[diegoveralli]

> Public transportation still requires you to go to the bus stop in the rain.

I want to say here that this comment sounds extremely alien to me, to the point that out of context I would have taken it as satirical.

I know you're serious, but there's probably a big portion of people to whom discussing the problem of walking in the rain to the bus stop sounds completely ridiculous, in any context, and as as something we must consider when talking about climate change policy, well, even more ridiculous.

I've lived in rainy places, and you just wear a raincoat, boots, maybe an umbrella (not always), and carry on.

This kind of disproportionate weight assigned to even the smallest levels of personal discomfort, when discussing these problems, is what most people are denouncing here. And this bias might be what pushes people towards techno-solutionism that doesn't have a chance of actually solving our problems in the time frame that we need.