I have been telling you, my readers, as well as anyone else who was interested and would listen that between 2040-2045 there was going to be a cataclysmic change in humanity’s cultures, including the United States. (See YouTube searching on my name, or my personal website, where you can hear or read me expound on this, based on my 47-year-long remote viewing study involving about 5,000 men and women remote viewers. I am now writing a research report that will publish in June, and then will write a book on this subject (see my personal website where you can sign up to get a notice to order the book when it is published). Today a fellow scientist and colleague in a number of my studies, James Spottiswoode, sent me this article, which confirms what the Remote Viewers have been telling me since 1978. That’s only 15 years in our future, and that is why a premonition of fear is what caused “emperor” Trump’s election and the decline of democracies all over the world (see SR archives the paper on this). It is also why it is so essential that you — yes, you — speak out against the christofascist coup “emperor” Trump and his lieutenant Elon Musk are causing, and to which the entire “Republican Party” is acquiescing
A group of scientists have used a computer to try and establish exactly when society will collapse, and the results are rather daunting.
Unfortunately, for one group of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), this includes trying to calculate when society will cease to exist.
Back in 1972, the team at MIT used computer modelling, which evaluated several data patterns relating to the likes of population, natural resources and energy use.
After carrying out their research, the study was published by the Club of Rome, with the upcoming ‘limits to growth’ highlighted as what would cause the eventual collapse of human society.
When did the study predict society would end?
So when did it predict the end of society as we know it?
Through this research, the team learned that the fall of society would hit near the midpoint of the 21st century. And yes, in case you’d forgotten, that’s the century we’re currently in the middle of.
I wonder why this study isn’t more widely talked about.
More importantly I wonder what people, specifically a disabled woman living in government housing can do about it.
I feel a sense of helpless despair.
Chris S
on Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 7:27 am
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Hunter Lovins
on Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 6:45 am
Stephen, your characterization of Limits to Growth and its conclusions are not quite accurate. It did not predict when or even if society would “fall.” It warned that on trends happening in the very early 70s if things did not change there would be various forms of collapse, from a fall in population to severe declines in food production, industrial output and other dire consequences. Most significantly, the book introduced an alternative: sustainability. It was the first use in the English language of that word, and spelled out many of its attributes: including using resources dramatically more efficiently, using renewable energy, what is now called regenerative agriculture and ensuring that people have much greater equity. A few years back part of the original team, under the auspices of the Club of Rome again asked the question of what will happen if…? but instead they focused on what will it take for humanity to make it. The resulting book Earth For all: A Survival Guide for Humanity [https://earth4all.life/] shows that with five fundamental turnarounds we DO make it. Which was the real conclusion of Dana Meadows, the lead author of Limits to Growth. Yes, we are at risk of collapse. but is not inevitable
Stephan Schwartz
on Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 5:28 pm
As I will describe in the research paper I am presently working on, we do survive, but by 2060 we are a radically different society with wellbeing as it first priority. Between 2040-2045, however, as the remote viewers and the AI predictions both note there is a crisis that ends the society we now live in.
Will
on Tuesday, February 11, 2025 at 7:22 pm
Really would love to be around to see this shift into the Age of Aquarius but I will be rotting away by then. Perhaps by the end of the century or beginning of the next I will take on one of those new much improved bodies.
I wonder why this study isn’t more widely talked about.
More importantly I wonder what people, specifically a disabled woman living in government housing can do about it.
I feel a sense of helpless despair.
Every purchase you make has an impact.
Stephen, your characterization of Limits to Growth and its conclusions are not quite accurate. It did not predict when or even if society would “fall.” It warned that on trends happening in the very early 70s if things did not change there would be various forms of collapse, from a fall in population to severe declines in food production, industrial output and other dire consequences. Most significantly, the book introduced an alternative: sustainability. It was the first use in the English language of that word, and spelled out many of its attributes: including using resources dramatically more efficiently, using renewable energy, what is now called regenerative agriculture and ensuring that people have much greater equity. A few years back part of the original team, under the auspices of the Club of Rome again asked the question of what will happen if…? but instead they focused on what will it take for humanity to make it. The resulting book Earth For all: A Survival Guide for Humanity [https://earth4all.life/] shows that with five fundamental turnarounds we DO make it. Which was the real conclusion of Dana Meadows, the lead author of Limits to Growth. Yes, we are at risk of collapse. but is not inevitable
As I will describe in the research paper I am presently working on, we do survive, but by 2060 we are a radically different society with wellbeing as it first priority. Between 2040-2045, however, as the remote viewers and the AI predictions both note there is a crisis that ends the society we now live in.
Really would love to be around to see this shift into the Age of Aquarius but I will be rotting away by then. Perhaps by the end of the century or beginning of the next I will take on one of those new much improved bodies.