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Collapse at a global scale
In his book "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or succeed in 2005," Jared Diamond reviews the causes of historical and pre-historical incidences of societal collapse.
The book answers the question: How can societies make so many bad decisions about their society?
J. Diamond writes about four categories to explain societal collapse:
1. Not anticipating the problem
2. The arriving of the problem but the group's failure to perceive him
3. The group perceived the problem but they fail to resolve the problem
4. The group will try to resolve the problem without success
Why did I create a topic about this book?
Because, do you think it’s not too late to save our societies?
Indeed, J. Diamond speaks about specific population (like Vikings, Malthus in Africa, easter island, Anasazis)…to exemple about his theory
But today, if you look each of categories from J. Diamond you can find a very tragic example for our population at a global scale!
1: We could think about progressive disappearance of bees because of GMO, the Asian giant hornet, toxic mushroom. And without bees, no pollination.
2. This is clearly the global warming! Policies and population have taken lots of years to admit the relationship between the global warming and the human activity.
3. The third is everywhere! Conflict of interest, corruption, Monsanto and GMO with the dependence of many farmers.
4. The pollution of the ocean with plastic for many decades…
The book is fantastic and same if the humans have such incredible capacity to adapt and to innovate; I’m really pessimistic for the future…
Collapse on a Global Scale
In his book Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed, Jared Diamond reviews the causes of historical and pre-historical instances of societal collapse.The book also answered the question 'How can societies make so many bad decisions?'
Diamond uses four categories to explain societal collapse:
1. Not anticipating the problem
2. The problem arrived but the group don’t perceive it
3. The group perceived the problem but they failed to resolve the problem
4. The group tried to resolve the problem without success
Why did I create a topic about this book? Don't you think it’s not too late to save our societies?
Diamond uses specific populations (Vikings, Malthus in Africa, easter island, Anasazis) to demonstrate his theory.
However, if you look at each of Diamond's categories, you can find tragic examples for our population and on a global level for each category. For example:
1: We could think about progressive disappearance of bees because of GMO, Asian giant hornet, toxic mushroom. And without bees, no pollination.
2. This is clearly global warming! Policies and the general population have taken a lot of years to admit the relationship between global warming and human activities.
3. The third is everywhere! Conflict of interest, corruption, we could speak about Monsanto and GMO which many farmers depend on(?)
4. The ocean has been polluted with plastic for too many decades…
Well, the book is fantastic and humans have an incredible capacity to adapt and to innovate; however, I’m really pessimistic for the future…
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