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Exploring the incredible transformation of the Persian Gulf from a collection of small fishing villages to the global epicenter of oil-fueled opulence. Cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Riyadh have risen from the sands with grand visions of becoming world-class business and tourist destinations. But is this meteoric rise sustainable, or just a facade built on dwindling oil reserves? We delve into the ambitious projects, the looming challenges, and the critical question of what happens when the oil runs out. Will these cities thrive in a post-oil world, or are they destined to become relics of a forgotten boom?
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For all their foolishness, the one thing they shouldn't do is fall into the 'sustainability' trap. The people who use that buzzword want to destroy the modern industrial civilization. It's a passing phase – when it comes down to it, when the people are confronted with the iron logic of modern sustainability theory, they'll rise up and put heads on poles. And no, the supply of oil doesn't have to be infinite for it to be 'sustainable' for the forseeable future. Remember 'peak oil?' How long have ;you heard anyone talk about it? We were supposed to be past the peak already – 'experts' said so. The anti-human pessimists are always wrong. And will be.