That's a different argument. You're telling me why we won't make change, whereas previously you were claiming there's no point in making any change in the firs

That's a different argument. You're telling me why we won't make change, whereas previously you were claiming there's no point in making any change in the first place because we're already "fucked". And I happen to agree with you on this point. We can do something to change our future and we can start today. But I'm quite sure we won't, for the reasons you cite and many more besides, including the persistent myth that we're already screwed and there's no point in trying. And then we have folks like BackBlast who, in the desire to resist any and all necessary change, seem to have, over the last 20 years as the evidence has become undeniable, switched from climate change denial to climate change dismissiveness to now climate change acceptance. It's deeply disheartening and entirely predictable.