First: I had missed the part of your previous reply where you wrote that you too had downvoted my comment because of "my hubris". Unfortunately I read and repli

First: I had missed the part of your previous reply where you wrote that you too had downvoted my comment because of "my hubris". Unfortunately I read and replied too quickly because I had to leave. Now it is too late to correct my reply. Second: Fortunately only few people need to introduce or enforce change to make big changes for all. Modern societies would have never happened if change was not imposed by a few on all. Unfortunately climate change is a bad problem because it is also a political problem because appropriate technology might not be available and imposed soon enough. Politics are determined by the stupid ignorant democratic majority. Even in dictatorships like China because a dictatorship must be tolerated by the democratic majority. Fortunately, the stupid ignorant democratic majority could die and leave the surviving elite (not a money based elite of billionaires) with a better society. Natural evolution. IMO, relatively few humans will die because of climate change but many more other species will die out. https://theconversation.com/capitalism-is-killing-the-worlds-wildlife-populations-not-humanity-106125 https://theconversation.com/capitalism-is-killing-the-worlds... > One tweet, posted in response to the WWF publication, retorted that “we are a virus with shoes”, an attitude that hints at growing public apathy. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/google-deepmind-founder-demis-hassabis-three-truths-about-ai/ https://www.techrepublic.com/article/google-deepmind-founder... > "Either we need an exponential improvement in human behavior — less selfishness, less short-termism, more collaboration, more generosity — or we need an exponential improvement in technology." > "If you look at current geopolitics, I don't think we're going to be getting an exponential improvement in human behavior any time soon." > "That's why we need a quantum leap in technology like AI."