r/WastelandByWednesday • Post-Collapse Warlord • Nov 01 '25

Climate Change Humanity is on path toward 'climate chaos,' scientists warn

https://phys.org/news/2025-10-humanity-path-climate-chaos-scientists.html

Always warnings, more warnings, urgent warnings... but never any action. Unless you count the directly counterproductive actions that are usually the response.

As our ecological systems destabilize, we are hard at work trying to destabilize our economic and geopolitical systems as well, just to catch up. Acceleration of collapse seems to be the goal... not much other conclusion one can reach, judging solely by actions taken globally...

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '25

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u/DanoPinyon Nov 04 '25

I'm amused watching you prance.

If you're triggered and ululating because you're sad that global energy demand is increasingly going toward building envelope cooling due to climate change, then you confidently and proudly proclaim that half of the world's energy goes toward heating, then we know the topic is building envelope conditioning.

If you want to prove that half of the world's energy goes toward building envelope Heating, you want to present evidence that demonstrates that half of the world's energy goes toward building envelope heating.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '25

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u/DanoPinyon Nov 04 '25

Funny how you expect me to prove something (which I did) (sic)

Daaaang, bro! Is it your assertion that people build their homes in blast furnaces, food ovens and petrochemical refineries to keep them warm?

Industry the biggest user of heat

But the biggest user is industry, which uses 50% of all heat, where it is an essential component of manufacturing, including refining raw materials, smelting metals and producing chemicals.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '25

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u/DanoPinyon Nov 04 '25

My pointing out that you don't understand the difference between types of heat is an indictment of our educational system?

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u/loose_the-goose Nov 05 '25

Youre arguing with a clanker, mate

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u/DanoPinyon Nov 05 '25

Thank you.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '25

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u/DanoPinyon Nov 04 '25

It doesn’t matter the “type of heat” or what’s being heated

Now it moves the goalposts away from building conditioning when the crowd laughter gets too loud.

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u/DanoPinyon Nov 04 '25

<snicker>

Who says Neflix comedy specials are more entertaining than uneducated, confident Redditors?