> Emissions are never going to be cut to net zero. We have billions of people that still need to industrialize. People are not just gonna roll over and turn int

> Emissions are never going to be cut to net zero. We have billions of people that still need to industrialize. People are not just gonna roll over and turn into cavemen. You're arguing that "cutting emissions to net zero" means "billions of people not industrializing" and "rolling over and turning into cavemen". You're getting downvoted by all the people who don't view "net zero" and "growth" as contradictory (like you're asserting they are). And the fact that you just assert like it was as obvious as breathing, that there's a dichotomy there between economic growth and zero emissions means people don't want to bother engaging with you.