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“Sure, you can say nuclear power is somewhat less carbon-intensive than burning fossil fuels for energy; beating your children to death with a club will prevent them from getting hit by a car. Ravaging the Earth by one irreparable means is not a sensible way to prevent it from being destroyed by…” quote by Rebecca Solnit
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“Sure, you can say nuclear power is somewhat less carbon-intensive than burning fossil fuels for energy; beating your children to death with a club will prevent them from getting hit by a car. Ravaging the Earth by one irreparable means is not a sensible way to prevent it from being destroyed by another. There are alternatives. We should choose them and use them.”

Rebecca Solnit

About This Quote

Source Essay: The Mother of All Questions, 2020

The quote juxtaposes a minor environmental benefit of nuclear power with an extreme moral absurdity, arguing that small harms cannot justify larger, irreversible damage; it urges seeking less harmful alternatives.

In simple terms: Small harms don’t justify huge, irreversible damage.

Key Takeaway

Seek and adopt less harmful solutions.

Themes

environment ethics technology alternatives consequences

Mood

concerned thoughtful urgent

Type

philosophical ethical activist

When to use this quote

  • energy policy decisions
  • climate activism
  • industrial planning
  • public health debates

Key Concepts

moral philosophy environmental ethics risk assessment

Questions to Reflect On

  • What truly harmful alternatives exist?
  • How can we balance urgency with caution?
A Different Perspective

It may overlook the urgent need for large‑scale solutions in crisis contexts.

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