> What if you actually can’t predict the future and climate change is actually good?
Is this how rational people react, or is some spiritual response talking from fear?
How can be the depletion of biodiversity, the increase of temperatures and the disappearance of ecosystems that we need to survive "good"?
As a community we do no have a crystal ball to predict the future, but we have science and technology and the predictions from there are clear: it is not good for us, and it is not good for the current species.
The far future, the very far one -- sure -- the are good chances that new ecosystems will appear adapted to the new environments, but those will not be "nice" for our current expectations.
A doing-nothing-and-hoping-for-the-best strategy is a guarantee for massive wars, hunger and suffering, as happen many times in the past (but never in a scale of 7.000.000 population)
Is this how rational people react, or is some spiritual response talking from fear?
How can be the depletion of biodiversity, the increase of temperatures and the disappearance of ecosystems that we need to survive "good"?
As a community we do no have a crystal ball to predict the future, but we have science and technology and the predictions from there are clear: it is not good for us, and it is not good for the current species.
The far future, the very far one -- sure -- the are good chances that new ecosystems will appear adapted to the new environments, but those will not be "nice" for our current expectations.
A doing-nothing-and-hoping-for-the-best strategy is a guarantee for massive wars, hunger and suffering, as happen many times in the past (but never in a scale of 7.000.000 population)