Well if our ancestros didn't survive it we would look pretty silly. Of course many didn't. Many will survive the next one, many won't.

An interesting article to say the least.

Our climate has been relatively stable since the last glaciation. This is obviously an exception. Still the interglacial is what has lead to our current civilization. Now, we are moving dramatically towards a much warmer climate. The planet itself will survive but not all of its ecosystems. Ours will be taxed severely in ways we have only begun to recognize.

That is not news.

Yeah. But most of us are soft as fuq now.

"The barista didn't put a smile on my Mistro and my day is ruined" ....soft.

If we skip everything else I wonder how many of us could survive the learning curve of adopting a hunter gatherer lifestyle

Can we survive abrupt climate change like they did at Star Carr? Yes.

Luckily, only the poor will die.

I'm sure the 1% and 0.5% will be in domed cities, private islands, and orbiting or lunar estates by then.

Climate change is not uncommon

One sentence I note, "This triggered large scale population crashes." Dying horribly is generally seen to be a bad thing, despite the optimistic headline.