Collapse Curriculum Podcast
Civilization is collapsing. This is the curriculum. collapsecurriculum.substack.com
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Some Places Should Have No Roads (opens the original)
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I have been thinking about roads lately… or more specifically about the places where there aren’t any.The absence of a road isn’t the typical environmental victory most people think of. Roads are so ordinary that they are practically invisible to us. Of course we complain when one is bad. When one is improved, we might cheer. When one seems too small to handle traffic anymore, we’ll ask when this one will be made larger or another will be built along an alternative route. Subscribe now</span
Oil Shortages: Blunder or Plunder? (opens the original)
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Game this out with me: What would happen if you cut off 30% of the world’s oil supply? If you could physically destroy and cutoff that amount of global oil supply, it would cause extreme price spikes, severe transportation paralysis, and widespread economic collapse. Due to heavy reliance on these fuels for diesel (not to mention natural gas for fertilizer), we could expect massive food shortages, and millions of deaths as a result. It would be catastrophic. Subscribe nowWhy then is the Unit
Can the Constitution Survive Another 250 Years? (opens the original)
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I was scrolling the stories that cold January day in 2025 with a bit of anxiousness. One headline read “Trump signs executive order ending birthright citizenship.” A video of the signing in the Oval Office appeared on my feed. I watched out of curiosity. Subscribe now“Birthright, that’s a big one” Trump says as someone hands him a fancy leather binder containing the order he would soon sign. “Ridiculous…” he says as he finishes his r
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