Yeah, there's a lot to unpack there, but basically intention and trust.

"Climate Change" narrative is alarmist, which means it has alterior intentions (to accumulate political power).

And the idea that we need to trust government and business, the largest proponents of consumerism and pollution, to deliver global sustainability of our waters and air. Doubt at their ability to execute, and fear they'll just take the tax money and won't deliver anything.

We live in a time of corruption and division, so it's difficult to have faith in a future that relies on trust and cooperation.

But human potential is far greater than what we have allowed so far as a collective. And an increasing collective awareness, which has been revealing darkness under the light of truth, has been paving a way for a new and better future.

The collective desire is there, and those who don't allow it, or try to block it, will face a great resistance.