/leftypol/'s most ignored general is back
Earth is now heating up twice as fast as in previous decades: Study https://ground.news/article/earth-is-now-heating-up-twice-as-fast-as-in-previous-decades-study_63acf6Humanity heating planet faster than ever before, study findshttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/mar/06/humanity-heating-planet-faster-than-ever-before-study-findsMicroplastics found in 90% of prostate cancer tumors, at much higher levels than healthy tissues, study reveals https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/02/260225001250.htmWas War with Iran Sparked by Water?https://erickeyser.substack.com/p/was-war-with-iran-sparked-by-water?r=1r05cx&triedRedirect=true&_src_ref=old.reddit.comThe Iran War Is Also a Climate Warhttps://www.thenation.com/article/environment/iran-war-climate-change/Microplastics found in 90% of prostate cancer tumors, study reveals The Billionaire Heist: Why the extraction of our 'labor energy' is leading us toward a global crisishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iri_xg4rj_kso is it over for communism since the world is ending? id like to at least live a full life that isn't cut short by dehydration
>>2726509>Solar is the main thing thats expirencing a boom in production.Because capitalism is stupid and can’t diversify for shit. It’s cheapness will doom us all if not overcome. All three renewables will require ramped up production to secure energy supply and stability.
<If this can not save us then we are deadIf you can’t afford to build nuclear plants, then it means you also can’t afford to build any sort of climate infrastructure period. Which means no climate adaptive cities protected from the now ever more toxic atmosphere. Which means everyone suffocates within fifty years if they don’t die from everything else.
So yes, you are dead. So you better hope your timing is wrong.
>>2726669>So yes, you are dead. So you better hope your timing is wrong.grim. well I hope im wrong then.
>>2726669how come earths air is going to become unbreathable in 50 years?
>>2726634No, humanity will survive, life will adapt. There is no easy end, no poetic human extinction. You may die, but we all do.
>Was War with Iran Sparked by Water?
No.
>>2726832what should i even do then, im scared of death, i dont want to kill myself
>>2727057Best thing you can do right now is ensure that the global reign of capital is ended swiftly, for the interests of global capital lie firmly in humanity’s genocide rather than it’s progression. The bourgeoisie wish to see to it that proletariat are wiped out, save for their most loyal of slaves and machines. They must be stopped first if there is to be any prospect of projects that could save humanity from climate armageddon. Else they will continue to waste resources on our slaughter and their worthless decadences.
>>2727107but if it is really over by 2075 then its actually over, i cannot defeat capitalism in 50 years, and even if we did, we would all die shortly after
i dont want to die
if that is the only solution, then i dont think there's much at all that i can do
>>2727117>i cannot defeat capitalism in 50 yearsOnly way out of this situation unfortunately. If we tried anything else, the bourgeois would stop us.
Climate demoralisers get fucked
>>2727128but how could that even result in a scenario where we live? genuinely
i think if global revolution happened in 25 years we would still be dead at that point, as an anon posted it takes like 10 years for stuff like nuclear power plants to come online
so what, we die as revolutionaries? i just want to live anon, i just care about living, and if there is ni future for humanity im not sure i care that much about what happens past my life
>>2727136>but how could that even result in a scenario where we live? genuinelyIt would give you the chance to potentially live. You won’t be able to get any done under the thumb of the bourgeoisie. If you want to survive, they would have to go first.
>i think if global revolution happened in 25 years we would still be dead at that point, as an anon posted it takes like 10 years for stuff like nuclear power plants to come onlineI wouldn’t be too worried about the booting up of nuclear power plants. Solar and wind could be utilized in the meantime, along with potentially other energy sources. I would be more concerned about urban development and nutritional sources. Environmental collapse will damage the nutrient cycle, and we will have to find artificial means of integrating it directly into urban centers. And our urban areas are not simply not built in the slightest for our new climate. As they are, they will all become uninhabitable major heat zones unsuitable for human life. They will need to be heavily revamped into or entirely replaced by cities that can contain their own significantly more pleasant artificial contained climates.
>and if there is ni future for humanity im not sure i care that much about what happens past my lifeYou should. Because what’s happening past your life will make it a living hell.
>>2726058pollution is global and has global consequences even of the westoids are responsible for a plurality of it. also the westoids control the fate of the world. sorry for spoiling your moment of snarky zen
>>2726840the name you rolled is poetic
>>2727183>muh westoidsa single rich person from the """""""""third world""""""""" has done more damage than countless of the poorest ""westoids"" combined lol
https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/billionaires-emit-more-carbon-pollution-90-minutes-average-person-does-lifetime >>2727181but what about me anon? me personally? i live in the united states of treats so until we literally cant breathe theres not gonna be any movement
i as a single person want to survive at least
>I wouldn’t be too worried about the booting up of nuclear power plants. Solar and wind could be utilized in the meantimebut anon said theyre still reliant on fossil fuels so it wouldnt help much if its not nuclear
what i have gleamed is
>cities will become hell on earthso i should probably not be near any cities
>You should [care about the future]. Because what’s happening past your life will make it a living hell.but i cant influence how the climate and air and everything will be in my lifetime, all i can care about is myself, because if i dont i prioritize myself over humanity i will die to air toxicity
>>2727195>i live in the united states of treatsIf treats are the problem, take the treats
>so it wouldnt help much if its not nuclearFor energy transition, it will do.
