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nobody's giving up, but the priority must be in mitigation / removal not prevention (since for the reasons outlined prevention is going to be a steeper hill.) M
by empressplay 3y ago
nobody's giving up, but the priority must be in mitigation / removal not prevention (since for the reasons outlined prevention is going to be a steeper hill.) Mitigation isn't a replacement for eventual prevention though...
- BaculumMeumEst 3y agoi agree with you, but certainly you can appreciate that what you just said is very different from expressing doomsaying sentiments like "it's too late" with no mention of pursuing a solution