Alongside believing the news, to be a follower of vocal hypocrites is a sign of mental silliness.

The Just Stop Oil campaigners continue to travel extensively, despite advocating against excessive CO2 emissions. Wealthy individuals, who often lecture about the need to reduce our carbon footprint, have yet to part ways with their private jets and luxury yachts. Similarly, it appears that King Charles has not downsized to a more modest living arrangement. Former President Obama has yet to sell his seaside property, despite his concerns about climate change and rising sea levels

Hgh-profile politicians like Boris Johnson and his accusers, along with other proponents of lockdown measures, kept meeting in person, seemingly disregarding the guidelines they themselves had set. Even the London Metropolitan Police, while urging people to maintain a safe distance from others, have been photographed closely interacting and smiling amongst themselves.

Although some businesses were required to close during the pandemic, restaurants remained open with the simple condition that patrons had to be seated, raising questions about the efficacy of such measures in preventing the spread of the virus. The inconsistent enforcement of mask-wearing also raises concerns, as it seemed that hazmat-level protection was not deemed necessary for everyone.

Notably, none of the celebrities and commentators who fervently opposed Brexit have chosen to leave Britain as they predicted.

Lastly, the perception of Trump as a global threat was so profound that it took 13 months into Biden's presidency to become embroiled in a war, which raises questions about the urgency and necessity of such military actions.

This litany of examples showcases the prevailing hypocrisy and inconsistencies exhibited by individuals in positions of power, influence, and public prominence.

There is no challenge to face when those who talk about it don’t behave as if the challenge existed.