Time for a council meeting to review the status of all on going operations. I will start , since i have been here since 2004. Gentlemen the world is in chaos. Every corner of the earth is now touched by chaos and conflict. Everyone hates niggers , women , and jews now. The dating market is rekt lol. The economy is rekt lol the environment is rekt lol. Is there anything we haven't rekt? Maximum lulz have been achieved. Good job Everyone. Not you tdonald/redditors though. You need to leave. Everyone from stormfront too , go find another home. Both of you shit up this image board in weird ways. Unproductive ways.
>>540697837>frogpost in OPprove you're not a tourist
>>540697883There was once a text only board that we posted on with dial up , and it was still mostly pedos spreading erotica stories , confessions, and people larping as serial killers. In 2006 we had a war with 420chan , I wrote the articles on encyclopedia dramatica. I remember when 12chan hosted pizza . But I could go on , but why explain myself to a child? Im almost 40. You merely adopted the cringe, I was born into , molded by it. I could link someone to lemon party from my diablo 2 profile before I was even a man.
(1/9)Liberalized: Energy Oversupply-->While most of civilization was built upon the storage of capital for later use, what we have become accustomed to is a lifestyle based entirely upon consumption. Saudi Arabia for example, according to Adam Smith, should be the wealthiest nation ever, but in actuality it is only as wealthy as people buy their petroleum products. The moment we found large oceans of petroleum energy we have been constructing an open ended system that requires very little feedback into its maintenance.
>>540698127(2/9)-->Before fossil energy a community had to give as much or more than what they take to store for later use; like a seed crop or surplus production. The management of limited resources required hierarchy and social planning. Cheap available energy liberates people from the behaviors of feedback in a closed system that would otherwise reward social planning. Everything that a liberal desires can be quantified by the ability to create right angles in nature with energy they never had to make. The hypermoralization in pursuit of surplus energy (feed the world, world peace, end all violence, etc), is an evolutionary mismatch expressed as the need to fill an empty void in the pursuit of endless boundaries absent of limitations. Very few have considered how much their lives will have to change when those limitations become apparent.
>>540698127(3/9)-->If we were to assume a technological society requires existing within an error space that never requires a correction, the probability of any correction to a normal configuration relies entirely on the energy used to supply that system. If we do not have the energy we cannot afford to make such a mistake. An infinite amount of energy consumption only produce a maximum amount of error. All living systems resist entropy by repeating form. A system will usually allocate a certain amount of energy to propagate backwards for error correction, but under certain conditions this fails to occur. This is called control and we understand this as governance.
>>540698003greetings from Krautchan, burgerfat
>>540698127(4/9)-->Notice how whenever a politician encounters a problem, the answer is always to print money and build an institution. This would never work if oil was not abundant. So to a politician today, an error is just another expense rather than something which requires a correction. And that is why nothing ever happens, but this is a very temporary luxury. A system can only function without unity and harmony if it has an abundance of cheap energy. That does not describe our current situation. It only functioned that way in the past based upon ignorance of what is about to occur. There is currently no ideology to represent what life will be like in the future with less hydrocarbons. No one is doing it
>>540698127(5/9)-->Lets just say boomers had it really good their entire lives but especially when they were kids. It was like the best and easiest time to be born a human but that is gone now. If one dollar bought them 30 units of oils in 1965 it would only buy them 3 today. Energy animates life. What made their population "Boom" does not exist anymore. They consoomed it already but they still want it. They cannot imagine life any other way. It is not just boomers though. This trend is true for everyone who experiences less energy abundance as time progresses.
>>540698127(6/9)-->The problem arises when you have to input energy to get energy. So since we use energy for everything in the form of petroleum, it is more like inflation. But also there is less return on investment to discover more oil reserves. It takes years to build a well and return an investment. We can all track the rate at which people are investing and discovering and drilling more oil. At the rate we are currently at, demand will exceed production in a few years.
>>540698127(7/9)-->What makes oil so unique is that it doesn’t have to be made. It only has to be harvested. The oil is just there in the ground. The consequence of this is that anyone can make use of it and everyone who uses it does not know how to make it without using oil to make it. It cannot be substituted. It is the primary energy source for everything and feedstock for most industrial chemicals. If you had to produce the hydrocarbon molecules you consume a much different world would exist with far less abundance. When you spend dollars you spend energy, and likewise debt is a lean on future energy production.
>>540698127(8/9)-->GDP is correlated 1:1 with energy consumption along with population growth. Technological development and innovation is correlated 1:1 with population size. The ability to innovate and manage current existing technology requires maintaining the health and size of the population. For example, many people will fail to invent a thing before such a thing is actually achieved. Innovation has an energy cost overburden. Doing such things and maintaining them is only possible with excess surplus energy in a society that is highly managed to achieve that goal.
>>540698127(9/9)-->But if we were to discover that technology and excess energy itself is in some way hostile to living things, like for example low birthrates, these conditions cannot be sustained. Take a look around your city and realize nothing is living. The society you live in is hostile to life in general. It is just as hostile as standing on top of a grenade, or the Newtonian equivalent of standing in front of a car moving at 200 miles per hour. You are continuously immersed in vast amounts of available energy in the absence of all control. For living things this is not survivable. This is called energy oversupply.
>>540698438Lemme pop my pills and analyze wut u said
So 9 dollar gallon gas by oct Got it
>>540698804that is closer to its true value. It would not be a problem if wasteful production could be managed. The price of petroleum was never the problem. It is never a problem for the Amish. What is a problem are the liabilities of a system design to consume as much as possible for no reason at all. For example, you could technically take all of the resources and energy used to make Coke-a-cola and Pepsi products and redirect it to build 2 nuclear power facilities in every state every year.
>>540698804before a gallon of gas ever reaches that price certain things will start to break down. Sort of like when Google had to briefly turn off their censorship during Covid. We will likely find that much of our resources are being taken from us and used to manage our behavior. The system is in constant fear of disintegration like a 30 years war scenario
>>540697883>Maximum lulz have been achieved>demand proofDAU
>>540699681>It would not be a problem if wasteful production could be managedcombinatorial explosionworking on it
