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M$ if we don't move we are going to die - or our kids are going to die 

F$ I am fed up with this

M$ you're ignoring the facts

F$ you don't know what's going to happen 

M$ yes we do - oil is not a renewable resource 

F$ they are alternatives

M$ none that are city size 

F$ I don't care 

M$ there isn't going to be enough food 

F$ billions of other people live with hunger and they are happy and have families 

M$ but that doesn't mean WE have to be hungry

F$ why not? We're no better 

M$ that's not my point - we are lucky enough to be able to see the tsunami before it hits - what's wrong with moving to higher ground 

F$ when the year 2000 bug was predicted you bought water and found but you were wrong 

M$ I admit that I am focussed on disasters but scientists, governments and industry are united on this one 

F$ ok - let's say everyone agrees - peak oil, collapse, then what?

M$ I'm not worried about everyone else - just us. Where will we go and retire? Where will me children get jobs?

F$ in the end your going to die anyway 

M$ I want the luxury of chosing

F$ I always wondered what comfortably numb meant. I choose that

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