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I am very sad, that it is possible, that one man brings us back into the dark ages of early industrialization with all its problems for humanity. In the 90s we
by PythonicAlpha 9y ago
I am very sad, that it is possible, that one man brings us back into the dark ages of early industrialization with all its problems for humanity.
In the 90s we thought, that our generation is better and knows it better than any prior generation. Now we see, that humanity has not made much progress from the middle ages.
Today, we are worse: in the middle ages, humans had no science. But today we have it and ignore it, because it does not fit into our live-plans.
- mysterydip 9y agoWe still have the EPA. It's not like everyone is going to light up their coal furnaces upon hearing this news.
- PythonicAlpha 9y agoIsn't that the organization, that mainly was crippled by Trump?
- epistasis 9y agoI was trying to look up some of the EPA's prior work on climate early this morning. All the links from search engines went to pages that had been scrubbed. The links to PDFs of substantive reports were 404s.
- louprado 9y agoIf we are knowing and willingly exacerbating instability in poorer Central American countries because of climate change, then the "build a wall" policy suddenly makes sense.
- RangerScience 9y agoTrump's not part of the 90s generation. He's an early Baby Boomer (born 1947, BB starts at 1943).