Only commenting because it's Kiki. Industrialists and capitalist neocons don't care about what will someday be the fatal outcomes of their activities. They want to deny all the science.
We could regulate industries causing sensory pollution, but there’s not enough societal will. “Plastic pollution in the sea looks hideous and everyone is worried, but noise pollution in the sea is something we don’t experience so directly, so no one’s up in arms about it,” Lamont says. And as we desecrate sensory environments, we grow accustomed to the results. Our blinding, blaring world becomes normal, and pristine wilderness feels more distant. [from the article]
We can only see 0.000003% of the galaxy. That's Three ten millionths. which means we are only seeing a tiny fraction of what is from our location within the galaxy...that's all we've ever seen or been aware of. Humans are in their own little bubble as well.
When you look up at a seemingly vast starry night remember, you only see0.000003% of what is there.
I agree that it's naive to think any significant changes will happen. Nothing matters other than Musk and Fuckerberg and Penis Bezos getting ever richer and ever more foully detached from humanity. I think William Gibson predicted this shit.
Only commenting because it's Kiki. Industrialists and capitalist neocons don't care about what will someday be the fatal outcomes of their activities. They want to deny all the science.
We can only see 0.000003% of the galaxy. That's Three ten millionths. which means we are only seeing a tiny fraction of what is from our location within the galaxy...that's all we've ever seen or been aware of. Humans are in their own little bubble as well.
When you look up at a seemingly vast starry night remember, you only see 0.000003% of what is there.