Post #7403 by LongTermBRK on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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Perhaps that’s correct, yes.

But the hypothesis of gravity, in terms of its impact and the pricing of risk (ALL that’s relevant in THIS format) is widely understood. Climate Change hypotheses or theories run the spectrum from “cyclical impact” to “57 million year event,long term catastrophe”…with most thoughts somewhere between :)

From a Berkshire shareholder perspective, however you want to categorize this, Climate Change is a lot more difficult to calculate than gravity from a risk analysis perspective. IOW, all that really matters…HERE. On THIS business topic.

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