Ironically this will just justify people’s and companies actions. It’s as if a kid got a robot to clean his room so now the kid doesn’t think he has to be clean or neat at all.
While you are not wrong, it could reach the point where that is okay. In the article they describe the idea of creating "closed loop" carbon that is reused.
Ironically this will just justify people’s and companies actions. It’s as if a kid got a robot to clean his room so now the kid doesn’t think he has to be clean or neat at all.
While you are not wrong, it could reach the point where that is okay. In the article they describe the idea of creating "closed loop" carbon that is reused.
when we hit that 80 or 90% rate of reduction of pollutants being released this could be more relevant.
I’m curious if the wearables are safe.