[ggoo]

Scientific advancement has suffered from the light pollution and that advancement is a driving force behind your modern life. So you have (or will) suffer indirectly over time.

[JumpCrisscross]

> Scientific advancement has suffered from the light pollution

Has it?

Destroying the Amazon destroys information. Light pollution simply raises the cost of our accessing it. I suppose one could model this out to some effect on deep-space astronomy's productivity. But if that effect is real--and I've seen zero evidence it is--the solution is a tax on satellite launches to fund more observatories.

[ggoo]

Your response is not in good faith - this is very easy to google.

[loeg]

I think your attempted connection between astronomy and modern technological conveniences is pretty thin.

[ggoo]

Does your phone have a camera on it?