@jpaskaruk https://mas.to/@Nonya_Bidniss/111312588461666804

@jpaskaruk @nathaliaassaad Seems to me that this discussion could benefit significantly from switching the focus from what *other people* should do to what we individually have done and will do.

From my perspective, I don’t need to read any more hot takes about idealized solutions. I want to see more about successful concrete steps people have taken to actually reduce their own and their communities’ carbon footprint

@jpaskaruk I think the problem I’m running into now with mass transit is the part that makes it effective, namely the “mass” part. The more people who get shoved onto buses and trains, the more cost effective it is, but at the same time, the less safe it is from a COVID perspective. The crowding was always the one thing I didn’t like about transit pre-pandemic (even as I relied on it), but now it’s shifted from uncomfortable to unsafe, and I don’t know how that can be addressed.