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x5n1, I don't understand you comments. Why are you damned if you as well as don't? That doesn't follow from your idea that we could fix everything but don't cho
by NotSammyHagar 11y ago
x5n1, I don't understand you comments. Why are you damned if you as well as don't? That doesn't follow from your idea that we could fix everything but don't choose to. We can't actually fix everything - it's not only hubris, but clear that we don't know how the planet works well enough to say we are certain we could fix the human caused weather changes. Also, there's no reason to believe our civilization is terminal. We have some problems, there have always been problems, and so?
- x5n1 11y agoWe could fix everything by significantly limiting all economic activity on the planet and forcing people to create a much smaller number of children, mass population reduction. Probably through a much more authoritarian ideology.
- otempomores 11y agoWhich have a track record of investing into the wrong idea s and\or hindering competition by establishing aristocratic courts. I think establishing small distributed arc bunkers which can reboot nature and humanity is a more viable solution. Meanwhile for the main branch of the species the best approach is lots of small groups approaching different solutions sharing success while firetrenching failure. Unfortunately that runs against the lers hurdle together and avoid strife instincts. So within big entitys small entity s are created to emulate the process.buti digress