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> We can't have change without change. Agreed. But what to change? If the right solution requires changing only A but you end up lumping changes to B and C as
by RestlessMind 4y ago
> We can't have change without change.
Agreed. But what to change? If the right solution requires changing only A but you end up lumping changes to B and C as well, is that really helpful?
- chiefalchemist 4y agoMy personal answer? I don't trust any of the systems and entities that got us to this point. For example, Big Oil knew where things were headed, and they buried that info. I have to presume plenty of elected officials knews (or could extrapolate) the same. Yet here we are making a case to trust those who haven't earned our trust. I'm not certain what the answer is exactly. But there is no reason to believe those who have failed us - again and again - are up to getting things back in order. To think otherwise is naive.