The overall message here I think is: action is still necessary, but the reality is that we’re too caught up in politics and economics and we missed our chance at mitigation. Now we need to look to how to cope with what’s coming.
The overall message here I think is: action is still necessary, but the reality is that we’re too caught up in politics and economics and we missed our chance at mitigation. Now we need to look to how to cope with what’s coming.
“Because if we can’t protect the Earth, you can be damned well sure we’ll avenge it.”
It always seemed hilarious to me that billionaires think they’ll be safe in their AI run bunkers. You need air, bitch. And food. Good luck automating that.
I vow to use my last dying breath to shove shit into your air supply.
Rich people, nobles, so on, are only so because they stand on top of a mass of people that grants them their benefits. It should be in their interest to foster and nurture the society they live in, because they stand to reap greater benefits than anybody else.
No bunker is going to shelter you from the fall of society, unless you have a plan and the skills to become a warlord or something.
Based on this interview with Douglas Rushkoff, they can’t even fathom treating their security guards well to prevent them from revolting in the bunker.
Even a warlord would need a whole bunch of people willing to support them.
Yeah that’s what I meant, unless you plan to be the baddest warlord in order to keep hold of your bunker through terror and violence, good luck
if the earth became unlivable because of us, i think i would not allow humans to escape to space