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Why is it worthy of respect to go against your own interest? By making energy energy more expensive all you have done is taking a step further towards ex keepi
by ThomPete 6y ago
Why is it worthy of respect to go against your own interest?
By making energy energy more expensive all you have done is taking a step further towards ex keeping 1 billion people in energy poverty because you are making it more expensive for them.
Denmark have invested heavily in wind over the last 40 years, as a replacement yet it only covers 8% of it's energy needs.
We don't need to curb climate change, we just need to control the consequences of it which we have done historially using fossil fuels.
The idea that the climate before the industrial revolution was some perfect equilibrium and that our emissions are a grave danger to the world is simply not historically true.
What is true is that what used to be a dangerous storm today can be a setting for a romantic dinner because humans have been able to invent ways to control the consequences of climate leading to much fewer people dead from it.
- sdwa 6y ago>Why is it worthy of respect to go against your own interest? Isn't this like a basic human principle? That we are taught as children? That sacrificing one's own interests for the commonwealth is typically considered virtuous? So your question is total nonsense unless you were brought up in a forest by a bear somewhere and actually genuinely don't understand.
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- ThomPete 6y agoIt might be nonsense if you believe that making energy more expensive is virtuous. I am unconvinced that's the case.