foundron

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by foundron 5y ago
Thank you. No need to be sorry. Not everyone needs to spin a narrative to justify their actions to make themselves feel good. Looks like you do agree that at real scale it would have an impact. But whether you're an individual or a G20
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by foundron 5y ago
What about at scale? Meaning many individuals?
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by foundron 5y ago
Yes you are right. But so have the majority of people alive today with phones connected to the Internet. It's hard to be perfect in today's world. Unnecessary startup cash-grabs are no good indeed. Maybe one day they'll see i
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by foundron 5y ago
If you don't want to be convinced then you won't be convinced regardless of any ethical arguments or data-backed evidence. That's fine, not everyone can be rational and open-minded, but please don't discourage others fro
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by foundron 5y ago
Oh wow you're right! Fossil-fueled industrialisation and athletes jetting around to participate in sporting events have released more carbon into the air, contributing to climate change! This is such an eye-opening insight!
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by foundron 5y ago
Choosing not to have kids is still an uncommon stance. Are they really presenting themselves as martyrs, or just trying to normalise an unpopular idea that has merits? Is it helpful to dismiss them like that? Maybe they're not the same
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by foundron 5y ago
All your points are great, but please don't discourage others to make ethical personal choices. Our culture needs to change and become more compassionate, sustainable and wise in terms the long-term impact of our actions. How does a c
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by foundron 5y ago
It is not punishing to stop eating animals. It may seem that way if you're not used to it, but it is a fulfilling and healthy way to live with compassion for our planet and fellow living beings; who have consciousness, personality, lov