/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11281368
I think our rate of technological advancement/creation of more and more ways to effect our surrounding is VASTLY outpacing our societal means to handle that sort of responsibility.
We need to grow as a species or, in my view, we're doomed.
I don't mean in a "weh muh environment" way, even if we scorched the planet we'd survive.
But we're still the tribalistic apes we were 20k years ago, and if anything our habit of feeding people's self-gratification for money is preventing any growth.
But good luck getting people to change, brains are lazy and will always go for the easiest path. Unless you're a particularly convicted person, but we've had many of such people throughout our history and while they may inspire some while they live the moment they die those that followed them tend to return to how things were before
The only thing that might correct course is a "return of christ" if you will, getting one of those freaks that actually fights for their convictions and encourages others to do the same into a position of power.
But lel, good luck having that happen when the world is already run by a cabal of pedos and crooks who are plenty happy performing any abuses they may to stay on their thrones.