@we-are-all-doomed.bsky.social

We might as well enjoy ourselves on the slide to oblivion

And or is geologically ridiculous. You can’t mine that much volume of a planet to where it would collapse. It would be more mass than all the starships the empire ever constructed

Carry the problem forward, and you have a community like say Tampa where rising insurance rates depress home sale price and home values. What happens when homeowners owe significantly more to a bank than they could sell for, we saw it in 2008. Foreclosures will rise, but also banks will go under

Due to climate pressures, home insurance prices could, on average, leap an additional 29% over the next 30 years, a research firm found. In Sacramento, California, rates could double. In Miami, they could quadruple. By @abrahm.bsky.social‬ (Published Feb. 2025)

How Climate Change Could Upend the American Dream

Americans have long accumulated wealth by owning their homes, but a new study predicts that spiking insurance rates and climate disasters now herald an era of widespread losses.

propublica.org

After all you are not going to switch teams, no Red Sox fan ever said these owners are clowns, go Yankees. Look at people instead of as Trump voters but as fans of a team, where they have merch and a fanbase.

To understand American politics you must understand American sports fandom. The team you support does not care about you, or try to make you happy or your life better in any way. All they care about is fleecing as much money from you as possible

For anyone concerned about a new administration opening up “new” regions to drill for oil and gas, just remember how Shell lit 7 Billion on fire ten years ago drilling offshore Alaska. It is not government policy but economics that protects places like ANWAR.

Salt water intrusion due to rising sea levels will make most coastal communities uninhabitable. If the underground salt water wedge moves further inland it raises the water table, kills vegetation, destroys infrastructure. If you are younger than 40, don’t settle near the coast