the plants always manage to fix the astronomical fuckups

the labrador current wil lshut off the gulf stream

And will cause an ice age

And then nature takes it course

yeah and mass extinction with it

Cool, looking forward to it @James Connolly

Just saying, if life can survive numerous ice ages prior it can survive this one

not if we construct geothermal powerplants on a massive scale with high tech drills that can bore up to 50km in earth crust

so we can power whatever we want

virtually free

you don;t even have to bore that deep

at some point the drills start warping

geothermal energy is a dead end its not feasible unless you lie on a fault line , nuclear fission is the obvious option nothing wrong with it either

it will be hot enough

the russians did it

it was expensive as an undertaking

it is absolutely not a dead end

you get to earths heat and you're done

you can go to the enxt level

not really possible with current technology if you arent by a fault line

look at all those extremophile bastards living it up in zero sunlight near vents under the ocean

they give no shits

plants and animals

and extremely expensive

it's actually been done already

and with current materials can be done way better

and more efficient

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_Superdeep_Borehole

1989

over 12 km

drills started warping aka more than enough heat coming through to install a steam engine

yeah its possible but not generally feasible for mass production or sustainable with materials needed

whho needs nuclear when you can do this cheaply( hopefuly in the near future)

whats your problem with nuclear?

none

I like molten salt reactors

since uranium will eventually run out

wont run out for another 1000 years

at least with conventional supplies

we need different toys for when the shit hits the fan