Good for them, we need way more of this.
this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2023
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Honestly yes, I don't think people truly realise how deeply in the shitter we are. Best outcome would be to duck off with it now, in a year. Carbon zero. But this won't happen.
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Why a game convention though? Does the gaming industry use any oil?
It's about getting the message out and being disruptive. Standing on a street corner with a sign does nothing as the news ignores you.
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Does the average person tune in to watch O&G industry conventions?
I suppose that there's plastic in various electronic devices, like controllers.
There's plastic in literally everything welcome to the modern world
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Well this is way better than blocking roads and glueing your hands on the tarmac
Nah, I'd say it's about the same. I like both tactics!
"gamign", said the gaming journalist
At least we know it isn't an AI generated article
That's not any better
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