Somini Sengupta in Conversation With Yuval Noah Harari and Vanessa Nakate

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Speakers:
Yuval Noah Harari, Philosopher, Historian and Author
Vanessa Nakate, Member, Generation Climate Initiative and Climate Justice Activist
Somini Sengupta, International Climate Reporter, The New York Times

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Reporters like this women Somini that are complex to look like they are intellectually super knowledgeable about the climate, are a big problem. In the end, this conversation between Harari and Vanessa as two enlightened minds, turned out to be a complete attempt by her to equate with them, through long "questions", which in fact could be made very simply short. More time for guests. But no: for her the event is much more important than the point of the event. Therefore, even without shame, she asks Vanessa "what she will do after the conference?", as if the conference is "the most important event for climate change" and not her actions, for which she was invited.

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I agree..
She is over intellectualizing the talk..
Questions like "what will be the history of today".. aare.. come on yaar, how can anyone know what will be history of today?
But, I really learned about a beautiful movement, Green belt movement..
In India we too had a similar kinda great movement, "Chipko Moment" where people hugged the trees to protect them from cutting down... We all should learn about these climate movements.

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OMG this reporter is soooo BORING