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The science question is fun because I'm not sure who you're arguing against. Scientists are doing good work fighting an intractable problem. And their results a
by squirrelicus 7y ago
The science question is fun because I'm not sure who you're arguing against. Scientists are doing good work fighting an intractable problem. And their results are contradictory and disappointing so far.
But more interestingly, where did we fail exactly? And how is giving totalitarian control of the economy to a 20-something, easily manipulated bartender with a 400s credit score going to make anything better?
- euroPoor 7y ago> And their results are contradictory and disappointing so far. Absolutely not. Where did we fail? Listening to scientists 50 years ago that had the data already. Changing our infrastructure while we had the time. Signing treaties for 30 years instead of incentivizing sustainable business. I'm not going to comment on your ad hominem. Like yeah, people from all walks of life being able to participate in politics is called DEMOCRACY, I think you heard of it. It's also entirely offtopic for you to keep going on that.
- mcphage 7y ago> And how is giving totalitarian control of the economy to a 20-something, easily manipulated bartender with a 400s credit score going to make anything better? Well, it's good to see that you're responding to actual policy suggestions and not just pulling shit your of your ass.