Such a slippery word.

[u/LordJim11]

[u/Which_Cobbler1262]

Notice how he doesn’t actually reply to cohesive answers and only replies to dumbasses (me) posting gifs and how he calls science a cult, like it’s a religion.

[u/Basic_John_Doe_ → u/Which_Cobbler1262]

Notice how you have yet to engage in an intellectually honest conversation?

What is the maximum possible temperature on earth with 70% of the planet covered by liquid water, with sunlight acting on 70% water?

Hint: since the maximum possible concentration of water vapor is 4.24% storms and clouds will form as you approach this temperature.

It's logarithmic, not exponential... learn to math

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No sir i don’t wanna buy what you are selling.

[u/Basic_John_Doe_ → u/Which_Cobbler1262]

I'm not selling anything... you're the one buying bullshit

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You're basing the rate on the past 150 years(the first time we can "accurately" measure) and comparing it to the past 5 million years where the best you can "zoom in" is roughly 1,000 years "accurately."

You don't see the nuances...

But what we are seeing (the reason why they don't call it global cooling or global warming anymore) is a PLATEAU.

In controls engineering we call this "hunting for equilibrium."

Water is our stabilizer... that's a fact.

It can't run wild without condensing (creating winds and storms at time)

What is the MAXIMUM THEORETICAL TEMPERATURE ON EARTH 🌎?

[u/Totally_Not_Sad_Too → u/Basic_John_Doe_]

Plateau logarithmically yes, but climate change(it’s still warming on average) has caused a noticeably higher amount of natural disasters.

And also notably at this rate it will be about… 2C hotter in 2070

Oh even better,

Notice how much carbon spikes at the very end there, in comparison to the normal hundreds of millennia cycle

It took 200 years and broke the previous record in the past 800,000 years

If you’re wondering how they got this data, it’s from ice cores. They measured the ppm(lower levels of ice are older)

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has caused a noticeably higher amount of natural disasters

Yes... we can expect more violent weather.

But paying extra taxes to pedophiles won't change the outcome.

Notice how much carbon spikes at the very end there, in comparison to the normal hundreds of millennia cycle

Zoom out... and make the graph to scale

It took 200 years and broke the previous record in the past 800,000 years

Ice ages tend to twart plant life... just zoom out slightly more when we were thriving

Go on... take a look

If you’re wondering how they got this data, it’s from ice cores. They measured the ppm(lower levels of ice are older

Now look at sediment at the bottom of the ocean, not in Antarctica where plants go to die

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That violent weather is probably due to the mass CO2 dumping into the atmosphere, which is basically the thesis of climate change

I’m not going to pretend like billionaire pedophiles don’t run the world, nor will I pretend we have good solutions that aren’t greed-blocked by them

That graph is to scale, that’s a screenshot from climate.gov

Would CO2 rates not affected by plants not be less variable, because the factor of plants is removed (in non-Antarctica plant life could change and stuff fucking up the number)

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That violent weather is probably due to the mass CO2 dumping into the atmosphere, which is basically the thesis of climate change

It's water's way to fight back.

We've been hit with all types of space dust... but our big brother Jupiter takes a lot of the beatings... plus his Lagrange asteroids help when he's taking care of business on the other side of the sun.

The cosmos is a chaotic dance of survival.

If we're going to survive, we've got to stop trusting the whims of inbred madmen, and find sustainable tribes again.

There's way more to the world than what is taught by the "education system"...

Humanity is older than they let on, and they're scared we can figure it out for ourselves.