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> What would it take to increase the likelihood of rain synthetically? At this point, the issue isn't just likelihood of rain, but a cataclysmic shift in clima
by pyrale 4y ago
> What would it take to increase the likelihood of rain synthetically?
At this point, the issue isn't just likelihood of rain, but a cataclysmic shift in climate conditions, which we knowingly cause, and against which we don't want to act. It's not simply about favoring long term over short term, our society has effectively become a death cult, even on the short term.
- blueflow 4y agoYou know, people already live in Australia and they don't die from it. We are gonna survive climate change.
- conanite 4y agoJust curious, Australia being mostly desert, if the rest of the planet became similarly barren, would it still work out? I don't know how food-independent Australia is...
- blueflow 4y agoLike the aborigines did it.
- pyrale 4y agoThere's a difference between some people living in hard places supported by outside help, and whose ecosystem has had long durations to adapt, and many people seeing their normal weather change extremely quickly and their ecosystem stressed at incredible rates.
- ASalazarMX 4y agoHumanity will survive, there will be survivors. Our current civilization maybe not, it has hyper optimized itself for money to the point of fragility.