i cant even tell the difference between a climate change skeptic and a normal person any more, i cant tell wat the message is.
all i know is that of all the people i meet and speek to while the majority acknowlege climate change as as close as dammit scientific consensus only a hand-full have forsworn air-travel. I must therefore assume that you are all climate change deniers and that this video is a jibe at me and the few others who have actually made lifestyle changes.
the problem there isn't belief or recognition - it's that actual effort is involved.
I'm working on the assumption that most people are too lazy to seriously do anything that will affect on a global scale [maybe lazy is the wrong word, but you get me, right?] and so the best way is via technology. it's the stuff we use and the way we use it that's causing the problem, so make better stuff.
problem solved, right? I certainly bloody hope so. it's why I'm now an engineering student.
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all i know is that of all the people i meet and speek to while the majority acknowlege climate change as as close as dammit scientific consensus only a hand-full have forsworn air-travel. I must therefore assume that you are all climate change deniers and that this video is a jibe at me and the few others who have actually made lifestyle changes.
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I'm working on the assumption that most people are too lazy to seriously do anything that will affect on a global scale [maybe lazy is the wrong word, but you get me, right?] and so the best way is via technology.
it's the stuff we use and the way we use it that's causing the problem, so make better stuff.
problem solved, right? I certainly bloody hope so. it's why I'm now an engineering student.