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Is the world becoming uninsurable?

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tobyhinloopen ◴[] No.42734903[source]
American, living in area prone to natural disasters: "Is the WHOLE WORLD becoming uninsurable?"

The answer is obviously "no" since there are other parts of the world that don't live on a hurricane highway nor build houses made from firewood in an area prone to wildfires.

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nejsjsjsbsb ◴[] No.42735252[source]
Climate change enters the chat...
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jeffhuys ◴[] No.42735265[source]
Pole drift.
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defrost ◴[] No.42735313[source]
Magnetic, rotational, geodetic .. ?

What are you trying to say?

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1. sampo ◴[] No.42736454[source]
> What are you trying to say?

Perhaps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cataclysmic_pole_shift_hypothe...

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2. defrost ◴[] No.42744496[source]
Might as well throw in the risk of being wiped out by a comet.

Climate risks are greater and more immediate than either comets or poles shifting.