#ClimateChange is real for sure since climate have always been changing, but if it is somehow more dangerous than before, then how do you explain that climate related deaths have plummeted 98% in last 100 years? 🤔
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Fewer deaths ≠ less danger.
Past performance doesn’t predict future performance.
Yeah, but where's the danger comes from if we're all way better of than before when we didn't think there was any danger?
People try to tell me that there's some sort of urgent danger and we need to start war on climate change. I don't see any danger, I see only success and if thinkin about war, stats says we're already leading like 50 - 0 🤔
You're right, but should we start worrying only if the climate related deaths starts to rise again? For now we've been so good that they've been plummeting for a long time and still plummeting, so there's should be no reason for climate panic, right? 🤔
I’m pretty sure these numbers only account for human deaths, right?
Shouldn’t we be concerned about our ecosystems too?
Does their health matter?
I think the perspective portrayed lacks empathy for non human life.
for decades we're building our way towards monotone, life denying environments. the power humanity has on the earths climate is high and we should worry about that we destroy nature instead of building with it because we need it. the earth is rich but limited. the dumbest thing to do is unintentionally exploiting it. humanity would be powerful enough to change the climate for the better too, I think....
the quality of life is shrinking the more we don't give a fuck about the environment
wise words franny … but I didn't see that in our society
what exactly?
that someone really cares about our nature and society …. friday for future as an example was a political movement paid from ngos
Do you know people who do proof of work at Friday’s for Future?
If you did, you’d know that they care. They are just limited in their actions to the systems they believe in.