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Since I was a kid, my biggest complain with generic comic book villains was always that "some dude out to destroy the world" is just too unrealistic. Now as ad
by glogla 4y ago
Since I was a kid, my biggest complain with generic comic book villains was always that "some dude out to destroy the world" is just too unrealistic.
Now as adult, I see that no, there are literally people who are trying to end humanity and destroy the world - not mad scientists or purple wizards from outer space, but climate deniers and pro-fossil fuel people.
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoThe world isn’t ending. Watch less CNN.
- olddustytrail 4y agoYou don't have a clue what the world is doing. Learn more physics.
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoI have a graduate degree in physics. Please educate me though.
- olddustytrail 4y agoClearly a waste of your time and money if you need me to educate you further. Why don't you already know about the problems upcoming?
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoProblems, yes. The end of the world, no.
- olddustytrail 4y agoSo you're just going to quibble over the amount of damage a civilization can take before collapse? What point are you trying to make here?
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoDid you see the comment I was responding to? Here’s what it said: >Since I was a kid, my biggest complain with generic comic book villains was always that "some dude out to destroy the world" is just too unrealistic. >Now as adult, I see that no, there are literally people who are trying to end humanity and destroy the world - not mad scientists or purple wizards from outer space, but climate deniers and pro-fossil fuel people. This is laughably exaggerated. So yes, I’m “quibbling.”
- localplume 4y ago[dead]
- edgyquant 4y agoStop reading sensationalist articles, neither humanity or the world is going to end over this.
- thepangolino 4y ago[dead]