> Humanoids went millions of years without airplanes. for clarity: I'm not opposing to the idea that we could survive without planes or any other post industri

> Humanoids went millions of years without airplanes. for clarity: I'm not opposing to the idea that we could survive without planes or any other post industrial comfort. But perhaps embedding thermometers in the asphalt of an airport track it's not the smartest of the moves if you want to reliably measure changes in temperature over time. I believe people give themselves too much credit: politics, planes, cars, it doesn't matter, it's not the people that will solve the climate crisis, but how well the system as a whole is going to adapt. I can do whatever I want, but it's factually (not cynically, it is what it is) completely useless when all the population of my country put together represent 2% of India+China population. It's like trying to fix high blood pressure when only the thumb is following doctor's orders.