Thread: Here's a psychological conundrum I'm thinking about lately. It has to do with thinking about the future. (see replies -->)
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Not a good time for those of us with existential dread problems. Love your work BTW.
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And now I don’t know. I do many emails and petitions a week, and tweet most of them, but I also delete some. Can I have that luxury? /6
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Really interesting q. In 2012 or so, I read something terrifying abt climate change, and it spurred me to get solar for my house. 1/
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After Trump’s election, it looked like enough states that my tiny contribution wouldn’t have made a difference. True? I’ll never know.
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Am I entitled to focus on my work, my family? In 30 years, will I regret not having manned the battlements more?
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As for Trump, weird: I always hated and feared him, and I voted for and donated to HRC, but I never really stared at a future of Trump. /5
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I ended up tuning out the news almost completely, because I still have to function. I have a job, wife, kids—can’t exist in constant dread 4
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I was singleminded, driven. And I got it done, at no small expense. But since then, I’m still terrified abt climate change, but 3/
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