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CharlieZ · 70-79, M
I know it´s not feasable.
But would be interesting to conduct a massive sociological research:
The correlation between people´s personal believes about this and their political choices.
We´ll probably know for sure what it´s intutivelly evident.
Anti / pseudo Science "schools of thought" (religious, political, philosophical) are "de facto" ideological allies of economic interests that need to hide and deflect the effects of certain activities over climate.
But would be interesting to conduct a massive sociological research:
The correlation between people´s personal believes about this and their political choices.
We´ll probably know for sure what it´s intutivelly evident.
Anti / pseudo Science "schools of thought" (religious, political, philosophical) are "de facto" ideological allies of economic interests that need to hide and deflect the effects of certain activities over climate.