Would be cool to know how he earned that status. His presence generates so much respect.

I have been collecting local data over the last 15 years, and my findings correlate with a warming climate. I don’t dispute the direction we are heading. But. Are we meant to stay here on Earth forever? My thoughtful answer is no, we have the capacity to explore further, and that means constant experimentation and iteration, along with the risks these imply. We will adapt to the new climate, or we won’t. But either outcome is fine. We were not here at the beginning, and we will not be here at the end, but curiosity must be fed. Even if curiosity ends up killing the cat.

https://fountain.fm/episode/15dFsZ3fvmGmK3nqyL4k

https://fountain.fm/episode/ATKK7EaYzNkKkJhoB5dP

I understand what you mean, but many people's skin is adapted. That's why skin awareness is important, it's a genetical heritage that tells you where you come from. If I were to permanently live in the African savanna or Norway, then my skin wouldn't be as prepared, and I would need to take extra measures regularly, either by covering my skin, taking supplements, etc. However, my skin is prepared to handle the average radiation of my region. I have never used sun cream, and if I'm going to be overexposed for whatever reason (during the 5% yearly window where the sun's intensity is above average), a hat and long sleeves are enough.

I believe the most important is good skin awareness. The highest rates of skin cancer are in Australia and New Zealand because most of their population are north-europeans descendents. So they are not suposed to live there and their skin is not adapted.

It already is, can't get much worse from here.