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Like an alcoholic saying drinking isn’t bad because he’s been drinking since his twenties and still hasn’t got cirrhosis By the time it’s an issue it’s too lat
by simmerup 3mo ago
Like an alcoholic saying drinking isn’t bad because he’s been drinking since his twenties and still hasn’t got cirrhosis
By the time it’s an issue it’s too late.
- zuzululu 3mo agothats a silly take, this is totally different from some pending apocalypse that is repeatedly pushed back when it doesn't happen.
- inigyou 3mo agoWe don't know how much he'll drink before he gets cirrhosis. Now he's 60 and should have had it already. We still think he'll have it despite previously not predicting the timeline correctly.
- zuzululu 2mo agoYou seem less interested in whether the analogy is accurate than in making sure or desiring someone is dead by the end of it. I do find it to be weird way to respond to low stakes banter. argumentum ad cadaver
- simmerup 3mo agoI don’t think it is, and I don’t think it’s repeatedly pushed back I just think the science is still being worked out. But the world is getting hotter, and the scientists know it’s not good for us when the earth heats past a certain point. But we’re still burning that fuel regardless.
- zuzululu 3mo agoWe've had the apocalyptic climate prophecies every decade and towards the end of each they move the goal post again and again. Then other scientists offer alternative views that point out that flaw and they are automatically not deemed as science despite the geological history of earth's magnetic poles shifting and recorded climate changes. The fuel we burn barely makes a dent on the overall climate change effect. You are running out of things to blame so you keep moving the goal posts.
- simmerup 2mo agoSo you think this climate change is caused by the magnetic poles shifting?