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Can 17th-century philosophy be relevant to climate change?

Can 17th-century philosophy be relevant to climate change?

Pascal’s Wager was initially designed to influence one into believing in God by showing the consequences of believing in God versus not believing in God. We can repurpose this grid to influence one into supporting climate change mitigation measures by showing the consequences of supporting such measures versus not supporting them.

Linnea "Linn" Matsch September 4, 2023September 4, 2023 Climate Change Read more

There is neither a law of physics nor economics that prevents us from quadrupling the productive use of energy and other resources. Rather, it is much more an issue of imagination and our political will to get it done.

– John A. “Skip” Laitner

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