@...dieAntagonista:

Thank you for wording, its great.

The fact is the next ice age will come irregardless of what we do. We probably won’t be able to predict when. That does not mean we shouldn’t try to improve how we live to do just because some major event will happen sometime in the future after we’re all likely dead.

America’s industrious history has provided a bit of a steamroll effect on a lot of natural resources, while the results are certainly well liked, what cost is reasonable?

Fuck it, I’m gonna go live on the ocean. I’ll make my own energy with tidal, solar, and wind generators, grow my own little crops, and fuck the rest of you.
seasteading.org/

For the record, I never said I was trying to look smarts. There’s a lot of us regular old idiots who like to be nice to the planet, too. Its not just sophisticates and left-wing professors. So citing my failure is a failure as well-ure.

Yes, the world is going to do what it damn well pleases, but we still have an impact on our own quality of life, and the quality of lives in our ecology. You cannot deny that oil spills don’t effect the local ecology, that pollution pumped to a river does not effect the ecology, that greenhouse gases don’t effect the ecology (yes I’m aware this point is primarily natural, but it does not change the fact that we have an impact).

On top of all that bullshit I just spouted, the other way human kind in this way has polluted the quality of life is by the growing idea in our societies that the only thing that matters is number one. If you know you’re probably not going to last a century, then you should be able to figure out that you’re not that fucking important. Please quit disrespecting everyone around you just because you have an issue with your relatively inconsequential existence. Be happy with what you got, live to the fullest, and don’t fuck other people over.

@...dieAntagonista:
Anyone who’s game can put their sea-fortresses near ours. We can have MCS Pirate parties when people try to join our enclave.