Which respond both to scientific understanding of the problem, as well as a human caring

about it.

Right?

Goodness, look around.

If this isn't collapse, what do you call it?

You know, the standard of living is going down for many people.

The climate is moving in directions, which threaten the existence of this country.

The U.S. presidential election is being held between two of the most awful people I ever

saw in public life.

The oil companies are in a desperate rush to pump the last bit of oil out of the ground,

leaving nothing for the future.

Is this collapse or is this what do you call this if you don't call it?

We are in a period of collapse now, which will intensify.

I think we need to understand there isn't such a thing as global policy.

There's just seven billion people getting up every morning and doing something.

In some cases, they're quite similar.

In other cases, they're very different from each other.

And the result of what they do, somehow we term global policy, but it's not like somebody

asks, what is the global policy?

People rather say, what are these seven billion people trying to accomplish?

I'm personally against globalization, because I know we're going to make mistakes.

People make mistakes, that's what they do.

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