So pertinent. And it reminds me of the culture of separation that Charles Eisensteing talks of.

…ay. It drives to the heart of how the problem of climate change came into being in the first place: By imagining ourselves as individuals who somehow exist outside the context of an interconnected, living ecosystem on a planet where all of our actions deeply affect one another, we fail to see each other’s humanity and right to simply exist. It’s the same attitude that drives the richest men in the world today to create their own private s…

Why 2020 to 2050 Will Be ‘the Most Transformative Decades in Human History’

Eric Holthaus

Peter Middleton

1 min readSep 29, 2020

So pertinent. And it reminds me of the culture of separation that Charles Eisensteing talks of.

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