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That is a fine line to walk. Since a lot of people that say it is 'solvable', and we'll 'adapt', seem to also be the same people saying we don't need to do any
by FrustratedMonky 3y ago
That is a fine line to walk.
Since a lot of people that say it is 'solvable', and we'll 'adapt', seem to also be the same people saying we don't need to do anything, or argue against 'solving' the problem. Actually trying to block solutions.
It goes like this, 'the problem is solvable', 'so we don't need to try and solve it'.
Basically arguing for kicking the can down the road.
'Surely someone will solve this, so I don't have to, and furthermore, I'd really appreciate not being bothered with this anymore.'