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Heat Is Costing the U.S. Economy Billions in Lost Productivity
(www.nytimes.com)
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HuR dUr DeRp you're the global 1%!
Just needed to pointlessly point that out when people mention the problems in our society!
It doesn't serve any purpose other than deflecting, but HuR dUr DeRp it's a point I can make to look smart!
This response is really interesting to me. Can you really see no other thing that could have motivated my comment than to anonymously look smart? Do you really believe that assigning blame to those most responsible for causing the problem is a deflection? Who am I protecting by "scapegoating" the relentless pursuit of short term profits by investors for driving the climate crisis as well as driving the main opposition to policy which may allow us to avoid the mass death and suffering that industry is leading us toward?
No, sorry! That's not at all what I intended. It was to cut off the jerks that love to make that comment when they see people refer to the 1%. It's always "yeah buddy you're the global 1% too so..."
Sorry if it seemed like it was directed at you specifically!
Bad reddit habit. I would leave comments that reference what I'm replying to, but really meant for those that come read the thread after.
No problem. I've done the same many times.