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Again - these are not answers. Consider the drives to save the environment by "Not showering! save water" and so on. Its a non starter.
by intended 9y ago
Again - these are not answers. Consider the drives to save the environment by "Not showering! save water" and so on.
Its a non starter.
- castle-bravo 9y agoYeah dude. Don't change until someone forces you to.
- intended 9y agoThat’s a horrible non-summation of the point. Yes a very large number of peopl don’t change their routine, habit or comforts until significant external stimulus is applied. If a solution depends first on wishing reality was different, it’s fantasy. At best a reality to realize.
- castle-bravo 9y ago> If a solution depends first on wishing reality was different, it’s fantasy. At best a reality to realize. What an awful mischaracterization of my suggestion. I suggest that a person change themselves as a way of influencing the people around them (e.g. stop using facebook if they think facebook has a malign influence on our culture). If any inconvenience at all is too much inconvenience for a person to live by their principles, I would say that person doesn't have any perceptible principles at all. 'Domesticated animal' might be an apt descriptor for such a person, but it's really unfair to the class of domesticated animals because they don't have the freedom to choose anything but domestication for themselves.