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Certainly you are just demonstrating the opposite. Everyone has the ability to impact global CO2 emmissions. We certainly need international coordination or ac
by oezi 2y ago
Certainly you are just demonstrating the opposite. Everyone has the ability to impact global CO2 emmissions.
We certainly need international coordination or actors with a minimal set of morals to achieve it.
- addcommitpush 2y ago> Everyone has the ability to impact global CO2 emmissions. I'm afraid most people are smaller-than-Denmark groups, and thus unable whatsoever to impact global emissions. It's just math.
- geysersam 2y ago1e-10 is reeeallly close to zero, therefore 1e10 * 1e-10 is also close to zero. That's what your math sounds like to me.
- addcommitpush 2y agoIsn't it true? f = lambda x: (1/x) * x f(1e309) yields NaN, not 1. (So I guess Denmark is at least 1e309-sized in some metric).
- itishappy 2y agoNo.
- oezi 2y agoHis math is x ~ 0, hence x / 10 = 0, hence x = NaN. The starting point is just wrong that Denmark can't play a role when it comes to climate change. Denmark can make a change. It is like saying that when voting that no individual vote or county matters, when the opposite is true: every vote matters in the same way. Every kg CO2 saved is good... (obviously we should strive for the most economic way to save CO2).
- fifticon 2y agoI think he was trying to demonstratea point with sarcasm and a group of one with him in it