No they can't. I mean, legally they have the authority to do so. But congress is pretty broken. By the time a congress is elected that can effectively legislate a solution to climate change, it will be too late. Giving…
We don't have time for that. By the time a congress is elected that is willing to make laws that curb emissions, it will be too late. So much damage will already have been done. Pushing responsibility to literally save…
But "save your changes before running a command that can clobber" is a pretty good strategy.
And you are making the assumption that acting in accordance with the market is automatically a net virtue.
No they can't. I mean, legally they have the authority to do so. But congress is pretty broken. By the time a congress is elected that can effectively legislate a solution to climate change, it will be too late. Giving…
We don't have time for that. By the time a congress is elected that is willing to make laws that curb emissions, it will be too late. So much damage will already have been done. Pushing responsibility to literally save…
But "save your changes before running a command that can clobber" is a pretty good strategy.
And you are making the assumption that acting in accordance with the market is automatically a net virtue.