Article contentOne of Moyn’s proposals — which he doesn’t necessarily endorse but says he merely raises in toting up all the things you might do — is to reduce seniors’ voting power directly by “correlating our votes with our stake in the election … which is greater when you have a longer time to live under the policies being chosen.” For instance, as he argues, older folks care less about climate change than young people because they won’t actually live to experience its consequences. That’s a statement about averages, of course. Yes, David Suzuki is 90 and he still seems to care a lot about climate change — though not so much about the living standards his descendants will enjoy, if “enjoy” is the right word for life in the austere Suzukian future.