With the unveiling of the ""doomsday"" clock in New York, what can a person do to truly make a change in the environment?
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See that's the thing. It isn't our individual responsibilities to do so. It's the responsibility of the 100 companies who have contributed far more pollutants to the environment. Businesses have colluded in a public relations campaign to make us believe that we are the problem and it's our obligation to fix it. Meanwhile they continue to destroy our soil, water, and air at rates that far exceed anything that the general public is capable of doing.
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Become an eco terrorist. Best bet - become a leading virologist as quickly as possible, get access to the stored samples of smallpox and other eradicated or nearly eradicated diseases and release them all at the same time in as many hub airports as possible. The only way to save the earth in its current form is to kill a huge number of people very quickly.
The doomsday clock was created in 1947. In that 73 years, it has never been far from midnight. Yet here we are, 73 years later and doing okay. It has no credibility whatsoever.
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