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No of course not, but with enough people choosing the fatalistic approach, they will be right by fiat. (Almost the same can be said for all more positive appro
by actionfromafar 2y ago
No of course not, but with enough people choosing the fatalistic approach, they will be right by fiat.
(Almost the same can be said for all more positive approaches, except we can't know for sure they will work, we can only hope. This goes for everything in life. Only Death and allegedly Taxes are certain.)
- surgical_fire 2y agoWe are making some progress towards a greener future with the plummeting birth rates. I wonder if that contains some sort of feedback loop. Otherwise we are not making any real progress. We certainly pretend that we are though.
- actionfromafar 2y agoWe have slowed down the acceleration of Co2, so that's proof we can do something. Maybe also dirt cheap solar will at some point make a dent. A huge problem is fertilizer made from fossil fuels.