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This is *the* key question, and I honestly feel that public officials fail to ask it because they don’t want the answers to be contemplated.
How the HELL will we pay for a submerged East Coast, a burnt California, and a scorched breadbasket?
Suddenly bold climate change reform feels like the most realistic thing.
Suddenly bold climate change reform feels like the most realistic thing.
How did “doing nothing” and “slow methodical change” become the only two pragmatic approaches rather than dangerously extremist ones? When did our orbit take us to this logical dark side of moon?
If we still think the future will arrive, we should act like it.
If we still think the future will arrive, we should act like it.
Remember when Titanic won the Oscar? Does that memory seem recent.
It was 20 years ago.
We have 10.
How will we pay for not affording change?
It was 20 years ago.
We have 10.
How will we pay for not affording change?
Want to feel old? We have a decade to avoid the worst of an existential catastrophe and we’re currently arguing about whether or not to let a mobbed-up reality show bully make it worse.
Also this is the 25th anniversary of Pulp Fiction. Tempus Fugit.
Also this is the 25th anniversary of Pulp Fiction. Tempus Fugit.
