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We do not; but why would her opinion matter. Or more exactly why would it matter more than that of some random guy commenting on the Internet?
by throwaway744678 7y ago
We do not; but why would her opinion matter. Or more exactly why would it matter more than that of some random guy commenting on the Internet?
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoTotally fair, if the list of opinions rejected includes 97 percent of actively publishing climate scientists, you're already rejecting the authority of those who have the ability, education, and training to speak to the problem, so a random girl nor internet user won't change one's mind.
- throwaway744678 7y agoIndeed; and if you're not rejecting these scientists, she won't change your mind either. So, why should anyone listen to her?
- andrepd 7y agoShe is high-profile and high-visibility now, and not because of arbitrary chance. Because, if you recall, she started the climate strike movement.
- throwaway744678 7y agoYeah, yeah. She stopped going to school. Strike? Do words still mean anything?