The article challenges the notion that humanity is inherently destructive towards its environment. It presents a perspective on climate change, arguing that it is not human stupidity but rather intelligence that has led to environmental issues, as technological advancements were made to meet needs. While acknowledging the greed of certain industries, the author remains optimistic about human ingenuity and problem-solving capabilities. The discussion also reflects on past advancements in public health and the belief in a better future for the next generations.
Humans didn't cause climate change by being stupid; they caused it by being extremely smart. We started burning coal to solve problems.
We are problem-solving machines, and we will solve this problem too. Our intelligence is geared toward survival.
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