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> We have the resources, science, technology and people to live in an approximation of utopia, but instead we have.... this. I've argued this exact thing (and
by blooalien 3mo ago
> We have the resources, science, technology and people to live in an approximation of utopia, but instead we have.... this.
I've argued this exact thing (and been ridiculed as "naive" and "tree-hugging hippie" for it) most of my adult life (until recently where I no longer care because humanity has already made the choice now and nothing I can say or do will change it). We've had the technology, and we've been adding to it for decades now, but still we choose to use it in the worst possible ways, to (further) enrich the worst possible people and burn the world to the ground.
- pstuart 3mo agoI'm too stupid to stop caring -- but it's a delicate dance because it's so easy to have one's hopes crushed these days. A small bright spot is that solar and battery tech is improving at a rate far greater than was forecast earlier. The economics of that can only be denied for so long.