by Ahmed » 05/07/21, 15:30
This message was indeed very clear and I am surprised that it raises so many questions.
Although it is inadequate to reduce the green movements to a univocal thought, the fact remains that, with a few exceptions, the green people commit the same theoretical fault as their left-wing predecessors, when they agreed to challenge within a framework that denied them, which inevitably led, over time, to their disintegration. Today, political environmentalism (no, that's not a bad word!) Is obviously soluble in any party, and if they do not want to suffer the fate mentioned above, the good questions: we do not make a policy with good feelings which are incompatible with the framework to which we restrict ourselves for the sake of "pragmatism" ...
The only thing to hope (sic!) From such an attitude (besides the one already mentioned) is that the options which maximize the dissipation of the energy will all be acclaimed, whatever the fights waged. This is due to a ratchet effect: only highly dissipative projects will be selected by development, even if they appear in the opposite aspect (the case of LEDs, for example).
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