Question of the Week
Global warming? Nuclear war? Environmental pollution? Social chaos? Biological weapons?
What is the greatest threat to human survival today, and what must we do to survive it?
Global warming? Nuclear war? Environmental pollution? Social chaos? Biological weapons?
What is the greatest threat to human survival today, and what must we do to survive it?
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December 22nd, 2008 at 8:00 pm
Our greatest threat is our own shortsightedness. The solution? A new hegemony geared toward more longterm impacts. Our new prez will be a good start.
December 22nd, 2008 at 11:29 pm
Well said!
I’m encouraged by what I see as more long-term thinking in the general public, as opposed to even five years ago. It bodes well for the long run.
You’ve been saying that for some time, but I’m really just coming around to it.
And it’s important to remember that, without this shift, the new prez couldn’t happen. Even the Republicans nominated McCain, the most progressive of their candidates.
I guess my own answer to the question would be the damage we’ve done to the environment. We’re starting to move in the right direction, or at least moving more slowly in the wrong direction than we have been. But will it be enough?