When I was a child, my parents were in a dooms-day cult.
When people threaten your future with vague notions of impending, and irrevocable doom, there is only one answer:
Live for today.
Why don't climate dooms-dayers not see that their very tactics of spreading irrational fear (instead of rational solutions) is antithetical to their desired outcomes?
(there's a post about planting trees I haven't read yet, seems reasonable to do _something_ that everyone agrees with instead of trying to ram down ideas very few people agree with)
When people threaten your future with vague notions of impending, and irrevocable doom, there is only one answer:
Live for today.
Why don't climate dooms-dayers not see that their very tactics of spreading irrational fear (instead of rational solutions) is antithetical to their desired outcomes?
(there's a post about planting trees I haven't read yet, seems reasonable to do _something_ that everyone agrees with instead of trying to ram down ideas very few people agree with)