Global Warming Discussion (5 Viewers)
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We need to trust politicians when they say they are seriously concerned about global warming
https://kafkadesk.org/2021/11/05/eu...ticized-for-vienna-bratislava-private-flight/
And these same politicians want you to cram into public transportation and eat bugs because cows fart too much
https://kafkadesk.org/2021/11/05/eu...ticized-for-vienna-bratislava-private-flight/
And these same politicians want you to cram into public transportation and eat bugs because cows fart too much
Re crypto, I only know about Bitcoin, and I'm aware that it's speculation, not an investment. I know it will never be the world's currency, it's just a store of value. I agree it's a pyramid scheme in a way. It can go to zero at any moment, but I'm gambling on it going a long way up first.
for the rest of the post. Bring on the green tech. If it's better, it will win. Just don't try use the "climate crisis" as justification for more control over people's lives.
for the rest of the post. Bring on the green tech. If it's better, it will win. Just don't try use the "climate crisis" as justification for more control over people's lives.
Every investment is a speculation and a pyramid scheme technically, be it MSFT or real estate. It can be over quick for every type of investment. CEO indicted? Rehab for basketball americans planted in your neighbourhood? Don't fall for that guy but also don't be angry with him. He can't break the programming.
This is delusional thinking as usual. There are many companies out there with 100 years of history that reinvented themselves over and over again and still produce value and useful products. What value do NFTs and Crypto with their archaic tech and inherent inefficiencies produce? They bring as much value to the world as Bernie Madoff's "investment fund" brought.
Cars are enslavement.
Just look at what the car has done to us. It was supposed to provide efficiency, convenience, and ease. But as cars wound their way through our lives, we built societies in which it’s necessary to be able to travel long distances quickly. That meant a need for more cars, and more roads to accommodate the cars. The more cars we made, the more we needed. We made cars to help us live our lives; we ended up transforming our lives – and the places we inhabit – around the almighty car.
Cars, and the people who profit from them, currently own our human asses
Just look at what the car has done to us. It was supposed to provide efficiency, convenience, and ease. But as cars wound their way through our lives, we built societies in which it’s necessary to be able to travel long distances quickly. That meant a need for more cars, and more roads to accommodate the cars. The more cars we made, the more we needed. We made cars to help us live our lives; we ended up transforming our lives – and the places we inhabit – around the almighty car.
Cars, and the people who profit from them, currently own our human asses
a little hyperbole there, don’t you think? Before cars there were horses, they just weren’t as good as cars. If you ask me, cars have transformed lives for the better. You can see more places, get more done, all in air conditioned comfort with the music of your choosing. Rather than in the back of a smelly horse.
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/11/24/us/arctic-ocean-early-warming-climate/index.html
I guess this adds support to those who argue that the climate models aren't reliable?
I guess this adds support to those who argue that the climate models aren't reliable?
The part that interests me is:
"The Arctic Ocean has been warming up for much longer than we previously thought," Muschitiello told CNN. "And this is something that's a bit unsettling for many reasons, especially because the climate models that we use to cast projections of future climate change do not really simulate these type of changes."
"The Arctic Ocean has been warming up for much longer than we previously thought," Muschitiello told CNN. "And this is something that's a bit unsettling for many reasons, especially because the climate models that we use to cast projections of future climate change do not really simulate these type of changes."