The problem with Switzerland (and other wealthy countries) is that we have the time and money to ask ourselves this kind of question, and people have the time to think about it. There have always been more difficult times (wars, economic crises, unemployment), and Switzerland has always come through them well.

It's one of the best countries in the world in which to live.

If an adult sees a child fall and says "You've been hurt, my poor darling", the child will start to cry. If you ignore him, he'll just walk away.



The same goes for human psychology. The more psychologists and other researchers conduct "research", the more they bring out psychoses that might not otherwise exist.

The only thing that should really worry humanity is the massive destruction of its environment. But the Swiss are far too preoccupied with booking their vacations on the other side of the world to worry about that. So things aren't so bad after all.

Those who read the articles of climatologists and observe that it is indeed the predictions of scientists, regularly dismissed as "alarmists", that are materialising – and if they don't behave like climate sceptics who have become pseudo-experts in "natural" climate cycles to reassure themselves – it is obvious that there is cause for concern. When, in addition, power is in the hands of climate sceptics or those who, no longer being able to decently deny this accelerating warming, have become climate optimists, the future is far from rosy. And to note that, apart from Europe where climate change is taken seriously, elsewhere it's a race to grab resources, the solution is to bury one's head in the sand like the majority, who love the optimistic and deceitful speeches of politicians who think they know much more than scientists.