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Talking to my daughter about war and ‘megafires’
by John L. Micek
We were on the way to ballet rehearsal. It’s my favorite 30 minutes of the day. It’s a chance to break away from work, and to touch base with my only child. She’s 14 now. And it won’t be long before she’s driving herself. I treasure these moments.
“So,” I asked her. “How was school today?”
“We were arguing about whether we’re more likely to die from World War III or climate change,” she said.
Her response stoppe...