> This is a defensible opinion, as are the others saying that the most important job of humanity is to fix our current basket. It's always presented as a false

> This is a defensible opinion, as are the others saying that the most important job of humanity is to fix our current basket. It's always presented as a false dichotomy, though. We can have both. People insist we should be spending our money fixing the planet, but we already are, including Musk who just sponsored the largest XPrize in history for a carbon sequestration method. First we must overcome the political hurdles to get people to even recognize that climate change is a problem. Obviously money is only barely starting to trickle in to carbon sequestration tech.