We have been successful in getting the media to take notice. Congrats all!

Capitalists are now stepping up and making grand decisions.

They will try to build their way out of the problem.

Problem is they will only end up contributing to the problem.

We have this saying, those of us who live with the waters, Water Always Wins.

Wait - can we still call it a choice if there was no alternative?

We persist in our mistaken thinking that the actions of individual humans can change the collective statistical outcome. They can't, and in fact they never could.

Most people believe that individual actions determine the collective outcome. I mean, it's just obvious, right? I'm pretty sure this is just another flat-earth mistake born of misinterpreted perceptions, though. It falls in the same category as believing that the Sun revolves around the Earth. The scope of human behavior is circumscribed by hard-to-perceive physical principles - principles of physics, chemistry, biology, genetics, gravity and thermodynamics. The recognition of these limits is not an admission of defeat, but simply the completion of the Copernican/Galilean revolution. Mankind moves ever further from the center of the universe - no matter how many people would prefer that it not be so, and therefore decline to look through the telescope.

We have been chained to the thermodynamic tiger since before our ancient ancestors were eukaryotes. The links in that chain are the natural principles of physics, chemistry, biology and genetics. The lock is the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

What individual humans do best is adapt to the inevitable.

There is an alternative.

It is to do nothing.

Cool, I'm down with that. Of course if you're not, you should be free to do whatever seems right to you.