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> last 10 thousand years AKA roughly 3% of the times humans have been on earth. Or .0002% the age of the earth. But on the other hand, that probably doesn't ma
by throw_nbvc1234 5y ago
> last 10 thousand years
AKA roughly 3% of the times humans have been on earth. Or .0002% the age of the earth. But on the other hand, that probably doesn't matter much. The difference between human made and natural climate change is just the moral implications. If there was another (natural) ice-age on the horizon, it'd be in humanities best interest to try and prevent it.
- moistly 5y agoAKA roughly 100% of the times humans have lived in settled communities. I would prefer to not live a roaming hunter-gatherer life. Edit: disclaimer—“first settlement” doesn’t seem to be a settled fact. How permanent must it be? How many families? Is purposeful agriculture a requirement?