It's interesting how humanity will accept this kind of "experiment" when it's a side-effect of something designed to give a little convenience, or for somebody

It's interesting how humanity will accept this kind of "experiment" when it's a side-effect of something designed to give a little convenience, or for somebody to make a bit more profit. If a scientist proposed doing it on purpose, just to find out what would happen, there would probably be less enthusiasm. It's also interesting how it's the political "conservatives" who seems to be most accepting of these kinds of environmental changes, when "conservatism" is supposed to be about preserving the way things are now, or perhaps how they were in some recent "golden age" past, as I understand the term.