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post 1688963183 08-25-2023, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted By squanto
You literally posteda rockto reject a global scientific consensus. So like, every scientific/academic institution in the world, or your fee fees and a rock. A rock on a beach no less.

Holy ****. Think about that.

Like, if you ask the average 6 year-old at a beach what's going to happen to their sandcastle by tomorrow and why and they'll tell you, but you think your meme of a ROCK PICTURE makes you smarter than literally every expert organiztation. The level of water on a beach is somehow a constant by which you can measure a global fluctuation. I don't even have words to describe the abject stupidity. It's completely insane. It doesn't even make enough sense that it's on the level of wrong yet.

Have you shown the people in coastal plains like Bangladesh your rock? I'm sure it'd convince them what they're experiencing from climate change isn't real.

lol forever.
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Originally Posted By isingmodel
The tide gauge at Boston has recorded an average rise of2.89 mm/year since 1921(28.9cm or 0.95 feet over that time), while to the south at Woods Hole, MA, a tide gauge records a rise of2.98 mm/year on average since 1932(26.5cm or 0.87 feet)
2.8mm rise per year bro! 2.8mm....

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post 1688963323 08-25-2023, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted By squanto
You literally posteda rockto reject a global scientific consensus. So like, every scientific/academic institution in the world, or your fee fees and a rock. A rock on a beach no less.

Holy ****. Think about that.

Like, if you ask the average 6 year-old at a beach what's going to happen to their sandcastle by tomorrow and why and they'll tell you, but you think your meme of a ROCK PICTURE makes you smarter than literally every expert organiztation. The level of water on a beach is somehow a constant by which you can measure a global fluctuation. I don't even have words to describe the abject stupidity. It's completely insane. It doesn't even make enough sense that it's on the level of wrong yet.

Have you shown the people in coastal plains like Bangladesh your rock? I'm sure it'd convince them what they're experiencing from climate change isn't real.

lol forever.
I don't deny climate change although I think it's being made out to be worse than it actually is but just my opinion....my issue (I'm sure most can agree) is the activists and the tactics they use. (ie Just Stop Oil)
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post 1688963893 08-25-2023, 03:55 PM
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1936 wants its recognition back for one of the hottest periods in recorded time.
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post 1688964353 08-25-2023, 04:03 PM
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Wtf it’s almost September where did time go srs
post 1688967863 08-25-2023, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted By isingmodel
How did people who once worked 6 or more days a week end up working a standard 5 days a week with no loss of pay?

Really rack that colossal meter maid brain of yours...
Let's see, how many hrs per week did they work in those six days VS five days.

Once again, how does a business owner come up with the capital to pay someone for 40hrs, when they're only working 32 hrs?
post 1688968193 08-25-2023, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted By squanto
I like how all I do is post crystal clear evidence that there is a scientific consensus on something and the KKKarenservatives get their panties in a bunch.

It's not my opinion. I don't believe in it. I understand it. That's science.
Let's hear your solution? Last time the world's temperature was reversed by a degree was when Ghengis Khan wiped out 10% of the world's population, and tens of millions of Native Americans were wiped out by disease.
post 1688972883 08-25-2023, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
I was reading something very interesting about usage and sales of EVs a couple of months ago.

Because of all the extra crap involved in making an EV, you have to drive it for 70k miles before you offset the extra CO2 from it's manufacture when compared to an ICE vehicle.

People are replacing them after 50k miles and 3 years.

Those 3 year old EVs, which have done less than the 70k mile break even, sit at the dealership, as people aren't buying an EV with 50k miles on it when the battery has to be replaced after 100k miles or so.

The net result isgreaterCO2 and a massive problem of what to do with all these 3 year old cars that nobody wants to buy.
I've read similar findings.

The battery in particular is a key failing point for the entire ecological argument behind them given the sourcing for raw materials to produce them and our current limitations of battery technology

Should anything go wrong with the battery, it's incredibly expensive to replace. For example,this story of a Finnish manwho decided to justblow uphis Tesla instead of paying the $22,600 it would cost to replace his battery:


You also have to appreciate the irony of blowing up a car where the main appeal is ostensibly for the environment.

Degradation can also be accelerated based on weather, which is another funny problem when high temperatures are precisely what the climate cult is freaking out about.

On the opposite end of the temperature spectrum,cold weatheris also a problem for EVs:
AAA tested the range effects of 20F degree weather on several popular EVs and found that temperature alone could reduce range by 10-12%, while the use of in-vehicle climate control could amplify range loss to 40%.
Then there is the famous incident when Top Gear/Grand Tour's Richard Hammond crashed a Rimac EV that took5 days to extinguishbecause of the battery.

All together, EVs make for a very expensive, untenable cost for a significant number of people, and they will remain that way for the foreseeable future regardless of how many subsidies the government tries to put out because the costs will continue to greatly offset them.
Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Let's hear your solution? Last time the world's temperature was reversed by a degree was when Ghengis Khan wiped out 10% of the world's population, and tens of millions of Native Americans were wiped out by disease.
They don't have one, they simply live such empty existences that fear and panic are their only source of dopamine.

The funny thing is that we could have a marked improvement on their dreaded "carbon footprint" by sending the elites into the sun, but then they wouldn't have anyone to take marching orders from. It's all rules for thee, not for me.

