Reflection on Humanity's Future and Climate Change
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In a thought-provoking piece, Ashe suggests that the lack of action on climate change stems from a deep-seated desire for dramatic events. He observes that there have been warnings about climate issues since the 1950s, implying that humanity is drawn to catastrophic scenarios.
Daniel elaborates on the vast timeline of Earth's formation and the evolution of life, noting that humans possess the unique ability to contemplate their own existence and the future. He acknowledges that, ultimately, humans could face extinction due to irreversible climate change or advancements in artificial intelligence that might lead to unforeseen consequences.