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Every year we emit more, and yet somehow we don't see the total fall. It's as if we're not doing enough. But we are talking about it. What more does physics wan
by LatteLazy 3y ago
Every year we emit more, and yet somehow we don't see the total fall. It's as if we're not doing enough. But we are talking about it. What more does physics want than heartfelt commitments to do nothing now?!
- raffraffraff 3y agoMaybe take a few frivolous flights somewhere. Because I'm sure the money you give the airlines will go straight into investing in decarbonising air travel or something.
- FooBarBizBazz 3y agoFunny thing is, if we did nothing, we would solve the problem. We could just stop -- flying airplanes, running power plants, driving cars around. The situation would be improved tremendously if we all just sat on our asses. Do the bare minimum to keep food happening, that's it. But that isn't allowed, because everybody's in an arms race with everybody else, and hardly anyone can feed or shelter themselves autonomously in this environment. No, we have to keep doing shit -- carbon-emitting shit -- to justify our existences.