【Links: 日本語】
■ noteトップ記事 → 全記事が辿れます。気候変動理解、解決へのシステム変革案等: https://t.co/BJOb3220O0
■ 【緊急提言】文明崩壊回避の設計図 → コア提案を纏めた提言書: https://t.co/K8x7me8sah
【Links: English】
■ My Substack Top-page: https://t.co/aIerzYdO4a
■ Survival Redesign: A Blueprint for Capitalism 2.0 and Global Democracy: https://t.co/zSGrbe3BA8
---
【Posts: 日本語】
● 生存のための再設計:
https://t.co/GSP9maxy1X
● コンセプト説明書:生存のための再設計:
https://t.co/x3qITsVPqM
● [緊急提言] 設計モデル型経済への移行と「地球市民会議」の創設: https://t.co/VrY5J1UANF
● 提案用スレッド[生存のための再設計]: https://t.co/SYYJnfSPjE
【Posts: English】
● Survival Redesign: https://t.co/USQQpKabcx
● Concept Narrative: Survival Redesign: https://t.co/FclJNqGL9O
● [Urgent Proposal] Transition to a Design-Model Economy and the Establishment of a Global Citizens’ Council: https://t.co/S8IWBfurs7
● The End of "Wait-and-See" Democracy: https://t.co/LHR1a3MzWQ
● An Open Letter to World Leaders: "Global Citizens' Congress" Proposal: https://t.co/gZBxOvR8XB
---
↓ その他、当ポスト参照:
https://t.co/h8r1S67SYr
---
(P.S.)
📢 良いpostがあったら、どんどん拡散してね! 🙏
📢 If you find a post you like, please share it! 🙏
---
ヨハン・ロックストローム氏のインタビュー。
避け難い現実がより一層迫ってきているという以外は、いつものトーンです。
後半では、立場的な発言と本音の距離も垣間見えますね
The Ice Age Risk Hidden Inside Global Warming | 30 with Guyon Espiner S5... https://t.co/lhPfNrL68N @YouTubeより
Arctic ocean passes 'irreversible' chemical tipping point
New data shows that decades of ice loss have fundamentally altered Arctic ocean chemistry, triggering an irreversible disruption to the foundations of the region’s food chain
https://t.co/IICnbVokwb
The maths is indeed unforgiving, and our current flow-based governance is structurally incapable of balancing the ledger with planetary boundaries.
If incremental policy and "political expediency" are guaranteed to fail, we must pivot from a system of moral pleas to an architecture of algorithmic enforcement.
We need a fundamental macro-economic OS redesign that integrates cumulative carbon debt directly into global asset balance sheets, algorithmically forcing market behavior to stay strictly within physics-based limits.
I would be deeply honored if you could take a glance at this architectural blueprint for a systemic alternative:
👇
https://t.co/thbYgEf57W
Decades of "political expediency" prove that our current governance is structurally incapable of meeting physical limits.
We need a macro-economic OS redesign that algorithmically forces capital within safe boundaries.
I would be deeply honored if you could take a glance at this architectural blueprint for a systemic alternative:
👇
https://t.co/QVdcBa2j4Y
“Strip away the political spin and the science is stark. Keeping warming below 2°C requires global emissions cuts of 8% every year starting now… For wealthy nations such as the UK, which repeatedly claim they will lead the transition, the rate of cuts needs to be in excess of 10% year on year. …Too often, influential voices have become more concerned with defending what is politically feasible than communicating what the science actually demands. Until we place physical reality ahead of political expediency, we will continue to fail on Paris.” (Prof. Kevin Anderson)
While most institutional responses settle for comfortable greenwashing, Prof. Anderson’s critique hits the cold physical reality.
This is not just a UK issue; it is a structural failure of our nation-state, flow-based governance. Incremental adjustments and "politically feasible" targets cannot override the brutal mathematics of physics.
To bridge this fundamental gap, we must shift from political expediency to algorithmic enforcement. We need a macro-economic OS redesign that integrates cumulative carbon debt directly into global asset balance sheets, forcing market behavior to stay strictly within planetary boundaries.
Here is the architectural specification to align human systems with physical reality:
👇
https://t.co/thbYgEf57W
Quelle surprise: my comment on the Govt's latest climate commitment https://t.co/AJSICc0GQI is out of step, at least publicly, with many colleagues: https://t.co/zFo14sLg61
With expert whitewash on one side & charlatans on the other, an honest climate debate stands no chance.
Prioritizing short-term corporate profits over ecosystem collapse is a fatal bug in our current civilization.
Incremental regulations can no longer fix this; it is a structural failure. We need a fundamental macro-economic OS redesign to algorithmically force market behavior within safe boundaries. No more time.
👇
https://t.co/thbYgEf57W
Please spread the world
Both Trump USA and EU are now vastly increasing pesticide use knowing this will wipe out our Bees and insects and also a threat to human health
Good Golly this paper (still not peer reviewed) is something else… “Projections based on the accelerated trend estimates suggest the potential for an additional 0.5–1.0°C of warming within the next decade.”
Jesus, Mary and Joseph! That would mean potentially more than 2C warming *before* 2040. Please be wrong!
h/t @ProfBillMcGuire
Not peer-reviewed yet, but if it is then we are in the deepest of deep sh*t
Warming of almost half a degree C a decade and a 0.5 to 1C rise possible within the next decade
https://t.co/Cw2W0sHlsw
"
How can we fix this? The answer is so easy we often overlook it—by talking about it!
I don’t mean flooding people with terrifying news about massive wildfires, melting glaciers, or collapsing ocean currents. That kind of conversation often leaves people feeling even more helpless. I don’t mean getting into the arcane scientific details of how CO2 absorbs heat or the challenges of modeling cloud microphysics, either. And I definitely don’t mean using our voices to shame others—for flying, for eating beef, or for falling short in some way. Shame rarely motivates change. In fact, it tends to do the opposite: it causes people to shut down, retreat, and stop sharing or acting at all.
Instead, talk about why you care about climate change. How is it affecting the people, places, or things you love? Share the small defeat—yours and others’—and celebrate them. Use your voice to advocate for change where you live, work, study, or worship.
"
It's difficult... I think it's something we often tend to do.
Since the option of "giving up" doesn't exist, I believe we should oppose such pessimism, but I also think there's the harsh reality that even if we work hard following an "optimistic action plan" that misjudges the harshness of reality, it will become impossible to meet the deadline.
What's needed isn't gradual correction, but a major change in direction, but I think that requires a fire to be lit, a realization that "things can't continue like this." And for that, I think it's unavoidable to convey the harsh reality as it is.
Therefore, what's bad is conveying only pessimistic information without offering any solutions, and similarly, we must avoid the illusion that "things can be managed with the current level of effort" due to optimistic information.
We've passed the stage where we can take things slowly; wartime action is now required. These next one or two years are crucial.
Here is my ambitious reform plan, for your reference (I believe discussions of this scale are now essential):
👇
https://t.co/thbYgEf57W
If you want my clear, science-based take on what’s happening, why it matters, and - most importantly - what we can do about it, check out my free Talking Climate newsletter.
Why? Because understanding is the first step. Action is the next.
https://t.co/cfzX6HfhJq
Artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean. Nor do they have a moral conscience, since they do not judge good and evil, grasp the ultimate meaning of situations, or bear responsibility for consequences. They may imitate or even simulate, but they do not understand what they produce, for they lack the affective, relational, and spiritual perspective through which human beings grow in wisdom. #MagnificaHumanitas