While I agree in general, the problem is “something shorter, with more direct comparisons to other cause areas” might have the opposite effect. That is the kind of argument that could induce emotional rejection on people that have already spent significant resources (or have modeled their identities) on fighting climate change. For that specific group of people, you probably need something with significantly more nuance.
While I agree in general, the problem is “something shorter, with more direct comparisons to other cause areas” might have the opposite effect. That is the kind of argument that could induce emotional rejection on people that have already spent significant resources (or have modeled their identities) on fighting climate change. For that specific group of people, you probably need something with significantly more nuance.
That’s fair. I’ll keep thinking about it but this was helpful, thanks.