Reddit reviews Hot Earth Dreams: What if severe climate change happens, and humans survive?

Your story really resonates with my own growing up in Oklahoma.

I guess a lot of people on here look at their analysis as totally novel and "the thing" that will help save us all, if only everyone else could see it their way. I don't think that is the case, and nothing I say I will "save us," frankly I don't understand who it is that needs saving or why?

Cognitive Bias's are just fun little things that can help you see the world a bit differently, like a pair of glasses that makes things sometimes less blurry. I think they are also useful for your mood, at least for me, It puts me in a better mood when I can filter information a bit better and not get emotional about it.

For Climate Change, I recommend you read at "Hot Earth Dreams" if you happen to be looking for a possible picture of the a climate change ridden world, where not everyone dies, but there is no Utopian happy motoring left either.

https://www.amazon.com/Hot-Earth-Dreams-climate-happens/dp/1517799392

Hot Earth Dreams ++ It deserves wide readership.
https://www.amazon.com/d/Books/Dreams-severe-climate-change-happens-humans-survive/1517799392/ref=sr_1_1

10GtC/yr => 30GtCO2/yr as we work through the 1TtC of easily accessible fossil carbon until it's all gone and turned into the #terafart during the next 100 years. That will take 200k years for the Earth to process and re-absorb.

But still. Pay attention to time, space and scale. And the sub-title "What if severe climate change happens, and humans survive?" The humans race will not go extinct in this timescale and the collapse will happen over centuries and multiple generations, not decades and our lifetime. And we're clever. We will find ways to preserve knowledge and a technologically based civilisation. IMHO.

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