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I live in this town.
This town is America.
Earth actually.
I live in Australia
I spent a lot of time in the US too
Australia isn’t perfect, but it’s leagues ahead of 'Murica. There’s really no comparison
We really be not heeding the prophets (scientists)
Scientist: things are bad!
People: okay, what do we have to do?
S: slightly change your life.
P: oooh, that’s going to be a no from me, dawg. Best I can do is use more fossil fuels.
S: screams in science.
Scientist: “We’re all doomed unless we engage in a political project to change industrial policies”
Politician: “We won’t change industrial policy”
Industrialist: “We won’t change industrial policy”
Media: “Actually, I’m being paid to tell you the scientist is full of shit”
Fossil Fuel Employee: “The Bank says if I lose my job I’ll be homeless”
Global South Countries: “We’re building enormous amounts of green power, mass transit, and cutting edge nuclear naval shipping”
Everyone Else: “Aaaah! Boo! We hate it!”
Religion is a mental disorder.
So is stupidity
Nope.
Religion manifests in many ways. Some of them problematic, some aren’t but so are other ways of viewing the world.
The Christian looks like professor Oak
So much pain over what is basically creating sides and then committing crimes bad enough on their account to retroactively justify them.
I feel there’s no reason god won’t let us sodom and gamorrah ourselves, it’s not like we haven’t been warned about what we are doing
Side not my phone wanted to auto complete it to sodom and Gambino
Grok explain this in simple terms
Even nonreligious, science-inclined family I have says, basically, “Geoengineering will fix it, so best to maximize economic output now.”
I believe this came from an WSJ opinion column.
Something something about a boat and a helicopter…
