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Betteridge’s law strikes again. (I came close to finishing that sentence with a question mark. Oh the irony) More seriously, I looked at the article you linked
by colinb 4mo ago
Betteridge’s law strikes again. (I came close to finishing that sentence with a question mark. Oh the irony)
More seriously, I looked at the article you linked. It talks about lots if complex climate stuff that I don’t understand. I don’t think it mentions bombs as a cause. Or the war. Please show your receipts.
- pvaldes 4mo agoLets just say that Insurance companies near the place will need to worry about much more than the Strait of Hormuz in 2026
- pvaldes 4mo ago> It talks about complex climate stuff that I don’t understand. Not your fault. The biosphere is a extremely complex system. We pay researchers for spending their lives studying the details of the whole picture at a fine grain level so we can react on time, lets go ... [error 404: Scientist not found. Data deleted. DOGE was here] Hum, though luck, the best expert advice can't work when everybody is anti-science. Maybe nobody will be able to prove this pretty obvious effect before the damage. A hint: hot air goes up, like insurance costs will.