Climat Change is not a commie myth.

[The Grand Nudger]

I'm not Korean, but living in a purely industrial society that is becoming suspicious of the industrial process is an interesting thing.

You know, I wonder what that might have to do with peoples awareness of how infused with "industry" their lives have become? For some of us, it's been that way awhile...but I doubt that many people had reason to think about it much because most seem pretty unawares. That being said, we're suspicious creatures - at times - and as we achieve a greater understanding of those things that surround us in life it almost seems purely consequential that we would transfer our suspicion for things like -deep deep holes- to industrial processes. Not that we don't have reason to be suspicious, mind you...but I'm willing to bet that we would be even if we didn't.

I do not choose to have fish stocks destroyed by greedy fisheries, rainforests cleared by farmers on the behalf of big food industries, or giant holes dug in delicate ecosystems because oil companies can parade a long list of hired "scientists" who are willing to lie about the results.

It's a rough line that we've had to hack out of the wilderness to "make it all work" -to be sure. Thankfully we're finding ourselves (more and more) in a position to readdress some of this stuff, do it differently going forward. Not quite there yet, but we at least have an idea of where "there" is, eh?