Everyone’s avoiding mentioning us living unsustainable lifestyles that fund the politicians and corporations who see everything as just short-term profit, because anyone trying to regulate seriously is hounded out so they don’t prevent us having fun things.

Climate science predicted the rise of populist politicians who would taken advantage of the unrest by closing borders to refugees and starting wars for resources.

We’ve got that now. The other predictions keep getting worse.

The amount of energy plant food provides drops noticeably as co2 levels rise the amount we’re forcing them, for example. A warmer, wetter world is more suitable for viruses and bacteria than mammals.

So if we want serious politics, we need to be sending the message through our purchasing that we don’t want to be on a ride run by salesmen who don’t look past people being able to buy whatever they want, whenever they want.

But we are not. We think we’re getting away with it because we trust salesmen’s explanations of why it doesn’t matter, and anyone talking about is just depressing confidence.

I reckon that will be looked on as negative.

And if we don’t change, and start regulating ourselves so we get people who regulate behaviour rewarded by power rather than marginalised, politics doesn’t get better and more stable.

It gets a lot worse and unstable.

Why does everyone ignore climate change when they’re thinking about the future? Don’t you think it’s already having an impact?