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It might become better too, though it's unlikely that a rapid change in the climate is usually something that the nature can adapt to very well, meaning decline
by Gravityloss 14y ago
It might become better too, though it's unlikely that a rapid change in the climate is usually something that the nature can adapt to very well, meaning decline or even collapse.
Let's give an analogy: if you push a button, you have a 50% chance of losing your house. Do you do it, since "just as well, nothing might happen"? 30%?
Often, stability has a lot of value by itself.
- guard-of-terra 14y agoIt's too radical. Chance to lose everything paralyzes you and clouds your judgement. In reality it's like 50%, nothing happens; 25%, climate becomes slightly better (why won't it?); 25%, climate becomes slightly worse. So why bother a lot now? We could be dead in dozens of fun ways even without climate change.