many people eat raw food, so most is manufactured. Laws can easily change, seeds can and are being genetically modified.


So you think all these thousands of people that are manufacturing food are just going to keep all hush hush about the whole thing. You think they are going to just stand there and watch as their friends and family die?

If something like that were in the works someone(if not everyone) would say something and everyone would know immediately.

This doesnt sound like a very well thought out conspiracy.....

Just show me where the koolaid is so I can pretend to drink it :roll:
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby darwinsdog » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 13:39:37

This thread is silly, but a couple points anyway:

A steady diet of rabbit or other exclusively animal tissue results in scurvy, an ascorbic acid deficiency. It usually isn't fatal & takes more than one month to develop.

Biological warfare won't be directed against humans, per se. It will be directed against our staple cereal grains & legumes. An oomycote recombinantly engineered for enhanced transmissiblity & virulence could bring down any given year's standing crop of rice, wheat, maize, soya... The ensuing famine would be dread. The technology to create such a pathogen is much more readily available than is that required to build a nuclear explosive device.

Whatever the mechanism, human population reduction will be effected. The human census number is drastically in excess of the biosphere's carrying capacity (K), sans fossil fuels. Populations that exceed K crash. It's a given.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby sciencegirl » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 13:49:08

You make excellent points DarwinsDog, I think something like this will be happening in the near future. If it's true that the upper class rule the world and they could do something to drastically delay peak oil, then I am pretty sure that they would. If you had cancer in your leg, how many of us would cut off our leg in order to survive.

If population destruction is the only way to stop peak oil (for the next 100 years) then why would it not be considered.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby burtonridr » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 14:53:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('sciencegirl', 'Y')ou make excellent points DarwinsDog, I think something like this will be happening in the near future. If it's true that the upper class rule the world and they could do something to drastically delay peak oil, then I am pretty sure that they would. If you had cancer in your leg, how many of us would cut off our leg in order to survive.

If population destruction is the only way to stop peak oil (for the next 100 years) then why would it not be considered.


That point makes sense....

The point about poisoning the food supply in a way that doesnt infect everyone, makes no sense...
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby Ludi » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 14:57:17

Killing the people who support you doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Our society is a big pyramid scheme. You can't kill those at the bottom (in vast numbers) without the whole thing collapsing.

Just my naive opinion.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby stu » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 14:57:27

So you're advocating genocide then.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby burtonridr » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 15:36:24

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Ludi', 'K')illing the people who support you doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Our society is a big pyramid scheme. You can't kill those at the bottom (in vast numbers) without the whole thing collapsing.

Just my naive opinion.


Exactly there is power in numbers and the government would be no where without us supporting them.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Stu', '
')So you're advocating genocide then.


No, but it I can see how someone in lust with power could feel it is the only way to survive in a situation such as this....

Do you not agree that there are to many people on the planet? We are in overshoot...

But no I do not feel that killing anyone is an acceptable way to solve a problem.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby stu » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 15:41:25

I do agree that everything has it's limits, even the population of the human race. However when it comes to trying to reduce the numbers don't you think there are more humane methods to be considered first before deciding to "poison" everyone.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby Novus » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 15:59:46

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('sciencegirl', 'I')f it's true that the upper class rule the world and they could do something to drastically delay peak oil, then I am pretty sure that they would.


Thing is I don't think there is an upper class that rules the world. Secondly they can't delay peak oil because it has already begun. If the ruling elites were going to try something like this they would have needed to do in the 80s to get that 100 extra years of empire you talk about. All the easy oil has already been extracted. All that is left is hard to get at oil and you can't support an empire of any size on expensive low quality oil. Whatever game the Illuminati were playing they lost. Hobbs will rule the day very shortly and the die-off will be real and unstoppable.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby sciencegirl » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 16:51:36

If we need 85 million barrels per day to survive currently, would that not mean we would only need 42.5 million barrels per day if the human population was cut in half :shock:
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby Ludi » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 16:58:09

If the population were cut in half suddenly as you posit, there would be no functioning infrastructure/labor to provide the oil and petroleum products. The world economy would be destroyed.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby kpeavey » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 18:30:46

Normally I would discard this notion as tinfoil hat/paranoia/conspiracy theory.

I'm taking a deeper look. I'll be back when my homework is developed.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby Homesteader » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 18:33:42

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Ludi', 'I')f the population were cut in half suddenly as you posit, there would be no functioning infrastructure/labor to provide the oil and petroleum products. The world economy would be destroyed.


I think it would depend on which half. Also, what is the economy going to look like with die off underway? 15 years into peak oil? May be some folks are thinking which poison needs to be chosen.

Anyone interested can google "population control" and read up.

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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby burtonridr » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 18:44:36

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Homesteader', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Ludi', 'I')f the population were cut in half suddenly as you posit, there would be no functioning infrastructure/labor to provide the oil and petroleum products. The world economy would be destroyed.


I think it would depend on which half...


I agree... We could do without the upper half, great leaders always seem to shine through the dust when the old ones have perished.

You cannot however replace the bottom half, its like the engine in a car. You cannot get a car very far without an engine. The top half would represent a fuel, you can always dream up a new fuel or energy source.

The argument could be made that you could build a new engine, however I'm sure China or Russia would seize the opportunity and jump in to take over without an adequate population to resist them.
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Re: My own theory of the future

Unread postby Homesteader » Tue 15 Jul 2008, 19:14:01

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('burtonridr', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Homesteader', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Ludi', 'I')f the population were cut in half suddenly as you posit, there would be no functioning infrastructure/labor to provide the oil and petroleum products. The world economy would be destroyed.


I think it would depend on which half...


I agree... We could do without the upper half, great leaders always seem to shine through the dust when the old ones have perished.


To quote somebody or other . . ."the cemeteries are full of people once deemed irreplaceable".
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