Climate activist Greta Thunberg is interviewed

The transcript discusses the power and responsibility of young people in addressing global issues, emphasizing their natural instinct to rebel and the burden they face as leaders of a global movement. It highlights the frustration that children feel about having to take action when adults should be responsible, and the determination to continue despite the challenges, as their future is at risk.

What is one reason young people are seen as powerful in addressing global issues?

• They have more resources than adults.

• They have more time to dedicate to causes.

• They have a natural instinct to challenge norms.

• They are more experienced than adults.

Why do young activists feel a sense of burden?

• They lack support from their peers.

• They believe adults should be responsible for taking action.

• They are not aware of the issues at hand.

• They are forced to participate in movements.

What is a common sentiment among young people leading global movements?

• They feel they are the only ones who can make a difference.

• They are eager to take on adult responsibilities.

• They feel they should not have to lead these movements.

• They believe the issues are not urgent.

What motivates young people to continue their activism?

• The desire for fame and recognition.

• The awareness of the risks to their future.

• The pressure from their parents.

• The financial benefits of activism.

How do young people view their role in global issues?

• As a way to avoid school responsibilities.

• As a means to gain popularity.

• As a temporary phase.

• As a necessary action due to adult inaction.