Ichigo
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- Jun 15, 2023
- 90
Im not sure if im 100% right,but..Indifference seems to be the norm. Am I correct or is this wrong? Maybe im just a bit of a pessimist.
I know that is impossible to really say how many people actually do care, but from what I observed, most people are at best apathetic towards a situation that does not pertain to any of them or their close ones and at worse excuse it.
I know there's probably a biological reason for this so im probably just fighting against something that cant be fought.
It definitely explains why change is so hard though. for every 1 person who is out there trying to create change, theres probably 10 other people who are content with the way things are and will fight to make it stay that way too.
Climate change has been a issue for a hot minute and yet even with all the evidence that shows it is a real phenomenon there's hasn't been much progress on fixing the issue. First of all, there's so many different opinions on it.
There's people who refuse to believe it at all, or say its a hoax by the government.
There's people who have chosen to stick their head in the sands; either they try to ignore it for the sake of their own sanity or they just see it as being a faraway issue.
There's those who know it is real but have given up on making any kind of change because they feel like they have no power to make any change to the situation.
There's people who do everything they can to reverse the effects of climate change but i heard that even with all their collective effort it only makes a dent in the problem.
and finally the group that arguably have the biggest effect on climate change are the ones who are the most wealthy, yet they seem to not care at all, and in fact are just making it even worse with the jets and the overconsumption.
I know that is impossible to really say how many people actually do care, but from what I observed, most people are at best apathetic towards a situation that does not pertain to any of them or their close ones and at worse excuse it.
I know there's probably a biological reason for this so im probably just fighting against something that cant be fought.
It definitely explains why change is so hard though. for every 1 person who is out there trying to create change, theres probably 10 other people who are content with the way things are and will fight to make it stay that way too.
Climate change has been a issue for a hot minute and yet even with all the evidence that shows it is a real phenomenon there's hasn't been much progress on fixing the issue. First of all, there's so many different opinions on it.
There's people who refuse to believe it at all, or say its a hoax by the government.
There's people who have chosen to stick their head in the sands; either they try to ignore it for the sake of their own sanity or they just see it as being a faraway issue.
There's those who know it is real but have given up on making any kind of change because they feel like they have no power to make any change to the situation.
There's people who do everything they can to reverse the effects of climate change but i heard that even with all their collective effort it only makes a dent in the problem.
and finally the group that arguably have the biggest effect on climate change are the ones who are the most wealthy, yet they seem to not care at all, and in fact are just making it even worse with the jets and the overconsumption.