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How about reporting back once you’ve convinced a billion people to change their habits? If we can’t replace a few thousand coal plants, we are unlikely to… Pe
by melling 4y ago
How about reporting back once you’ve convinced a billion people to change their habits?
If we can’t replace a few thousand coal plants, we are unlikely to…
People wouldn’t even notice the difference if we replaced coal power plants.
- ericmay 4y ago> How about reporting back once you’ve convinced a billion people to change their habits? For better or worse they’ll be forced out of their habits against their wishes because the economic physics just doesn’t work. Unless of course they are ready and willing to go to war and to exterminate populations for resources. Ideally we avoid a lot of that by just building sidewalks and planning now, but to your point - can’t convince people. Who moved my cheese? Boomer central, etc.