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> Against the evidence of every branch of the natural sciences that studies the problem from every conceivable angle and consistently say the effects are actual

> Against the evidence of every branch of the natural sciences that studies the problem from every conceivable angle and consistently say the effects are actually going to be much worse. I'm not talking about meteorological outcomes but sociopolitical ones like massive migrations, outbreaks of political unrest. I also think climatologists step outside their remit when they make such claims. I don't doubt 1.5c, I doubt the end of humanity

Daishiman 28d ago
It's not an immediate end of humanity, it's the slowly eroding collapse of institutions. We're at 1.5 anyway so it's likely not the end, but the end is there and it's within a very likely scenario.
- bcjdjsndon 23d ago
  > It's not an immediate end of humanity, it's the slowly eroding collapse of institutions. It's just too vague to rebuff...