"Most tin is used for solder"
well true, maybe.... there are always substitutes for that. Like lead. If the tin runs out, you could always go back to using lead. You might need some safer processes to avoid lead poisoning, but this is an easily overcome problem. Lead is not all that hazardous if used carefully - they correctness weenies havent banned car batteries yet.
tin will disappear in 20 years , page-6
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