I often hear people say that they would like politicians to do more against climate change. As the next question, I ask them: "what's your individual willingness to pay for that problem" (on a monthly basis). This question often hits them hard and the typical first objection is: "if it's only me, I am not willing to do this." That's a fair point and exactly the kind of problem that kickstarter was made for.So, then I am asking them: "how much would you be willing to spend per month as a climate change subscription if 1,000 or 100,000 or even 10,000,000 million people would join you and the subscription only starts if enough people joined".Would love to hear your thoughts on this!PS: For now, let's not focus on how we spend the money. There are enough potential alternatives and we can figure out the best allocation after we solved the initial funding problem. In the end, this is more about starting a movement where politicians and other decision makers can see that there is a large and growing number of people who are willing to spend their hard-earned money on that problem! This is very different from just lip-service because it's easy to say "I would like the climate to change" but then not put your money where your mouth is.