Or the climate changed?
The Earth is burning, the seas are rising, and storms scream louder every year—yet people still argue if climate change is real. That’s what’s wrong with the world. Not the science, not the data, but us. The people.
We crave drama more than truth. We cheer for leaders who call climate change a “con job” while ignoring the floods that wash away homes. We believe insults over evidence, slogans over science. Critical thinking? Missing in action.
And at the root, it’s about control. We want to control the story, protect our comfort, cling to the illusion that everything is fine. Leaders feed that hunger, giving us easy lies instead of hard truths. We surrender our judgment and call it freedom—but really, it’s chains.
Money doesn’t just blind us—it closes our eyes.
Power doesn’t just deafen us—it covers our ears.
Comfort doesn’t just numb us—it makes us forget, until we can’t feel the fire at our feet.
What’s wrong with the world is not that we lack proof, but that we lack the courage to face it. We keep handing the microphone to those who shout the loudest, even when they’re wrong. And the ordinary voices, the ones that matter most, get drowned out.
We are the problem—but also the solution. The same people who deny can choose to believe. The same ones who consume can choose to care. The same world we’ve broken, we can still fight for.
The question is not whether climate change is real. The question is: will we keep acting like fools, clinging to control, until the world proves it in fire and flood?
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