>so i should probably not be near any citiesThe exact opposite actually, unless it’s a well constructed, very self sufficient bunker. And even then, I would still suggest trying to make the city work for you.
>but i cant influence how the climate and air and everything will be in my lifetime Not individually.
>because if i dont i prioritize myself over humanity i will die to air toxicityIf you prioritize yourself over everything else, you WILL die from air toxicity or experience wet bulb temperatures. Survival will have to be a large scale effort.
>>2724884>>2727211lmao recycling is like the environmentalist version of electoralism
>>2727203>suicide for terrorismno thank you anon im trying to live not die
>For energy transition, it will do.i dont think we're capable of producing that much in time and solar/wind are being gutted here im pretty sure
>I would still suggest trying to make the city work for you.i like cities but i dont think id like extremely hot hell cities like we will have in the future
>If you prioritize yourself over everything else, you WILL die from air toxicity or experience wet bulb temperatures. Survival will have to be a large scale effort.so the best thing would be living in some sort of northern city due to lethal future temperatures in most of treatland? i just dont know how anybody could do anything when theres so much state repression already, and the military wont defect or anything because theres no draft and they get infinite treats
theres not even any communist anything in this country so how am i supposed to do ANYTHING? dance in an inflatable frog costume like everyone else does?
> Mother bird protects it's eggbruh ;-;
>>2727225if cities are gonna be "hell on earth" what makes you think some rural shitholes are gonna be any better. unless youre rich af, obviously
>>2727227>if cities are gonna be "hell on earth" what makes you think some rural shitholes are gonna be any better.because the cities will trap enough heat to be uninhabitable?
>>2727225>suicide for terrorismNot what I am suggesting
>i dont think we're capable of producing that much in time and solar/wind are being gutted here im pretty sureWe may be able to pull it off with competent energy management, but it will be stressful.
>i like cities but i dont think id like extremely hot hell cities like we will have in the futureYour alternatives will either be wandering the rural wastes with no possibility of protection in sight, or trekking out to a bunker that most likely does not want you.
>so the best thing would be living in some sort of northern city due to lethal future temperatures in most of treatland?The best thing would be living in self contained city in Antarctica that currently does not exist, and living off the ice and the Antarctic earth that is potentially rich in resources. That is the only place I could think of that would get close to a “climate haven”.
>just dont know how anybody could do anything when theres so much state repression already, and the military wont defect or anything because theres no draft and they get infinite treats>theres not even any communist anything in this country so how am i supposed to do ANYTHING? dance in an inflatable frog costume like everyone else does?You’ll have to figure something out or you are screwed. That is the best I can say on that unfortunately.
>>2727230Cities may offer potential places of protection that rural areas generally do not offer.
>>2727241>We may be able to pull it off with competent energy management, so essentially, it is not happening
>Your alternatives will either be wandering the rural wastes with no possibility of protection in sight, or trekking out to a bunker that most likely does not want you.so it is death in both scenarios then
>The best thing would be living in self contained city in Antarctica that currently does not exist, i dont think this will happen in my lifetime and if it does i will certainly not be allowed in as a simple prole
>You’ll have to figure something outif thats really all there is then i guess i should just give up and try to become a rural hermit in a dense alaskan forest or something then, because its over
>cities may offer protectionuntil we all run out of water and get heat stroke
what will you be doing anon? i think after this conversation i will probably just try to survive on my own or with someone else far away, see if i can get lucky and not get cancer or something, since that probably wont even be treated in the future anyway..
>>2727262>until we all run out of water and get heat strokeoh yeah and backwards rural zones wont have this problem because uuhhhhhhhhh m, ̇
>>2727275well i dunno i figure northern alaska has ice and probably a lot of unused water
>>2727262>so essentially, it is not happeningNot under liberal management
>so it is death in both scenarios thenPretty much
>i dont think this will happen in my lifetimeBetter hope it does
>and if it does i will certainly not be allowed in as a simple proleIf it does, it would most likely have to be a communist project. The bourgeois are more interested in private bunkers and immortality than large scale enduring communities. And even if the proletariat doesn’t somehow panic over such a project happening, other rival bourgeois may seek to claim such project for themselves.
