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The Future of Humanity in a World Without Minerals: A Comprehensive Analysis
Abstract Minerals are fundamental to modern civilization, underpinning technologies, infrastructure, and economies. This paper explores the hypothetical scenario of complete mineral depletion on Earth, analyzing its implications across technological, economic, environmental, and societal domains. Drawing from current trends and expert analyses, it also discusses potential mitigation strategies and the role of innovation in navigating such a crisis.
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