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Yeah, denialism is definitely one way to keep one's mood up. The problem is that we, and our children, have to live in the resulting world, and that reality wil
by Epa095 3y ago
Yeah, denialism is definitely one way to keep one's mood up. The problem is that we, and our children, have to live in the resulting world, and that reality will be worse if we don't act today.
- robertlagrant 3y agoThere's no point saying "denialism" when it comes to talking about the data. You might as well just be saying "your tribe stupid my tribe good".
- ethanbond 3y agoThe wise man bowed his head, “no difference between true and untrue” etc
- refulgentis 3y agoWho is talking about data in this thread? Someone made a half dig at it. Haven't seen any data yet. Other than the article. The bit about the hottest 12 months. Which seems pretty uncontroversial to me.
- robertlagrant 3y ago> Haven't seen any data yet That's because tribalism entered the chat, instead of a question about sources for the claim
- palmfacehn 3y agoSimilarly, our children will be burdened by the public debt and regulatory policies enacted in the name of climate doom. This much is guaranteed, regardless of if the oft-cited apocalypse comes to fruition.
- netsharc 3y agoThe great thing about debt is, everybody will be dead and no one will care about some number in some powered-off data center showing negative balance.
- palmfacehn 3y ago"How often do you think about the decline of the Roman Empire?"
- refulgentis 3y agoWhat?