One data, one picture, one feels guilty and helpless.
Even if we belong to the same human beings, we still strive to distinguish ourselves from each other because of our country, region, and skin color, and constantly compare ourselves with each other.
Compare resources, compare speed, and compare fists.
The documentary says that just one person can break this status quo, but I don't think that's going to happen at all.
Perhaps it is necessary to start with oneself and start with small things, but how many people are doing the work of destroying the earth just to survive, and how many people will trouble themselves to practice a green lifestyle in the faster and faster pace of development, How many people can compete with capital and one or even dozens of countries to change the current development mode, and how many people can truly have a vision spanning a hundred years, including generations of minds to spare no effort to engage in this cause. Many people, the vast majority of ordinary people, either can't do it, don't want to do it, or can't do it.
This is too difficult, which means giving up the benefits that are at your fingertips and close at hand, and pursuing a welfare that costs an extremely high time and can not get the most practical returns to an average of seven billion people.
But it is true that many countries have already taken action, and even if they are bound by various constraints, they have taken the first important step.
As an ordinary person, I can't use my professional knowledge to make changes to the current situation of my home. All I can do is to live a green life and call on more people to live a green life.
Hope for a better future.
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