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- Do you think we have an obligation to act?
Act about what?
- About big things, like climate, inequality, democracy?
No.
- Then things just get worse.
Yes.
- But you aren’t obligated to?
No. You are not obligated to do anything. But you have to understand the cost of inaction.
- But what if the cost of action is worse.
It almost never is. That’s just a story we tell ourselves when we are afraid.
- But people are afraid. You can’t deny that.
Almost everything worth having is on the other side of fear.