- Numbers-Are-Numbers-0.mp3
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-0.mp4
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-I.mp3
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-I.mp4
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-II.mp3
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-II.mp4
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-Unplugged-Unusual.mp3
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-Unplugged-Unusual.mp4
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-acoustic.mp3
- Numbers-Are-Numbers-electric.mp3
[Intro]
Numbers are numbers
Know they don’t lie
The path through math
Will suppress your cry
[Verse 1]
See inequity rising
Not surprisingly
So is the sea
[Bridge]
Only rational thinking
Will stop our ship from sinking
[Chorus]
Numbers are numbers (1, 2)
Know they don’t lie (never do)
The path through math (3, 4)
Will suppress your cry (for sure)
[Verse 2]
If tax code is taxing
On your ‘facting’
Try to find your mind
(through being kind)
[Bridge]
Only rational thinking
Will stop our ship from sinking
[Chorus]
Numbers are numbers (1, 2)
Know they don’t lie (never do)
The path through math (3, 4)
Will suppress your cry (for sure)
[Bridge]
Only rational thinking
Will stop our ship from sinking
[Outro]
Numbers are numbers (1, 2)
Know they don’t lie (never do)
The path through math (3, 4)
Will suppress your cry (for sure)
A SCIENCE NOTE
Climate change will continue to exacerbate existing inequalities. As extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other climate-related disruptions increase, those with fewer resources will struggle the most to adapt and recover. This growing inequality calls for a two-pronged approach: actively working to mitigate global warming and preparing for the socio-economic disparities it will inevitably deepen.