In an emergency, is it safe to eat the geese at my local park?

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Depends entirely on the scenario. We live in a resource rich world. If society collapses in such a way that large swaths of humans die, the resources will still be sitting there with nobody to deal with it. If you wanna talk about resource to human capacity, we have a HUGE number of people in the world already. How is that ratio gonna get worse if people start dying?

Not sure what scenario you're thinking of where all our buildings and forests and waste vanishes but not all the people along with it. But unless aliens start beaming our cities and farmland into space I struggle to see a SHTF scenario where there's MORE people to world resources than we're already at.
That's FAR too serious for this thread
 
Depends entirely on the scenario. We live in a resource rich world. If society collapses in such a way that large swaths of humans die, the resources will still be sitting there with nobody to deal with it. If you wanna talk about resource to human capacity, we have a HUGE number of people in the world already. How is that ratio gonna get worse if people start dying?

Not sure what scenario you're thinking of where all our buildings and forests and waste vanishes but not all the people along with it. But unless aliens start beaming our cities and farmland into space I struggle to see a SHTF scenario where there's MORE people to world resources than we're already at.
We have the ability to maximize resources right now.

Take ONE of the following out of the equation and then rethink it. Electricity. Petroleum.

Now the worlds resources are now only within walking distance.

How many people are within walking distance of you right now. Is there enough food/water to feed everyone???

I live in a town of 400. There’s not enough resources here to care for everyone.

I’m not even touching on greed and power grabs.
 
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