I think that is akin to an engineer suggesting that to solve a problem you need to buy 10k servers and put oracle on them. It might be just what you need, but

I think that is akin to an engineer suggesting that to solve a problem you need to buy 10k servers and put oracle on them. It might be just what you need, but it seems a little naive. Like technology we treat the environment as a seperate cost centre that is outside the normal buisness. But interacting with the environment is so critical that this approach is just horrbily flawed. People need to understand the envirionment and how it interacts with people. This understanding needs to be a part of political and buisness decisions. We need to stop being passive consumers of the environment and learn the subtleties of engineering it. Fusion may help but it is wildly more complicated than that.