You say denial is increasing
Yes, it looks to be a clear trend over the last 5 years. It's not just me that has noticed it.
and you correctly identified that people are finally pulling themselves out of the madness.
The madness of denial? Clearly not.
I don't think anyone's considering putting AI's finger on the nuclear button.
Not until we've closed the mineshaft gap.
It's truly bizarre that people think they can tell people who lived through events that those events didn't happen.
I lived through it too. You are talking nonsense.
The odd thing is that when I was a kid and we were going to enter The New Ice Age
Not according to science of the time (1970s), no.
The next 50 years will perhaps be a meter/one yard
That's a severe issue for a lot of coastal or tidal cities, which is a large proportion of the most important cities in the world. It would have a large economic impact.
and various inflation busting public and private sector payrises
Those occurred in many instances several years ago, but also after years of rises less than inflation which, by your logic, should have been a boost to the economy but didn't seem to be.
Non sequitur of the week
But not a skillset that includes looking at something, and instantly determining it is a vehicle of extraterrestrial source.
Clearly, pilot training is utterly inadequate.
Friction is a drag.