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=== Tipping Point === | === Tipping Point === | ||
[[Maslow's hierarchy]] is a psychological theory that tries to explain human motivation. It highlights the fact that business as usual rests on the foundation stones of people being fed, watered and entertained. If, for any populace this is disturbed such as lack of '''food''' or '''water''' society would quickly forget higher pursuits and would revert to a more basic, primal form. | [[Maslow's hierarchy]] is a psychological theory that tries to explain human motivation. It highlights the fact that business as usual rests on the foundation stones of people being fed, watered and entertained. If, for any populace, this is disturbed such as lack of '''food''' or '''water''' society would quickly forget higher pursuits and would revert to a more basic, primal form. | ||
=== Extrapolation === | === Extrapolation === | ||
By applying this equation geographically and factoring the current population, energy capacity, water supply and resources of specific localities a map. It seems the most likely tipping point would be dramatically rising sea levels or a series of mass crop failures. Geographically, the worst affected areas are listed below. | By applying this equation geographically and factoring the current population, energy capacity, water supply and resources of specific localities a map. It seems the most likely tipping point would be dramatically rising sea levels or a series of mass crop failures. Geographically, the worst affected areas are listed below. | ||
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''But what will happen at this point?'' History has shown, from the Roman Empire to 1930's Germany, when a major crisis arises | ''But what will happen at this point?'' History has shown, that from the Roman Empire to 1930's Germany, when a major crisis arises people blame the issue directly at those in power and [[Eco-Totalitarianism vs Eco-Fascism|fascism]] grows. | ||
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