[Cyberbob]

There is an incredible amount of land that is currently largely uninhabited due to the climate being too cold. As that shifts, we'll see massive investment in unheard of areas. It'd probably take a century or two, but Siberia and Canada could see a lot of growth.

As that Goldilocks zone shifts though, how quickly do you think we'll see the equatorial population recede due to the issues that will arise there? Or will technology and infrastructure investment outstrip climate impact for the most part, and it'll all be Dubai 2.0, for the wealthy at least.