Brad, I read that story. I was pretty good but not something new or revealing.

Your solutions are weak. Not saying I have better ideas but your solutions won't fix a thing.

"We need them to talk about real solutions that include forcing corporations to pay for the harm that they put into the world, strict regulations, reducing consumption, and a rapid decline in fossil fuel use. Failing that, I see two options going forward.

We either wrestle power away from the psychopathic elite or we wait and hope that the ideas of the radical fringe become mainstream…fast."

I don't mean forcing corporation to pay for the harm or strict regs reducing consumption aren't needed. What we need it the solution that makes those happen. I wrote a few stories advocating rationing carbon at the consumer level. I guess I am part of the radical fringe you talk about.

Right now I see nothing changing the minds of the as you call them the 0.0001% except much more dramatic collapse of the ecosystems.

Things will need to get worse before the needed changes will be made and of course every year we wait to make those changes the worse the worst will be.

TEK