💻In 1973, researchers from MIT developed a computer model that was processed (at the time) by one of the world’s largest computers. Faced with the challenge of predicting whether our planet and the way we are living in it is globally sustainable, the team looked to the computer model, nicknamed “World One,” to give them an answer.

In the video, they print out the chart and analyze each curve for us. One curve shows a population growth. One curve shows quality of life. One curve shows pollution.
(Remember, this data/propaganda was from 1970s...50 years ago).

When you look at the chart: 2020
is the most significant year, according to the host.

2020 predicted to be the peak of pollution.

2020 being the beginning of population plummeting overtime.

2020 being the beginning of our quality of life going downhill and plummeting.

And when I say plummeting. The curves literally are going back to the pre-modern, pre-industrial world data points. You have the chart with these mountain peaks..but it’s like they are wiped out like there was no mountain to begin with. That’s a lot of people depopulated. And our quality of life being diminished..back to a time of 1900s data point, where there were no cars or refrigerators..so.. if world trends right now..concerning our access to resources and worldwide production are not reversing for the better...it will get much worst.. as 2020 is the beginning of the worst but not the “peak” of the worst to come..
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