b + c) In terms of “financial situation” or “job” yes, it completely depends on us which job we will have later. Also in terms of climate change we have the responsibility, but not the whole. If we talk about climate change, the whole world is involved.
10. In order to get to know you a little better, a few questions now follow that at first glance have nothing to do with the topic of climate change.
a) If you were able to freely choose, which kind of life you woul like to lead – what would this involve?
b) Do you have the feeling you are free to choose what the real prospects of your future life will be?
c) If you answer no, what do you think is lacking and therefore negatively influencing your personal decisions for the future?
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Date: 27. of May 2009 | By: Urs
What do you mean exactly when you say we wouldn't have the "whole" responsibility? Do you mean that a single person is not responsible for a world wide phenomenon like climate change? But who exactly is responsible if the whole world is involved - all countries in the world and their citizens equally, or are there countries which should do more than others? E.g. those who invented CO2-emitting technologies? Or those which emit the most?