Ahmed wrote:... in both cases it is the same will that motivates, to get out of dependence on oil
Yeah! Are you sure it comes down to this?
no of course, this is the main argument put forward, the tree that hides the forest ... you always need one
Ahmed wrote:... in both cases it is the same will that motivates, to get out of dependence on oil
Yeah! Are you sure it comes down to this?
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Moindreffor wrote:we are destructive when we raze the Amazon rainforest to cultivate sugar cane to make biofuel
whereas in the end, in both cases it is the same will which motivates, is extracted from the dependence on oil, is there in these two examples a better solution, are they both good or bad ... it will depend on each person's convictions when science should be left to decide
Replacing an extraordinary biodiversity * with sugar cane to drive cars is just a monstrosity. Science has nothing to do with it ... and I don't see what it could "decide" on top of that.
* Thanks to which we can find future remedies, let's not forget: 70 to 80% of pharmaceutical molecules come from this biodiversity of which WE are also a part.
ah, funny, always the word for laughs! The biggest lung on earth is the sea, polluted by YOUR chemicals that destroy oxygen production.the Amazon, the green lung of the planet, on the other hand the exploitation of rare earths nobody cares
do not confuse YOUR science, that which you defend and favor arbitrarily, and THE science which is not the property of anyone.science allows us to decide in a non-partisan way, without involving humans, nothing more, we take stock and compare ...
science allows us to decide in a non-partisan way ...
Ahmed wrote:Moindreffor, you write:science allows us to decide in a non-partisan way ...
No, science only says what is possible at a given moment and it does not have the capacity to decree the most judicious choices with regard to criteria which are foreign to it. It is true that the possible is often found ipso facto transformed into the desirable, in the confusion which is that of science and economics ...
Moindreffor wrote:on the other hand, the exploitation of rare earths nobody cares
Ahmed wrote:Moindreffor, you write:science allows us to decide in a non-partisan way ...
No, science only says what is possible at a given moment and it does not have the capacity to decree the most judicious choices with regard to criteria which are foreign to it. It is true that the possible is often found ipso facto transformed into the desirable, in the confusion which is that of science and economics ...
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Moindreffor wrote:on the other hand, the exploitation of rare earths nobody cares
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Moindreffor wrote:GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Moindreffor wrote:on the other hand, the exploitation of rare earths nobody cares
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of course there are articles which denounce and fortunately, but do they measure up to those which denounce other scandals?
do you see youth demonstrations for Bolivia, as you can see for deforestation?
our young people want electric cars
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