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Yo no la veo tan madmaxista. Esto es lo que pone es uno de sus comentarios:
Even if the crash starts in a year or two, it may take quite a few years to see the full effects. My chart showed world energy consumption declining in the period 2015 to 2035. So when I say the full effects may not be evident for 10 or 20 years, I mean that things may deteriorate over a period of time, rather than hitting all at once. (Or things could go pretty quickly, if it is a financial crash. We don’t really know.)
Furthermore the decline doesn’t have to be entirely even by country. Some countries may be able to hold on longer than others. If China buys up available oil fields from around the world, perhaps it can somehow keep itself going beyond the US and Europe. It has a huge amount of manufacturing, and has set up its own arrangements with countries it imports raw materials from.
Es decir, que dice que si no hay colapso (por una crisis financiera) los efectos del colapso, aunque este empiece en 1 año o 2, podrían tardar bastantes años, hasta 10 y 20 años, para verlos en su esplendor. Y aún así, los efectos se distribuiran de manera desigual según paises.
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