Yes!
It's not that individuals colectively have no effect, but it's important to understand and compare the individual and the system contributions to find out where the best outcome can be had most easily.
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TIL that "carbon footprint" is a campaign started by Brittish petroleum (BP) in order to distract attention away from coporate responsibility and culpability towards individual responsibility and culpability. -
TIL that "carbon footprint" is a campaign started by Brittish petroleum (BP) in order to distract attention away from coporate responsibility and culpability towards individual responsibility and culpability.The strategy is similar in other areas, too. Like blocking children from using social media, instead of regulating the media corps. When I discussed this topic with my teenager, I asked her if she also thought it was reasonable to prevent teenagers from drinking Coca Cola, if the corporation were to add cocaine to the drink again:
https://daily.jstor.org/who-took-the-cocaine-out-of-coca-cola/
She felt that analogy was an eye-opener for where the best outcome might be had.
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TIL that "carbon footprint" is a campaign started by Brittish petroleum (BP) in order to distract attention away from coporate responsibility and culpability towards individual responsibility and culpability.Absolutely!
That's akin to corporate regulation, of course
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TIL that "carbon footprint" is a campaign started by Brittish petroleum (BP) in order to distract attention away from coporate responsibility and culpability towards individual responsibility and culpability.TIL that "carbon footprint" is a campaign started by Brittish petroleum (BP) in order to distract attention away from coporate responsibility and culpability towards individual responsibility and culpability.
https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781541700116
If you are concerned about your carbon footprint or shame others about their's, it shows how well this campaign has worked and is still working.
But you know what is really on us? To stop this madness right now and demand more corporate regulations!
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We've been on X/Twitter for many years, but it's time to reduce our activity there and instead promote Mastodon as our main social media channel now.A warm welcome to the Fediverse!
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This fairly dumb article in a magazine of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers claims there's a "crisis" at Wikipedia because the editors rejected a push to have an AI summary on top of every Wikipedia article,You review makes it sound like the article was written by an LLM?