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Every single argument you just made failed to refute anything the parent comment said. Furthermore, despite linking to sources specifically stating how fires in
by shadowprofile77 6y ago
Every single argument you just made failed to refute anything the parent comment said. Furthermore, despite linking to sources specifically stating how fires in the past could regularly be vastly bigger, you simply state that the opposite is the case now..... just because...
And this last bit is a bit of nitpikcing but depending on how you'd like to define "medium-term" geologic history yes, the climate has changed very quickly and drastically in even moderately recent history. It's a conciet to think we really affect the earth so much that it has rarely dealt with equal problems. Quite the contrary, it has many times dealt with far worse catastrophes than man-made climate change.
- conception 6y agoThe earth is a big ball of metal. Of course it will be fine. The creatures that live on it won’t. And many haven’t in the many times in the past that the earth dealt with like climate changes. Sure something will survive, but that’s not really useful as a declaration for humanity’s survival.
- Breza 6y agoThat tangentially reminded me of this classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W33HRc1A6c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W33HRc1A6c