Game of Thrones and Climate Change

The video explores the theory that Game of Thrones is an allegory for climate change. It draws parallels between the White Walkers and climate change, highlighting the political inaction and denial that exacerbate the threat. The narrative emphasizes the global impact of climate change, the need for collective action, and the mistaken belief in industrial civilization's ability to withstand nature's forces. The video concludes by urging viewers to reflect on their responsibility in addressing climate change.

What is the main theory discussed in the introduction regarding Game of Thrones?

• It's a historical drama.

• It's a tale of personal revenge.

• It's an allegory for climate change.

• It's a story about political power.

How are the White Walkers similar to climate change?

• They are a threat to only one kingdom.

• They are a global threat ignored by many.

• They are a minor inconvenience.

• They are easily defeated.

What is the attitude of noble houses towards the White Walkers?

• They seek their help.

• They deny their existence.

• They ignore them because they are not real.

• They unite to fight them.

What has been the effect of industrialization on CO2 emissions?

• It has stabilized emissions.

• It has had no effect.

• It has decreased emissions.

• It has caused emissions to skyrocket.

What is required from major nations to combat climate change?

• Isolation from each other.

• Short-term sacrifices.

• Increased competition.

• Ignoring the problem.

Who suffers the most due to climate change, according to the video?

• The political leaders.

• The middle class.

• The world's poorest people.

• The wealthiest nations.

What role do experts play in the real world, as compared to the Night's Watch?

• They stand on the sidelines.

• They lead the fight against climate change.

• They are unaware of the problem.

• They deny climate change.

What does Charli Carpenter refer to Game of Thrones as?

• A political drama.

• A historical recount.

• A collective action story.

• A fantasy adventure.

What mistaken belief does the story of the Northern Wall highlight?

• That nature is easily controlled.

• That industrial civilization can withstand nature.

• That climate change is a myth.

• That technology will solve all problems.