In the early 1970s, a group of MIT scientists, commissioned by the Club of Rome, released the World3 model, predicting that civilization would collapse by the mid-21st century unless humanity changed course. According to this model, resource depletion, population growth, and environmental degradation would spiral out of control, leading to societal collapse. The World3 model was a system dynamics model designed to simulate the long-term consequences of exponential population growth, industrialization, pollution, food production, and resource depletion. It helped highlight the potential for ecological and economic collapse if current trends in global development were not addressed.
This work was foundational in discussions about sustainability and environmental limits in the decades that followed. That’s right…it laid the groundwork to push the good ol UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
While many point to the model's accuracy in forecasting these trends, it's essential to acknowledge the deeper, more troubling reality: the crises these models predicted have been deliberately stoked by the very elites who now stand to benefit from them.
The Manufactured Crisis: How Elites Wrote the Script
The Club of Rome didn’t just predict a grim future—it helped create the very conditions that led to it. Their report, The Limits to Growth, was less about forecasting and more about shaping the public’s perception of an impending crisis. For decades, a select group of elites, including those in the financial, political, and tech sectors, have worked to engineer fear and panic around resource depletion, climate change, and overpopulation. While they promote these crises as inevitable, the truth is far darker: these elites are the architects of the very instability they now warn us about.
Their power lies in controlling the narrative. By presenting themselves as the only ones capable of "saving" humanity, they position themselves at the top of a global system of control, all while fostering the breakdown of systems that might challenge their dominance. Who TF made these psychopaths in charge? 1-2 billion people should be on the planet? No thanks Dennis. Noooooo thanks. Maybe Dennis and his pals at the Club of Rome can lead by example and be the first to "exit the planet" since they're so worried about overpopulation!
The Club of Rome, the Giving Pledge, and the "Good Club": Billionaire Philanthropy or Elite Agenda?
The Club of Rome is just one of many organizations that pushed a specific narrative about humanity’s future. Yet, the same billionaires behind these think tanks are also behind the Giving Pledge and Good Club, where they pledge billions to solve problems like climate change, global poverty, and education. But are these pledges a genuine effort to address the world's issues, or are they self-serving agendas meant to ensure that the billionaires retain control?
These philanthropic efforts often go hand-in-hand with the promotion of technologies that are, ironically, deepening global inequality. They fund geoengineering projects, bioengineering solutions, and even AI that promises to help us solve crises—crises that they have helped create or exacerbate. These billionaires preach sustainability while profiting off the systems that lead to environmental degradation.
The Ultimate Escape Plan: Why Big Tech Wants Out
While the rest of the world faces increasing pressure from environmental, economic, and social breakdowns, tech moguls like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are investing billions in space colonization, digital immortality, and AI. These efforts don’t really seem to be about solving the world’s problems—they’re about offering a way to increase power and influence for themselves. And it really seems like the Rona pandemic was instrumental in ushering this decades old plan into fruition really.
Their investments in space travel and digital consciousness don’t really seem to be aimed at saving the planet—they’re a lifeboat for the wealthy few. These "solutions" are designed to give the elite an escape from the very collapse they’ve helped engineer. Meanwhile, the rest of us are left behind to fend for ourselves in a crumbling world.
The Engineered Panic and Controlled Narrative
The idea that we're heading toward collapse isn't some unavoidable crisis—it’s the product of years of deliberate engineering. These elites have used their power to manipulate global markets, fund industries that destabilize economies, and push policies that ensure the rich get richer while the rest of the population struggles.
They have built a narrative around fear, scarcity, and impending doom. But it's not a natural course of events—it’s an artificial crisis created by those who stand to profit most from the panic. And now, as the world faces the consequences of their actions, they offer us tech solutions that promise to save us, but only if we accept their control.
Time to Call It What It Is
It’s time to stop pretending that the MIT prediction is some prophetic vision of the future. The so-called collapse is not inevitable—it’s manufactured. These elites have been creating this crisis for decades. They’ve stoked environmental fears, economic instability, and social unrest—all while positioning themselves as the only ones capable of saving us from the doom they helped create.
Their agendas—ranging from space colonization to brain-uploading technologies—aren’t about solving global issues; they’re about consolidating power and control for themselves. They’re engineering this collapse for one reason: to emerge as the saviors, offering themselves as the only ones with the resources and knowledge to survive.
The Billionaires' Fantasy Won’t Save Us
We’re not witnessing a natural collapse of civilization. What we’re seeing is the deliberate construction of that collapse by those who stand to benefit the most from it. The Club of Rome and its billionaire allies are not trying to save humanity—they’re using the crises they’ve caused to cement their position at the top of a new, more controlled world order.
Their obsession with technological “solutions” like space travel and digital immortality isn't about fixing the planet; it's about finding a way out for themselves. The rest of humanity? We're left to pick up the pieces of a world that they’ve broken—and continue to break—while they build their digital utopia.
It's time to wake up. The answer isn’t in escaping to Mars or uploading our minds into a machine. The real solution is breaking the power these elites have over our lives and taking back control of our future.
Humble thanks for compiling this research. Great post.
DARPA Steve, a DePop continuation of the MIT (and Stanford) Depop models bamboozled Sweet Summer Child when he went in on his alma-mater, which has or used to have a Kirsch Auditorium.
https://kirschsubstack.com/p/mits-dean-of-science-responds-to
They have one tool and one tool ONLY to affect this mess They're creating for Us. Money. And I do not care what form it is in - They hold virtually all the gold on the planet so when fiat collapses, They're still be in control if We haven't done what it takes to make money moot.
Again I say, if I had the wherewithal to bring free energy tech out so We no longer need to account for Our energy added (use money), I would in a heartbeat. Again, I plead to Any and All who have the time, place, and...money...to bring it forth - and DON'T file for a patent, alerting Them!!! Mo0ney will be pointless and We ALL will live richly. Again I point to what I know of one such technology (there are many more):
Electrogravitics – My Knowledge of Free Energy (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/electrogravitics-my-knowledge-of
And what We can co-create:
Blueprint for a Society of Ethical Sovereigns (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/blueprint-for-a-society-of-ethical
And more:
Quantifying Wealth (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/quantifying-wealth
Accounting For the Energy We Add (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/accounting-for-the-energy-we-add
The GentleOne’s Solution (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/the-gentleones-solution
Who Do You Think Did This? (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/who-do-you-think-did-this
I could go on and on...