> I think it's the time to leave superstitions and religions behind So, when the planet is on the brink of going in flames, you choose division instead of comm

> I think it's the time to leave superstitions and religions behind So, when the planet is on the brink of going in flames, you choose division instead of commonality. You're choosing to focus on where you disagree than where you have agreement. > to wait for someone else from sky to fix them up for us. This is a false perception. Because lcall just said he's trying to "do his part" [1]. They are hoping for a solution, even if you disagree with it being possible. Again, I want to reiterate this. We have one planet. One. We have one shot at fixing our problems. Are you trying to compound the problems by arguing about someone you believe is a "superstition"? That's effectively what you're doing. I say this not entirely to you. Many people in the tech community think the way you do. And I'm making a public comment, in hope, that others learn from the clear destructive mob mentality that people engage with. Are you trying to be "right" or are you trying to get more people to solve this very difficult problem that affects everyone? [1] - "I wholly agree that we should do our best to be clean, care for this wonderful planet, and I try to do my part (conserving, recycling, avoiding pollution, etc)." -lcall