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post 1688973203 08-25-2023, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted By nkiritsis13
I've read similar findings.

The battery in particular is a key failing point for the entire ecological argument behind them given the sourcing for raw materials to produce them and our current limitations of battery technology

Should anything go wrong with the battery, it's incredibly expensive to replace. For example,this story of a Finnish manwho decided to justblow uphis Tesla instead of paying the $22,600 it would cost to replace his battery:


You also have to appreciate the irony of blowing up a car where the main appeal is ostensibly for the environment.

Degradation can also be accelerated based on weather, which is another funny problem when high temperatures are precisely what the climate cult is freaking out about.

On the opposite end of the temperature spectrum,cold weatheris also a problem for EVs:


Then there is the famous incident when Top Gear/Grand Tour's Richard Hammond crashed a Rimac EV that took5 days to extinguishbecause of the battery.

All together, EVs make for a very expensive, untenable cost for a significant number of people, and they will remain that way for the foreseeable future regardless of how many subsidies the government tries to put out because the costs will continue to greatly offset them.


They don't have one, they simply live such empty existences that fear and panic are their only source of dopamine.

The funny thing is that we could have a marked improvement on their dreaded "carbon footprint" by sending the elites into the sun, but then they wouldn't have anyone to take marching orders from. It's all rules for thee, not for me.

No matter how many times the elites are exposed, the lemmings will just bury their head in the sand, or make excuses.

Obama literally threw a party with over five hundred people, and they didn't care. That Met Gala bull**** took place, where the "help" had to mask up, and the country still still had restrictions and they didn't care.....
post 1688973773 08-25-2023, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
How come Democrat voters were very vocal about making sure people adhered to COVID-19 protocols but were silent about their politicians being seen in large gatherings with their masks off?
They were filled with rage over a handful of people protesting for things to open back up, but completely silent during the Saint Floyd riots/protests, and the numerous ones that followed during the summer......
post 1688975973 08-25-2023, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
It won't be much more different with what they are planning for climate change. They have to get their champions educated and spreading the good word about why the lower classes need to accept a lot of restrictions on activities and personal goods, and why the top echelons of society need to maintain their luxury yachts and private jets.

"Report your neighbor if you see him using a propane grill!"
"Someone starts their combustion engine between the hours of 8am & 5pm? Call the police!"

But if it's a politician or business executive getting caught using their propane grill, or taking their classic car for a stroll, it's no big deal at all! That's the standard that these people have established when it comes to holding the aristocracy accountable. That is why there is no mirror movement within the Democratic Party to uproot corruption, they see no need for it. Sad.
Careful, you'll be labeled a CT loon, until it happens......
post 1688980023 08-25-2023, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Derplington
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbu...h=73a8a7eb3db6

Record-Breaking Summer: Denver, Dallas, Wichita Break Daily High Temperature Records After Hottest July Ever

I have a simple remark I make to all climate change busy bodies.

Until you move off grid, stop driving cars, using the internet or using plastic containers for your tofu salads that come from your own garden, I really do not give a continental phuck what you think the rest of us need to be doing to solve the climate problem.

Start with yourself, until then STFU with your virtue signalling you low test queers.
post 1688987193 08-26-2023, 03:05 AM
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Study: Cold kills 20 times more people than heat

https://www.usatoday.com/story/weath...aths/27657269/
post 1688996293 08-26-2023, 09:36 AM
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Without climate change we'd be living in the ice age

I love climate change, srs.
Would kick em in the nuts
post 1689007343 08-26-2023, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
The Summer of Love, I remember.

Burning tires can greatly affect the environment. It produces toxic chemicals that can remain suspended in the air and can even cause problems with our ozone layer. These chemicals can also leach into the soil and biomagnify plants, or into the water and biomagnify aquatic animals.








Let me guess:thosefires werecleanfires, kind of like how mostly peaceful protests couldn't transmit covid.
Originally Posted By MeSoHawny
I have a simple remark I make to all climate change busy bodies.

Until you move off grid, stop driving cars, using the internet or using plastic containers for your tofu salads that come from your own garden, I really do not give a continental phuck what you think the rest of us need to be doing to solve the climate problem.

Start with yourself, until then STFU with yourvirtue signallingyou low test queers.
That's exactly all it is because they'll never start with themselves, they only want to tell everyone else what to do in the name of their bullschit cause.

Again, it's exactly like covid: all of a sudden,we're"all in this together," even though they unabashedly hate everyone who doesn't agree with them 100% and openly won't to strip the rights away from those who don't fall in line.

A better idea is to draw a line in the sand and anyone who wants to stupidly throw away their time and money on the next round of BS can do so of their own volition, while everyone else goes on with their lives. Then we can come back later and compare who is and who isn't a bunch of miserable husks.
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post 1689008003 08-26-2023, 02:38 PM
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There have been heat waves like this since we began recording things like this lmfao.
post 1689010903 08-26-2023, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted By R3L3NTL3SS
There have been heat waves like this since we began recording things like this lmfao.
True. Cave Man had heat waves. Did they complain about it?

There is no evidence that any Cave People complained about it being too hot. But, Cave People are not human.
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