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-Theses on the conditions of [[sustainable]] and [[resilient]]  [[civilization | civilizations]]
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-# Sustainable civilizations manage to keep their population within limits, having neither growth nor decrease in the very long term average
-# Sustainable civilizations do not [[consumption | consume]] anything that then is no longer retrievaable from their environment nor do they produce unrecoverable [[materials | waste]]. They use what remains available and what is replentished at the same rate. Carbon and hydrogen in various forms would seem prime candidates, while a lot of other [[materials]] we now use seem less plausible.
-# Sustainable civilizations manage to contain [[internal threats]] (e.g., conflicts) from reducing their population below [[Lower limit of population | critical lower limits]] or impeding its ability to pass on knowledge
-# Sustainable civilizations manage to avert destruction by [[external threats]] (e.g., asteroids, averse climates, reversal of magnetic poles). This would seem to require significant technical capabilities
-# Resilient civilisations manage to survive [[internal threats | internal]] and [[external threats]] that are beyond its control.
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-More a definition than a condition:
-* Lasting civilizations manage to preserve knowledge, passing it through generations indefinitely

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