Everyone looks for holes in sustainability, expecting it to unravel, but it’s self-consistent. Unsustainability has holes and doesn’t work.
One of the more common responses to my suggesting eight billion people live sustainably, along with governments and corporations, is to suggest thing after thing the other person thinks wouldn't work. "What about cars? How will people get around?" "What about family?" "But they won't be able to create energy." "What about police and ambulances?" The list of attempts to challenge sustainably goes on. They aren't being rational. They're just reacting to emotions of wanting to avoid changing, to avoid trying, to do anything besides keeping doing what they've been doing and expected to keep doing. Among other things, they hope to find holes in sustainability. If only they find an inconsistency in living sustainably they can not try. I did it. "A meteor the…
