> They'll more likely only delay their misery for a while longer than the rest of us. Yep, but they will have died of natural age. So for the coming decades, p

> They'll more likely only delay their misery for a while longer than the rest of us. Yep, but they will have died of natural age. So for the coming decades, people with money can avoid the effects (they can just move, buy more cooling/heating/electric, get food anyway etc) and then they die. The next generation will be similar, and so on, until even the rich cannot get away. Many people who care and want to change cannot do anything or at least feel they cannot (a child-less one-Prius family driving less is not exactly a feeling of impact).