Controversial General Political Discussion
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Because for many, Internet is a place to have fun and escape life. Without Internet, I wouldn't be alive today.
Working with the illusion is the only way to live correctly.
No. Never said that I created a change. Its too soon for that.
And I want them to feel good about changing position just like I felt when I went from the right wing to the far left. Hence why I said to you "shh, I want them to discover it by themself"
I'm very honest about that method you know.
"Oh hi Mark!"
Working with the illusion is the only way to live correctly.
No. Never said that I created a change. Its too soon for that.
And I want them to feel good about changing position just like I felt when I went from the right wing to the far left. Hence why I said to you "shh, I want them to discover it by themself"
I'm very honest about that method you know.
"Oh hi Mark!"
Yeah, that's why some people argue that you cant stop it, or they dont support this because their livelihood depend on it. Take this study as an example;
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/emission-reductions-from-pandemic-had-unexpected-effects-on-atmosphere
The study took a step back to ask what the pandemic could teach about how a lower-emissions future might look and how the world might get there.
Notably, emissions returned to near-pre-pandemic levels by the latter part of 2020, despite reduced activity in many sectors of the economy. The authors reason that this rebound in emissions was probably necessary for businesses and individuals to maintain even limited economic productivity, using the worldwide energy infrastructure that exists today. “This suggests that reducing activity in these industrial and residential sectors is not practical in the short term” as a means of cutting emissions, the study noted. “Reducing these sectors’ emissions permanently will require their transition to low-carbon-emitting technology.”
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/emission-reductions-from-pandemic-had-unexpected-effects-on-atmosphere
The study took a step back to ask what the pandemic could teach about how a lower-emissions future might look and how the world might get there.
Notably, emissions returned to near-pre-pandemic levels by the latter part of 2020, despite reduced activity in many sectors of the economy. The authors reason that this rebound in emissions was probably necessary for businesses and individuals to maintain even limited economic productivity, using the worldwide energy infrastructure that exists today. “This suggests that reducing activity in these industrial and residential sectors is not practical in the short term” as a means of cutting emissions, the study noted. “Reducing these sectors’ emissions permanently will require their transition to low-carbon-emitting technology.”
