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Re:CO2 overload, detected in human blood, suggests toxic atm... by bix6 on Friday July 17, 2026 @01:06PM (#48949663)
Build software that improves the situation. That could be monitoring that helps surface data, tools that help governments and industries manage their CO2 goals, AI systems that search for solutions that you then implement, social apps that help us manifest change, etc. This whole category is underserved because everyone just throws their hands up and says it’s unsolvable, governments problem, etc.

Edit: the only positive response in this thread and I get downvotes lmao what the hell people.

Re:CO2 overload, detected in human blood, suggests toxic atm... by toasty228 on Friday July 17, 2026 @01:16PM (#48949783)
> the only positive response in this thread and I get downvotes lmao what the hell people.

Because it's not "positive", it's "techsolutionism", which at this point is basically a cult... let's keep shovelling more shit on the gigantic pile of shit and pray it gets smaller

Re:CO2 overload, detected in human blood, suggests toxic atm... by bix6 on Friday July 17, 2026 @02:50PM (#48950910)
You’re conflating me giving one individual advice with techno-optimisim being pushed by those seeking self-enrichment. There are absolutely things GP could do to use his skills for good.
Re:CO2 overload, detected in human blood, suggests toxic atm... by ratelimitsteve on Friday July 17, 2026 @01:23PM (#48949865)
There are plenty of positive responses, yours got downvoted for being essentially a series tautologies. "Do something that fixes the problem" isn't advice, and "have AI do something that fixes the problem" is actually directly harmful to the end goal.
Re:CO2 overload, detected in human blood, suggests toxic atm... by bix6 on Friday July 17, 2026 @02:51PM (#48950919)
I am suggesting a mindset shift / brainstorm but ok.