Venezuela Is Running Out Of Water

K has a tendency to snowball:

Local residents in Venezuela staged further protests on Monday as the failed socialist country now appears to be running out of clean water. Multiple groups of demonstrators blocked highways around the capital of Caracas to protest the lack of clean water supplies.

On the Avenida Baralt in central Caracas, protesters complained that they had not received water for two days and, as a result, were forced to use stagnant water, exposing them to infectious diseases.

When a society slides r, everyone becomes generous instinctually, and sharing is natural, be it resources, or time and effort. As the population works together, it generates an even bigger glut, and as everyone finds themselves meeting their most basic needs, the focus of everyone shifts to working together even more to produce an even bigger glut.

When things are good, people will spend all day in an office, working with their entire company, earning enough extra salary for a second vacation home and a larger car on top of their mass-produced and relatively inexpensive food and housing. But as things fall apart, they end up having to acquire their food themselves, and end up spending 24 hours a day just on subsistence.

As that happen, the specialization and mass production falls apart, and what was already a resource contraction becomes an implosion. Pretty soon you’ve gone from hoping for a vacation home and a larger car, to not even being able to find clean water.

And from there, the pandemic begins, and then you have even more amygdala-development.

And now Mexico has gone socialist too.

Mark my words, although Trump can save us, he will not be President forever. Sooner or later the K-tsunami will sweep over all of our nations. It is how the K-shift works.

It will not be fun, but when it recedes, what will be left will be beautiful.

Tell everyone about r/K Theory, because the Tsunami is coming

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FrankNorman
FrankNorman
5 years ago

Please explain how the “what will be left will be beautiful” part works.

chad
chad
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
5 years ago

AC, are you actually Ra’s Al Ghul from Nolan’s “Batman Begins”?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPncg5CBwhc

I’ve noticed a number of recent movies feature antagonists who want to end rabbitry they find disgusting and corrupting. They’re not interested in robbing a bank or stealing some gold.

And since the movies are marketed to rabbits, the protagonists save the rabbits without the rabbits having to do or change anything.

Thanos from the latest Avengers movie and Ra’s have similar designs, but Nolan cuts closer to the bone by including Ra’s speech on decadent civilizations and the need for periodic K-shifts. Thanos comes across as a rehash of the hippies from the 60’s and 70’s who never applied r/K to human behavior and civilizations, even if they were otherwise right about things like resource overshoot.

As an aside, I’ve noticed the broader reactionary movement has much in common with the greenies of the past 40 years, e.g., “small is beautiful,” anti-globalism, going off the grid. But the key difference, I think, is that the environmental movement is driven by a fear of rabbitdom hitting resource constraints, whereas the reactionaries want to restore civilization and virtue.

FrankNorman
FrankNorman
Reply to  chad
5 years ago

Thanos killing a random 50% of the population sounds very rabbit-friendly. It frees up “resources”, and there’s no “discrimination” as to who lives or dies.

A movie about a disaster where whether each individual survived was based on his or her moral character might not be so well-received by them.

Consider this quote from Gandalf about he he liked Hobbits:

And then there was the Shire-folk. I began to have a warm place in my heart for them in the Long Winter, which none of you can remember. They were very hard put to it then: one of the worst pinches they have been in, dying of cold, and starving in the dreadful dearth that followed. But that was the time to see their courage, and their pity one for another. It was by their pity as much as by their tough uncomplaining courage that they survived. I wanted them still to survive.

UFShark
UFShark
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
5 years ago

Sounds great except for one problem: all the prosperity after WW2 produced the self-centered baby boomers who became the leftist hippies. How do K’s prevent this from happening again?

disenchantedscholar
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
5 years ago

Get the child psychologists on board and the rest is child’s play.
I’ll show myself out.