/lit/ - Literature

First of all >>>/sci/
>>13646704
The Earth used to be way hotter, technically the world is still coming out of an ice age, it's not meant to be as cold as it is, and it heating up is inevitable whether we accelerate it or not.
>>13645765
>>13646776
>>13646973
You're all experts I assume, you've spent more than 10 hours researching this topic before having such strong stances on it? I would sure hope. Fencesitters are much preferable to faggots like you who probably do fuck-all research and then act as if you do. It's why true democracy as a system is garbage, you spend as much time thinking about your precious vote as you do for what you should have for dinner that evening.
Also what >>13646721
says, the temperature isn't even really the biggest concern long term, with that being said how much impact the individual can have probably isn't impactful enough to make a true difference. Especially considering the individuals with most co2 per person don't have much of a choice unless they want to fall to poverty since in NA the cities were designed around cars and thus public transport is near non existant and bikes take far too long. The only way to solve this would be through public transport which can't be solved through individual action. Along with this, similar issues arise from general pollution which is almost entirely Asia's problem.
Also how the fuck has this thread been up for 9 hours?