If we can't agree on what the cause is, how can we agree on what to do about it?
If you have a smoke problem you can put the fire out without working out how it started.
It is not possible to put out sufficiently large fires.
We need to act earlier in the causal chain. But where? And who pays?
Yes?
Do we know how to mitigate the risks?
>Yes? Do the things.
>No? Pay the experts to figure this out. Draft them if need be.
No? Pay the experts to figure this out. Draft them if need be.
Everyone pays proportionally. Nationalize assets if need be.
We have the knowledge, resources, and capacity to solve these problems. (Change my mind). We lack leaders with the spine to take necessary action.
The problem here is that we have a bunch of smoke, and a good chunk of the population is either saying that there's no smoke or that the smoke is unrelated to the fire.
How do you fix the smoke problem if you can't get enough people to agree to put out the fire?