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The best solution to the problem as I see it would be to fist figure out what the "carrot" is, then offer it in a non transferable way to the population equally
by sigmaprimus 6y ago
The best solution to the problem as I see it would be to fist figure out what the "carrot" is, then offer it in a non transferable way to the population equally for reducing or even better capturing their carbon outputs.
What that "carrot" is, I don't know. It would have to be something universally viewed as having value but at the same time offering no means of transfer. So far the only things I can come up with are once in a lifetime experiences(Maybe) and theocratic based promises such as "Threading a camel through the eye of a needle". I fear that in a society based on capitalism there is nothing of value that can't be bought or sold.