Why is AI treated as inevitable while clean tech gets no such urgency?
_RodolfoOcampo · x · 2026-11-07
biigrem poses a discussion-provoking question: why is AI widely treated as inevitable — something society must adapt to and accept — while renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and EVs are never granted the same certainty or urgency? The contrast highlights how technology narratives shape social acceptance.
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