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Conservatives have already written a climate plan for Trump’s second term
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I have a sad hunch that in a 10~15 years time, right/far-right wind political parties will criticize the left for "not having done enough" and start a propaganda with a hopeful message: "we can fix this!" (when CC really starts hurting the economy)
Most of their voters will forget years of science denial, laws that allowed companies to pollute the world, political malpractice, etc... Those parties (in the US and EU) won't be hurt once they switch their narratives
This is subjective, but I think the vast majority of our system is not only incapable of thinking long-term, but also remembers very little. Humanity's behavior feels similar to an ant on a leaf just flowing down a creek
They already do this when something impacts them. Then shortly after they forget when the TV tells them to. I've seen it with coworkers during and months after natural disasters.
Shortest path algorithm. I think we are about to see the limits of it. We don't fully understand NP complete problems. Maybe future generations can figure it out.