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It's a philosophical question. Is the rarity actually a good excuse? I'd say no. We should not burn carbon without serious need, as rarity or not. This particu
by praptak 7y ago
It's a philosophical question. Is the rarity actually a good excuse?
I'd say no. We should not burn carbon without serious need, as rarity or not. This particular case is more complicated though - they are developing technology which may be a net saver in CO2 emissions in which case it sorta pays for itself.
- Hamuko 7y ago>We should not burn carbon without serious need, as rarity or not. This would require a ban on holiday air travel.
- avalys 7y agoWho determines what a serious need is? No ones needs a sports car. Or a 40” TV. Or to go golfing. Or Broadway shows. Movie theaters - for that matter, no one needs movies at all! Recreational international travel - totally unecesssary. Why does anyone need more than one house? A house larger than 2,000 square feet? Why does anyone need more than 2 kids?