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I could be wrong but I think the parent comment's point isn't that no one cares, but that the scale of the issue—today and spanning far into the future—isn't pr
by steve_adams_86 1y ago
I could be wrong but I think the parent comment's point isn't that no one cares, but that the scale of the issue—today and spanning far into the future—isn't presently regarded by people in a proportional manner.
So, people care, but not as much as it seems like they should.
The parent also used the phrase "care more"; they aren't saying people don't care at all, so they acknowledge that people can care about more than one thing at a time.
- Braxton1980 1y agoHow can you measure caring? For example I care more about Ukraine than what my boss at work does to annoy me but I talk about the latter more.