that twitter, under its new ownership, misinformation is starting to really go wild, rampant on that. so, if it takes a weird quarter of a clock unveiling to get people to start paying attention to that stuff, then so be it. i do think we should be paying attention. i agree entirely with it would be paying attention. but it s not upping attention clock. it s not like, oh man, we ve got problems clock. it is we are seconds from total annihilation and existential erasure on the planet clock. that s how they billet. and misinformation isn t leading to that. the threat from nuclear war is coming entirely from putin, and the people who are listening to these people aren t in moscow. climate change is real, and it s a problem. but the timeline by all the experts who are most passionate about it, is very different
so if it takes a weird corner of a clock unveiling to get people to start paying attention to that stuff, then so be it because i do think we should be paying attention. i agree retiring that we should be paying attention, but it s not a paying attention clock, it s not oh man we got problems clock, it s we re seconds from total annihilation and extent shall eraser on the planet clock. and this information isn t leading to that. the threat from nuclear war is coming entirely from putin and people listening to those people aren t in moscow climate change is real and a problem but the timeline by all the experts who are most passionate about it is very different than like nuclear war tomorrow. it is, and maybe telling everybody that we are seconds from the apocalypse, which is what so much of twitter and social media does already, is part of the problem. because it keeps everybody in a state of panic.