• @Coreidan
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    21 year ago

    I wish I could comprehend what point you’re actually trying to make.

    On one hand you’re criticizing climate change folks over being alarmists. On the other hand you admit that modern day civilization is pretty much fucked.

    Are you in capable of seeing that people are scared that very soon they could be starving to death? I think about this every day and there isn’t a single thing I can do about it. I can’t change how the world works. I can’t change our emissions. Instead I just sit here and watch the world burn. Meanwhile I can’t help but think about my future in which I’ll likely be literally burning and starving to death.

    Yet you can’t understand the sensationalism over it and why regular people are alarmed? You can’t possibly be this daft.

    • @BadAdvice
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      11 year ago

      Regular people are not alarmed. They still buy fireworks, go on road trips, and consume like they’ve been taught their entire lives. The select few that ARE alarmed can’t do anything with a system built from the ground up to reward indifference to the environment. You need to worry about your fellow man a lot more than you need to worry about hunger or fire if you are privileged enough to even be a part of this conversation. And that’s the whole problem. Humanity, as a species, is violent, duplicitous, and primarily motivated by self enrichment. The best thing we as a species could do for the cosmos is build the machines that will keep us occupied here instead of strip mining the stars. We can’t be trusted with not destroying the universe to make the ultimate fidget spinner.

      • @Coreidan
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        11 year ago

        That’s cool. Enjoy starving to death since apparently you don’t care

        • @BadAdvice
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          11 year ago

          Starvation is time inefficient and not a robot overlord approved liquidation process.

          • @Coreidan
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            11 year ago

            Crop failures will disagree

            • @BadAdvice
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              11 year ago

              Good thing the crops won’t be in charge. We should praise our benevolent future robot overlords.

              • @Coreidan
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                11 year ago

                Ya it’s hard to be in charge when you’re dead

                • @BadAdvice
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                  11 year ago

                  That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange eons even standby may die. Thinking machines just need a little energy and boom, right back to life.