Individual actions like recycling or going vegan feel good, but they barely dent global emissions—should we still promote them as the main solution? I recently checked my own carbon footprint with an online calculator and got a number that honestly shocked me. But when I compared it to the 100 companies responsible for 71% of industrial emissions, my personal contribution seemed like a drop in the ocean. Maybe focusing on individual guilt is just a way to deflect from the systemic changes we actually need, like carbon pricing and stricter regulations. Do you think personal responsibility matters at all when the real damage is corporate?