Comments by "FuzzyBear" (@fuzzy-02) on "Is Earth's Largest Heat Transfer Really Shutting Down?" video.

I'm personally not worried. Humanity collectively isn't just whats shown on social media. I strongly believe we will make a breakthrough and start fixing the problem. The mumber of smart specialized people is always increasing. Just look at renewable energy. A 200 watt solar panel cost 2,000$ a decade ago. Now it cost around 200-240$ and is estimated to go to around 30$ under the next decade. A lot of scientists also believe we will make a breakthrough and what seems to be a massive problem will become a small problem, basing that on history and the last 100 years. I am not saying we should not do anything about it. Im just saying we should not spread mass panic like the media does because they just want a hot potato to chew on with how crappy the media became nowadays. Anyways, im glad creators on youtube are a thing now, i tend to find them having more credibility than big media news. Ironic. Anyways, xd
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@JNArnold This is a lot subjective. Corporations are not charity. Their function, by law, is to make money. If rats ate your vegetables, do you blame the rats or your own inadequacy to protect the garden? Laws and law enforcement by the governments is the entity with power to change things and the responsibility to do so. Research institutes are also a major factor but we all know they need a lot of funding.
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