How will humanity deal with the looming energy hyper-crisis?
We won't.
>>1421925
how is this /his/ related
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>>1421925
>that graph from 2013 that predicted current oil prices
I hope this model isn't right
nuclear power or we die pretty much
Nuclear reprocessing bro.
Right now the price of uranium is so low that nobody bothers, but we could easily get a lot more bang for our buck.
The one casualty would be the suburb, as oil prices would become high enough, and electricity based mass transport cheap enough, that the majority of people would stop owning cars and start riding streetcars or subways.
>>1423143
> that the majority of people would stop owning cars and start riding streetcars or subways.
How is that a problem? I understand that privately-owned cars are needed for some very specific routes, or for carrying more stuff, but I might be missing a point.
>>1423263
Cars are fun and I hate other people.
Also my local public transit company would probably take a dim view of me carrying muh rifles around on the bus.
>>1421925
Fusion, see ITER.
>>1423268
True, true. I don't like driving but kids going home by bus does piss me off. I just think that carrying more people going in the same direction is more efficient and eco-friendly. 1-2 persons riding a car meant for 4-8 people just seems wasteful to me.
Renewable energy in the long term, probably some fission in the short term transitionary period. Obviously not a long term solution.
Fusion is a complete pipe dream and will never happen. Solar, hydropower and wind combined with increased energy storage and more efficient appliances is more than enough for a sustainable energy production.
Obviously cars will become antiquated and silly, really, transporting 1 person in huge 5 seat vehicle? So inefficient.
We'll have to learn all this the hard way though, seeing as the world is filled with short sighted edgy tards
>>1421925
It will either successfully adapt a la retro futurism or obliterate itself a la Fallout.
>>1423313
>Fusion is a complete pipe dream and will never happen
This millennia*
cumon m9
Don't forget other renewables.
>Biomass
>Geothermal
>Tidal
These are all more viable than wind.
