Maine

The real question is whether we should have burned the base material for plastic for all future generations, to propel our asses around in 2 ton steel cages when we could have had efficient transport at 1/10th the energy usage. But the upside for future generations is we left them a pile of wealth called "garbage dumps" where they can find base plastic to make the things they need after the oil is gone. But now as the oil runs out, we've found a way to convert that plastic legacy into more fuel for our two ton steel cages, also ensuring that future generations will be more screwed than ever before.