I’m not sure I know what this means, but I like it!
I’m going to go with infinite for my choice. Having a degree in mathematics, I’ve studied and read about infinity a fair bit, and I’m convinced no one truly understands it.
“Created by the Global Footprint Network environmental nonprofit, Earth Overshoot Day estimates the point in the year when humanity has consumed more natural resources and created more waste than Earth can replace or safely absorb in a year. The Aug. 1 date projected this year is earlier than any time in the dozen years the calculation has been made and a warning, especially, of the heightened challenge from the accumulation of greenhouse gases.”
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I’m not sure I know what this means, but I like it!
I’m going to go with infinite for my choice. Having a degree in mathematics, I’ve studied and read about infinity a fair bit, and I’m convinced no one truly understands it.
The Earth has finite resources:
from: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/earth-overshoot-day-humans-are-using-earth-s-resources-faster-n892996
“Created by the Global Footprint Network environmental nonprofit, Earth Overshoot Day estimates the point in the year when humanity has consumed more natural resources and created more waste than Earth can replace or safely absorb in a year. The Aug. 1 date projected this year is earlier than any time in the dozen years the calculation has been made and a warning, especially, of the heightened challenge from the accumulation of greenhouse gases.”