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mcs_987654321 t1_je7n6e9 wrote

Ehh, disagree, the species will be fine, and the tendency towards civilization building seems to something we’re inherently built towards, so I’m not especially worried about that either, especially given the recovery that was seen post Bronze Age collapse.

As to the survival of current civilizations (or even preservation of the skills and standards achieved through those civilizations)? Oof, thing aren’t looking super great on that front, likely to be a pretty turbulent century or two, but I’m confident that they’ll be something recognizable on the other side.

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ScootyPuffJr_Suuuuuu t1_je8lx8c wrote

This is a moronic take. The bronze age collapse was a global market snafu. We're talking about a reorganization of the entire food chain which will take 10s, to 100s of thousands of years to stabalize, and MILLIONS to achieve anything remotely like the bio diversity we're currently pissing away. There is literally no comparing the scales of these two events to each other. The Bronze Age Collapse isn't even a blip on this radar.

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