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Yes, but which is the lesser risk then? There seems to be a bias to do nothing rather than do something even if there are known benefits to doing something. T
by graemep 2y ago
Yes, but which is the lesser risk then?
There seems to be a bias to do nothing rather than do something even if there are known benefits to doing something.
There are definitely lots of consequences to lots of things we have done with regard to climate change and pollution. If we avoided everything with consequences the only action is do nothing.
> The difference is clear when you give an opinion about someone else's problems
The global environment is everyone's problem, surely?
- vasco 2y ago> The global environment is everyone's problem, surely? That's my point, it falls in the "you have to live with it" category.