Be positively future oriented

By looking at politics through realities, the viewer can see what topics politics avoids. Realities define what politics has to do. By looking at politics through realities, the viewer can foresee what politics has to do.

This century has many challenges ahead for humanity, and they are concretizing at the same time. This century is the most turbulent in the history of civilizations.

The inability of civilization leaders to lead humanity’s preparation for the depletion of oil fields, gas fields and coal mines is obvious. They avoid the topic.

Civilizations could experience the consequences of their leaders’ inability to accelerate the development and scaling of electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, fusion reactors, and the resources of the solar system.

Electricity generation, logistics, and fertilizer production are still based on oil, gas and coal. The decline in the availability of oil, gas and coal makes it difficult to maintain electricity generation, logistics, and fertilizer production.

Global economic growth has been created by accelerating the emptying of oil and gas fields and coal mines, which has accelerated the depletion of fossil fuels, while the development of fusion reactors and the utilization of solar system resources has progressed with contemplative slowness.

Due to the slow development and scaling of technology, humanity could be ahead of a temporary collapse of the global economy and civilizations, which will turn into a new rise when fusion reactors and the utilization of solar system resources are here.

Corruption and kleptocracy, suffering from a lack of credibility, could lose control of the situation when the availability of oil, gas and coal declines and prices rise.

The decline in the availability of oil, gas and coal will push civilizations on a collision course because civilizations will rely on oil, gas and coal as long as fusion reactors and the utilization of solar system resources have not been developed and scaled up.

A global restructuring and a temporary worsening of the gap between the global North and the South could be ahead.

The decline in the availability of oil, gas and coal and the depletion of oil and gas fields and coal mines will make it significantly more difficult to maintain the current number of humans. In 2100, the number of humans could be smaller than today.

It is foreseeable that the global South will collapse first and rise last. The global South could suffer the most and lose the most population. Policies recognize this and remain silent in order to keep the situation stable for as long as possible.

Climate change caused by the burning of oil, gas and coal could change the agricultural conditions of traditional southern agricultural areas, making it more difficult to maintain the current number of humans.

The depletion of oil and gas fields and coal mines will reduce carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels, which could mitigate global warming and that of the global South.

Growing conditions in the North are improving as the climate warms. The growing season in the North is still shorter than in the South because winters are still there, although milder.

Be positively future oriented