I understand your point, but conceding that our government (which is and always has operated as a corporation) “owns” our land or our military or anything at all is a slippery slope to totalitarianism.
You may disagree, but the argument is mostly moot due to the size and scope of our...
This feels like one of the many measuring contests I’ve seen over the years. Maybe we should let AI track our every move for a year and then report back with our carbon footprint.
Or does that not matter? Is it just how much you influence others to mitigate their imprint?
Do you know how...
I don’t disagree with anything outside of the fact that the science is not settled on our past. Anthropology is changing its stance on how long modern humans have been around, and it’s changing slowly in relation to recent discoveries using new technology.