I think it is hi-larious that the first major impact making climate change real for people is insurance.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/31/climate/climate-change-insurance-wildfires-california.html?unlocked_article_code=jNqQQ3KxRnognLlf4E3o8-ksmAA0-8dXGuWxaX5XSl3X7Ziqr0aWrufjZFG9YoVucV0uYctEwOGqsBSd3VTopkiZoonX1vPqPvyocD_cUv4jPX8sBhgqlX3GYvjygj1RWem8LrkdexM25mFs-fSKPSCECFPdBYTvtXa27f7MfS8Gq1E_eYz-6A2oneU2oc8AV7P5ZWyXx_jW4yPjIh31LI19nFQjF90WSf521Jt0V5TqJOXGyFLFRhdsz2kvRyj8zIJwqnKG8c56TW0413-gcmeCt5UUqyUqxLqNlEk76AGTCIHAnzfxx8D7I0jhRBDYmwqkLLurpofTk1pVPN1MpVIYf4Zu1-rd4PCvVIbIFgFV2ibr8_cs&smid=url-share

Ok, now that I’m not laughing any more, that actually makes sense. You won’t get clobbered by sea level rise or the mother of all forest fires or hurricanes, but none of the people whose job it is to know these things will take your bet that you’re going to be fine.