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There are still many people in the US (and elsewhere) that straight up don't believe in climate change and so there is nothing to prepare for. In some places (c
by Eddy_Viscosity2 3y ago
There are still many people in the US (and elsewhere) that straight up don't believe in climate change and so there is nothing to prepare for. In some places (cough florida cough texas), even mentioning climate change gets you labelled as 'woke' and therefore as a nutjob wacky extremist leftist trans commi. Its not an atmosphere of rational debate and problem solving.
- buzzert 3y agoWhy do you see climate change as a belief?
- Eddy_Viscosity2 3y agogoogled the definition and belief is "an acceptance that a statement is true or that something exists". Seems to fit the way I used the word in this context. Was there a better way to say it?
- buzzert 3y agoJust wondering out loud why people use this word, but only for this issue. What else is so obviously true that one must have belief in it, lest they be considered a "denier"? Are there people who don't believe in the homelessness issue? Poverty-deniers?
- Eddy_Viscosity2 3y agoIts not just this issue. There are people that don't believe the world is round. Literally a belief about the shape of the planet we have actual photos of. People also have 'beliefs' about 9/11, moon landing, etc. Beliefs abound.