Harm from weather events: heat stroke, storms, crop damage. Plus the butterfly effect.
That only seems to show that emissions do harm. Not that the harm is so finely individuated. fwiw there are reasons to doubt the butterfly effect works in the same way given quantum mechanics
I’d be interested to hear Carl’s response, since this is an interesting test case for the harm-avoidance moral principles at issue.
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Harm from weather events: heat stroke, storms, crop damage. Plus the butterfly effect.
That only seems to show that emissions do harm. Not that the harm is so finely individuated. fwiw there are reasons to doubt the butterfly effect works in the same way given quantum mechanics
I’d be interested to hear Carl’s response, since this is an interesting test case for the harm-avoidance moral principles at issue.