>try to become a rural hermitWouldn’t suggest this either. It’s not exactly a situation where you can just run off into the woods for the rest of your days.
>until we all run out of water and get heat strokeThe rural areas will likely be more susceptible to water shortages.
>think after this conversation i will probably just try to survive on my own or with someone else far away>well i dunno i figure northern alaska has ice and probably a lot of unused waterWould not suggest doing that. The environmental strain will be too great to deal with by yourself.
https://arctic.noaa.gov/report-card/report-card-2025/rusting-rivers-assessing-the-causes-and-consequences-in-alaska-and-across-the-arctic/>what will you be doing anon?Sticking close to urban areas, looking for opportunity, and preparing myself for the inevitable in what ever for it takes. There seems to be a bit of an uptick in community engagement around me, so I may poke around and see if anything positive comes from that.
>>2727296well, er, i guess ill just neet it out then and collect the treats i can, once life becomes unbearable ill euthanize myself, at least that way i can be sort of happy
>>2727309>well, er, i guess ill just neet it out then and collect the treatsAn alright enough idea until you either figure out something or until something happens.
>ill euthanize myselfWould not suggest this. Dying is never pleasant or easy. Focus on living instead.
>>2727314i dont think ill bother with the whole doing anything bit, theres not much point it seems
>Dying is never pleasant or easy. Focus on living instead.at some point, death will become the better option, maybe the burgeoise will give us those euthanasia facilities like in The King in Yellow, that way it can be a nice experience
>>2727325>theres not much point it seemsThe potential for survival would be the point of it. And if not that, at least creating comfort before the end.
>maybe the burgeoise will give us those euthanasia facilities like in The King in YellowThe bourgeoisie are simultaneously both too cheap and too decadent for that. They’ll just go right back to their bombing habits and call it a day.
>>2727338well, i guess suicide is better than bombing
its too bad thar humanity just wasnt cut out for communisn in the end, i bet it wouldve been comfy
>>2727344>its too bad thar humanity just wasnt cut out for communisn in the endIt won’t be over till it is over. Just keep the struggle going, and we may find a way out of this despite the odds.
>>2727352well it doesnt really seem like it anon, do you have any advice on how to stop caring about any of this stuff anyway? i guess i usually end up just crying all day if i dont
>>2727354>do you have any advice on how to stop caring about any of this stuff anyway?Nope. You don’t stop caring about it. You just do the best you can do, try to enjoy the positive things in your life, and hope for the best with properly adjusted expectations.
>>2727368what about drugs like weed or something i heard that can help with stuff like this, its legal here
>>2727352I have faith in black bears, they’re the only large mammal that has not only survived the Holocene extinction but thrived in all variety of human made infrastructure
>>2727377i heard it does give you dementia though, i dont really want that but the only way to prevent it is to be happy, relaxed, and social which im not good at
i dunno anon, can you just change your brain to be permanently relaxed and happy somehow?
>>2727401>i dunno anon, can you just change your brain to be permanently relaxed and happy somehow?An exceptional state of mind like that would probably require an exceptional lifestyle to go along with it in order to sustain it. Realistically in current times? No. Especially if your genealogy is geared away from said state of mind.
>>2727410my genes are just more likely to be miserable and depressed and anxious all the time, but they all live into their 90s somehow
idk anon have you tried mushrooms or anything? i heard it can kinda rewire your brain somewhat
i also heard exercise and stuff makes you more resistant to toxic co2 air but i am scared of going outside so i dont get much exercise and probably get a lot of co2
>>2727416>idk anon have you tried mushrooms or anything?Me? No, I haven’t.
>i heard it can kinda rewire your brain somewhatTemporarily.
>i also heard exercise and stuff makes you more resistant to toxic co2 air it does.
>but i am scared of going outside so i dont get much exercise Hope you have enough space for indoor workouts. Usually what I do. Really only go outside for sun and fresh air.
>>2727424>temporarilyis it really only temporary? does it slowly go back to normal over the years or something?
>Hope you have enough space for indoor workouts. Usually what I do.im not even sure what an indoor workout would look like, is it very expensive? i dont have much of anything so theres plenty of free space i guess
>>2727426Yeah, it temporary. Still may be good for therapeutic effects though.
https://www.americanbrainfoundation.org/how-psychedelics-affect-the-brain/>im not even sure what an indoor workout would look like, is it very expensive?Depends on what you’re going for, but it can be relatively cheap. Plenty of second hand stuff out there too. Just stay from nordictrack.
>>2727446interesting, it says effects can linger for like 3 weeks but you hear a lot from people who say that they like took it and it cured their depression or anxiety or induced ego death or something and it didnt go away, whats the deal with that?
>Depends on what you’re going for, but it can be relatively cheap.cardio probably since i assume thats what helps vs co2 and it helps vs all the other heart killing shit we deal with
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