> well anyway, generational blame is pretty useless Blame is useless but I can’t help but think about the possibility of a generation-specific tax. For example

> well anyway, generational blame is pretty useless Blame is useless but I can’t help but think about the possibility of a generation-specific tax. For example, you’re 80 and lived through the period where global warming was tipped beyond the point of no return? Boom, 10% increased tax to pay for it so the burden isn’t put solely on the younger generations to solve the older’ lack of concern for the planet.