> a significant part because public sentiment around climate change is that we’re already doomed in a way that isn’t really possible with social crises. That s

> a significant part because public sentiment around climate change is that we’re already doomed in a way that isn’t really possible with social crises. That sentiment is only valid for a specific world demographic, I’d say Western people under 40 years of age (which also greatly matches this forum’s users, I would say). But as Eastern European guy in my early 40s I certainly do not match that “doom” feeling, and looking around at people my age and older (like my parents) I would say that lack of trust in the coming climate Apocalypse is shared.