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She is parroting ideas that the scientifically-inclined minds fed her. I am not sure if she understands everything she talked about (given her age). Using kids
by whydoyoucare 7y ago
She is parroting ideas that the scientifically-inclined minds fed her. I am not sure if she understands everything she talked about (given her age). Using kids to sell ideas is "being used".
- rapind 7y agoOh those terrible scientists brainwashing our kids. Something must be done.
- whydoyoucare 7y agoFor a start, teach kids to think critically and reject anything that is shoved down their throats as "the truth". Science and religion included. ;-)
- andrepd 7y ago>She is parroting ideas that the scientifically-inclined minds fed her. Is this satire or am I missing something here?
- tempguy9999 7y ago> the scientifically-inclined minds fed her Oh come on, this is blatant trolling. Be more subtle or you lose your target trollee audience.
- TomMarius 7y agoEh, saying the truth is selling ideas? I had a software consulting company when I was 16, I am sure she understands.
- whydoyoucare 7y agoPer my understanding, climate-science is not yet settled, with varying and wide-ranging opinions among scientists. I certainly do not want politicians to take "urgent" actions based on incomplete data and evidence, since any such action is bound to have long-term problematic consqeuences to my wallet. Greta is a smart kid, no denying that. However, I still believe she parrots a lot of information that she may not understand fully and is being used as a lobbying-tool to enact legislation. That, I have a problem with!
- TomMarius 7y agoI can agree that what she says is used by others to promote their campaigns. Not her fault IMHO, though. I think she says reasonable things that are well researched, she doesn't talk about unsure thing; she mostly talks about the factual state of the world and demands answers and doesn't dictate solutions or what kind of action should be taken.