Kinda gloomy question: If you knew for sure that climate change is going to be a major existential disaster for the planet and that we're already too late to prevent it, how would that change how you live the rest of your life (assuming first act will unfold in our lifetimes)
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I'm already in the pretty much best place to be for when the climate goes mad (Puget Sound). How we will cope with the massive climate refugee immigration into WA will be the real crisis. Will be a good motivator for biosphere experiments no doubt
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me too... though I don't know how much longer I can stay here
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Wouldn't have the second kid and would change the way I raise the first: less behaviors and skills for capturing upside; more for mitigating risk and downside.
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move to a community with enough groundwater and rainfall to sustain the area for at least the next century. Live small now, so that you don't feel forced to it when it's inevitable.
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