Will we see a Malthusian catastrophe in the 21st century?

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The discussion centers on the concept of a Malthusian catastrophe, with participants expressing skepticism about the likelihood of such an event occurring before the 22nd century. A significant point of contention is the perceived increase in natural disasters since 2000-2001, which some participants find alarming and inexplicable. Others argue that this concern is unfounded and rooted in paranoia, emphasizing that scientists cannot address issues that lack a scientific basis. The conversation ultimately leads to frustration over the inability to discuss these fears openly, resulting in the thread being locked.
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No. You are really too fixated on natural disasters.
 
I agree with Russ.
 
russ_watters said:
No. You are really too fixated on natural disasters.

I am uncomfortable with the fact that even modern science and today's top notch Ph.D. scientists are completely stumped by the sudden inexplicable explosion of natural disasters which seems to have started around 2000-2001.

If they can provide a logical, scientific explanation for it, I won't stop worrying in fear about what may actually be happening.

I am not allowed to discuss those matters on this forum without being banned.
 
Exactly what "incredible explosion of natural disasters" are you talking about?
 
The_Absolute said:
I am uncomfortable with the fact that even modern science and today's top notch Ph.D. scientists are completely stumped by the sudden inexplicable explosion of natural disasters which seems to have started around 2000-2001.
This is nonsense. Scientists can't respond to an issue that doesn't exist. You're letting your paranoia control you. That's unfortunate for you, but we can neither humor your paranoia nor provide you with the help you need to adequately deal with it.

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