Konstantin Kisin: Woke Culture HAS Gone Too Far - 7/8 | Oxford Union

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TrainedMonkey · 2023-05 · Recommendation

This video summarizes this point pretty well - [VIDEO] I don't know the solution because the problem is huge, but my strong suspicion is that focusing on industrial efficiency is the largest needle we can move. Specifically, making it economically sensible to use green technologies in developing countries.

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Gustomaximus · 2023-08 · Reference

Did you see this talk by Konstantin Krisin [VIDEO] To your point who will make what sacrifice, as that is what is needed but is it reasonable or realistic to expect this? Seem the best approach is we need some serious tech development and fast. The vast majority of climate impact fits within 1) population, 2) power generation and 3) transportation. No.2 gets a bunch of focus, but 1) and 3) seem far less and sub issues that have little relative impact get far more attention. People drop simple "we must do something" but it's so complex and I feel ultimately few humans want to make either the real sacrifice needed or investment in change so we're stuck in the middle and along for the ride.

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scottLobster · 2023-03 · Reference

Haha society changed? In what way? Of the factors you mentioned I'd say that had a negligible impact on climate change if any at all. [VIDEO] And we can debate semantics, but the prediction failed to accurately predict the future, as is the norm for climate catastrophists. It's all emotional appeal to whip up the masses to vote, same way gun and ammo prices spike whenever a democrat wins the Presidency. I would hope people who actually have the power to help solve the problem are looking at the issue more objectively.

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