>>This trend of measuring what resources rich people use compared to everyone else just snacks of jealousy. It's interesting that you bring up jealousy as argu

>>This trend of measuring what resources rich people use compared to everyone else just snacks of jealousy. It's interesting that you bring up jealousy as argument on the distribution of a limited resource. There are reasons for people to be jealous of others. e.g. Not having enough or people getting more than their fair share through having won the birth lottery or other types of luck. >>Who cares if energy distribution isn't "equitable"?? I personally don't too much, because I'm lucky enough to have a relatively well paid job in a generally stable country, that is unlikely to bear the brunt of climate change (unless the gulf stream switches off and we start experiencing European Winters), should my circumstances be different, I might be more inclined to care a lot more than I do. But you know all of this