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originally posted by: Whereismypassword
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
The earth warming will give us more extreme weather, you know what extreme weather is?
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
So many ways it could be bad. Weather and weather extremes will be worse, vegetation will be less nutritious, warming will melt more and more glaciers thus pumping a lot of fresh water into a salt water system which will disrupt the nutrient dispersal in the oceans and kill a lot of Sea life, food shortages, pestilence, and whatever else you could think of. Also consider the fact that the world population is increasing and this only com
pounds the situation. Not saying that I have all of the answers but this is what I see through my lens.
originally posted by: Grimpachi
Rapid warming is not good for us. The Arctic has trapped millions of gallons of mercury and I don't think anyone will claim releasing that into the food supply is a good thing.
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
So many ways it could be bad. Weather and weather extremes will be worse, vegetation will be less nutritious, warming will melt more and more glaciers thus pumping a lot of fresh water into a salt water system which will disrupt the nutrient dispersal in the oceans and kill a lot of Sea life, food shortages, pestilence, and whatever else you could think of. Also consider the fact that the world population is increasing and this only com
pounds the situation. Not saying that I have all of the answers but this is what I see through my lens.
See, this is why I feel the level of doom this one is being sold at, is excessive and unnecessary. An entire generation of people who live feeling guilty about something they have NO control over. We have been a fairly resilient group up till now, and the Earth sure as hell will adapt, as it always has. Our existence will be limited to our ability to not screw up our chances, but then, you, nor I have a say in the outcome. Don't believe me, stop using any fossil fuels. No Gas, no plastics, lots of things you aren't even factoring in. If we all turn into pumpkins in 50 years or less, we will be #ing orange pretty damn quick. enjoy life, or don't.
originally posted by: Whereismypassword
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
The earth warming will give us more extreme weather, you know what extreme weather is?
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Whereismypassword
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
The earth warming will give us more extreme weather, you know what extreme weather is?
do you know where Cleveland is?
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
So many ways it could be bad. Weather and weather extremes will be worse, vegetation will be less nutritious, warming will melt more and more glaciers thus pumping a lot of fresh water into a salt water system which will disrupt the nutrient dispersal in the oceans and kill a lot of Sea life, food shortages, pestilence, and whatever else you could think of. Also consider the fact that the world population is increasing and this only com
pounds the situation. Not saying that I have all of the answers but this is what I see through my lens.
See, this is why I feel the level of doom this one is being sold at, is excessive and unnecessary. An entire generation of people who live feeling guilty about something they have NO control over. We have been a fairly resilient group up till now, and the Earth sure as hell will adapt, as it always has. Our existence will be limited to our ability to not screw up our chances, but then, you, nor I have a say in the outcome. Don't believe me, stop using any fossil fuels. No Gas, no plastics, lots of things you aren't even factoring in. If we all turn into pumpkins in 50 years or less, we will be #ing orange pretty damn quick. enjoy life, or don't.
So.......you're saying I'm right?
originally posted by: Whereismypassword
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Whereismypassword
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
The earth warming will give us more extreme weather, you know what extreme weather is?
do you know where Cleveland is?
Of course I do, also extreme weather doesn’t realy effect me in England but I’m concerned for countries that have hurricanes
You do not understand in the slightest what occurs when the oceans get warmer due to global warming
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: lostbook
I don't know. I grew up in Cleveland. So yea, warmer is always better than the # I dealt with. It's why I moved south. Looking for a warmer climate. Now your turn.
So many ways it could be bad. Weather and weather extremes will be worse, vegetation will be less nutritious, warming will melt more and more glaciers thus pumping a lot of fresh water into a salt water system which will disrupt the nutrient dispersal in the oceans and kill a lot of Sea life, food shortages, pestilence, and whatever else you could think of. Also consider the fact that the world population is increasing and this only com
pounds the situation. Not saying that I have all of the answers but this is what I see through my lens.
See, this is why I feel the level of doom this one is being sold at, is excessive and unnecessary. An entire generation of people who live feeling guilty about something they have NO control over. We have been a fairly resilient group up till now, and the Earth sure as hell will adapt, as it always has. Our existence will be limited to our ability to not screw up our chances, but then, you, nor I have a say in the outcome. Don't believe me, stop using any fossil fuels. No Gas, no plastics, lots of things you aren't even factoring in. If we all turn into pumpkins in 50 years or less, we will be #ing orange pretty damn quick. enjoy life, or don't.
So.......you're saying I'm right?
LOL, sure, if you want to look at it that way. I believe that we don't know EVERYTHING quite yet and things may change, but if you get some prize for being right that we are all doomed, celebrate! Throw a party!
I swear, the cult members act as if they get points for everyone they convert.