Who wants to live in a polluted wasteland?

[JakeWIlls92]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

 

[rdean]

We know how Republicans want to live. Abolish the EPA, safety regulations, clean air and clean water. It's simply too expensive. Think Flint.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Loserterian hard core republicans do...They don't like the epa and they don't like regulations.

They're evil.

 

[Timmy]

Why can't we be like Bejing ! We a could all walk around with those fashionable face masks !

 

[Auld Phart]

agreed,

who would want to do that?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

Wanna go hippie? Go Paolo Soleri.

paolo soleri arcology - Yahoo Image Search Results

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

We know how Republicans want to live. Abolish the EPA, safety regulations, clean air and clean water. It's simply too expensive. Think Flint.

Yeah, we just hate the fact that the EPA tries to use laws for the Navigable Waters to enforce pollution laws on the drainage ditch in my back yard.

 

[bripat9643]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

CO2 isn't a pollutant, numskull. Plants need it to survive.

 

[Zander]

Exhaling is a crime....

 

[saveliberty]

Seems like the EPA is a federal agency which Obama currently runs.

 

[HappyJoy]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

CO2 isn't a pollutant, numskull. Plants need it to survive.

Plants also need sulfur and magnesium, so? What's a little death, amiright?

 

[saveliberty]

Plants also need sulfur and magnesium, so? What's a little death, amiright?

Take a vitamin, it has magnesium in it...

 

[emilynghiem]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

I would say that we use the mass transport to get resources back and forth to build local cities as sustainable campuses that are SELF sufficient where people can use bicycles and other means of traveling within their complexes, and cut down on the mass traffic jams of cars and trucks.

Shuttles can be used to get people around city-states organized like satellite campuses.
And then organized transportation can connect these cities to each other or in a hub.

The main thing we need to get rid of is crime and corruption that prevents people from coordinating resource more effectively. As we solve those problems, we'll see more sustainable planning and development in our communities first, then statewide, nationally and internationally.

 

[saveliberty]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

I would say that we use the mass transport to get resources back and forth to build local cities as sustainable campuses that are SELF sufficient where people can use bicycles and other means of traveling within their complexes, and cut down on the mass traffic jams of cars and trucks.

Shuttles can be used to get people around city-states organized like satellite campuses.
And then organized transportation can connect these cities to each other or in a hub.

The main thing we need to get rid of is crime and corruption that prevents people from coordinating resource more effectively. As we solve those problems, we'll see more sustainable planning and development in our communities first, then statewide, nationally and internationally.

or...or...or we could live in small communities which are sustainable and close to all needed resources.

 

[HappyJoy]

Plants also need sulfur and magnesium, so? What's a little death, amiright?

Take a vitamin, it has magnesium in it...

Of course it does. Take too much magnesium and you die.

Too much oxygen and a lit match and BOOM.

Too much co2 in the environment and it affects our climate.

 

[bripat9643]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

CO2 isn't a pollutant, numskull. Plants need it to survive.

Plants also need sulfur and magnesium, so? What's a little death, amiright?

Sulfur and magnesium don't do jack to you if it's in the ground. Americans consume millions of tons of both substances every year with no ill effect.

Salt can kill you if you consume too much of it, but without a certain minimum amount you will die. The same goes for Sulfur and Magnesium.

 

[bripat9643]

Plants also need sulfur and magnesium, so? What's a little death, amiright?

Take a vitamin, it has magnesium in it...

Of course it does. Take too much magnesium and you die.

Too much oxygen and a lit match and BOOM.

Too much co2 in the environment and it affects our climate.

There is no empirical evidence for the last claim.

 

[bripat9643]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

I would say that we use the mass transport to get resources back and forth to build local cities as sustainable campuses that are SELF sufficient where people can use bicycles and other means of traveling within their complexes, and cut down on the mass traffic jams of cars and trucks.

Shuttles can be used to get people around city-states organized like satellite campuses.
And then organized transportation can connect these cities to each other or in a hub.

The main thing we need to get rid of is crime and corruption that prevents people from coordinating resource more effectively. As we solve those problems, we'll see more sustainable planning and development in our communities first, then statewide, nationally and internationally.

or...or...or we could live in small communities which are sustainable and close to all needed resources.

You think a small sustainable community could build automobiles or flat screen TVs?

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Oh goodie.. another regulate you to death or nothing thread. Everything is an all or nothing game to the totalitarians.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

So who wants to live in the civilization in the top picture?

I don't care if I am called a hippie! I don't want to breathe toxic chemicals!

I would say that we use the mass transport to get resources back and forth to build local cities as sustainable campuses that are SELF sufficient where people can use bicycles and other means of traveling within their complexes, and cut down on the mass traffic jams of cars and trucks.

Shuttles can be used to get people around city-states organized like satellite campuses.
And then organized transportation can connect these cities to each other or in a hub.

The main thing we need to get rid of is crime and corruption that prevents people from coordinating resource more effectively. As we solve those problems, we'll see more sustainable planning and development in our communities first, then statewide, nationally and internationally.

or...or...or we could live in small communities which are sustainable and close to all needed resources.

You think a small sustainable community could build automobiles or flat screen TVs?

They won't be happy until we're all wearing Mao jackets and toiling away in a rice paddy.