> What if you’d dedicated most of your life to trying to save the planet, but then you realised that you may have actually—potentially—made things worse? If yo

> What if you’d dedicated most of your life to trying to save the planet, but then you realised that you may have actually—potentially—made things worse? If you are radical about a subject, you'd better be right. That is one reason why most people try not to be too radical about subjects which they do not or cannot fully comprehend. Moreover, I cannot help but sigh, when I see this person go from one extreme to another: wearing a pro-nuclear T-shirt on the first picture, calling out "the ideology that worships renewables" which have "become the latest green god: sun-like, literally", talking about a "boomer environmentalist in the UK", etc. Do we really have to be radical all the time, going North full speed, doing a U-turn and going South full speed? Come on, be humble, you now think you were not right in the past, maybe you are not right today. It is pretty annoying to get told what to do (or not to do) by inconsistent people who are always 100% convinced that they are right when they talk.