This is in continuation of the thread here
Like my daughter says: The most environment-friendly act one can do is to kill oneself. Why don't we each do it?...
Since most of us don't - does that mean that there's no point in trying to do anything else about it, or that we lose the right to say anything about it?
By the way, that was a scientist from the research team and obviously he wasn't piloting anything. He was just sitting there because the director thought it would look cool. Personally, what I thought when I watched that shot was: Where's the ice? They were supposed to be in an ice-sea.
I get it: Let's dismiss it altogether because the world isn't perfect.1 minute 45 seconds: "it was kind of a punch to the stomach" said the man driving a boat that probably leaks toxins into the water.
I assume the ship/boat shown at 1 minute 30 seconds is the same as the one the man is piloting. It is still sad to see, but I hate this type of semi-hypocrisy.
Like my daughter says: The most environment-friendly act one can do is to kill oneself. Why don't we each do it?...
Since most of us don't - does that mean that there's no point in trying to do anything else about it, or that we lose the right to say anything about it?
By the way, that was a scientist from the research team and obviously he wasn't piloting anything. He was just sitting there because the director thought it would look cool. Personally, what I thought when I watched that shot was: Where's the ice? They were supposed to be in an ice-sea.
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