I see an economic diasater coming...

[the_big_m_in_ok]

ATT said:

@exxcomm0n
Extremely thoughtful statement, well said.

Allow me to echo that for exxcomm0n's last post.  Very well put.  I think maybe if, as the Bible says, "Those elect few" will be saved, I hope there's enough people to restart the country's population after the dire, potentially impending problems have been dealt with by the survivors.
(Actual smile on my face) "We live in hope."   

--Lee

[Dustine1017]

I anticipate that maybe if the Bible says, "Those accept few" will be saved, I achievement there's abundant humans to restart the country's citizenry afterward the dire, potentially approaching problems accept been dealt with by the survivors.


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[triffid]

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[the_big_m_in_ok]

Dustine1017 said:

I anticipate that maybe if the Bible says, "Those accept few" will be saved, I achievement there's abundant humans to restart the country's citizenry...

At least one place in the Bible(Book of Revelations?) is says 1/3 of (Israel?) will survive.
The Book of Enoch says about 10% at most.
This is enough of a genetic diversity to safely rebuild the human race---as long as people don't do as Abraham did and marry a very close relative.

--Lee

[ATT]

Thought I'd pass this on. The economy may not be the only disaster coming down the pipe:

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20427281.300-posthuman-earth-how-the-planet-will-recover-from-us.html

Here's another one that you'll appreciate, d3, this fault is just 15 min down the hill from me, but at least I'm on the side that 'won't fall in the ocean'...I think...

Lee, you might get some fallout from this too, it ends right about where you are...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8283873.stm

EDIT: Ran across this from Forbes:

http://www.forbes.com/2009/10/02/unemployment-economy-recession-business-beltway-jobs.html

After adjusting the outlook based on more reality-based insights, some expect it'll be 2017 before the job market gets back to where it was (if then).

Tony