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| 2 | Late Bronze Age Collapse - a lessonAgree, and another very scary though (for those of us with kids) is that after our current society and it's complex technological infrastructure collapses, we've already used up all the easily accessable high density energy sources to help it raise up again. The first oil well was drilled down 50ft (and they almost gave up at that), and the oil was stored in dug ponds and wooden barrels. Now we drill 5000ft down below the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico for oil, and energy is stored in high pressur… | /r/MGTOW | 20/07/19 02:57 PM |
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