Environmental scientist Johan Rockström explains the importance of finding planetary boundaries.

[DaveE]

The original video was great too, this guy studies planetary boundaries, 9 of them, of which climate is 1. And the media is dominated by a techno industrial model of thinking and framing climate. But the media dosent talk much about the other 8 planetary boundaries and it’s a good framework to have

[ModernWizardx]

W science, also this should definitely blow up, high quality content right here

[ReesCatOphuls]

The glass falling over would be a closer analogy to a tipping point.

[brianvannorman]

Complicated. Yeah. No shit. You could even look at the Earth as a living organism. And we're, merely, part of it.

[acesmak]

Gets this guys, if you give the government enough money they can control the clouds.

[danielwolbrecht]

The Hubris thinking that humans can fiddle with these complex systems and prevent the catastrophic changes that ended most life.

[epsilonsilver]

Tipping points are inevitable. They would occur even if humans never existed.

[TheDaneofCoosCounty]

no… The planet is NOT “self regulating” 🙄 if it WAS then we wouldn’t look back into the past and see so many mass extinction events. This explanation is extremely ridiculous lol