The challenge before many of us is to channel our fear and grief about the climate crisis into choices that safeguard the future: how we provide aid to the most vulnerable, and how we heat and cool our homes, travel, eat and, above all, vote. We commit a grave error when we indulge the fantasy of universal vulnerability — that the world is becoming generally inhospitable to human life. For while we all live on one planet, there are many worlds separating the real victims of climate change from the bystanders.
Opinion | Bill Gates Has a Point
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givesomefucks@lemmy.world 2 days ago
He say shit like this…
Trying to convince the average American they are the problem and we need to sacrifice for the planet…
Meanwhile:
datacenters.com/…/microsoft-s-80b-investment-in-a…
They’re building a shit ton of AI data centers which are like the worst thing for the planet and most people don’t want.
If Gates gave a fuck about the environment, his company wouldn’t be doing that.