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ThomPete
7y ago
Call them and tell you can pay 5k and they would most likely agree.
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ThomPete
7y ago
We are doing a lot already. Not sure why we should spend money and lives to save a much more advanced future generation who will be better equipped at dealing with the always changing climate.
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ThomPete
7y ago
Lots of things gets linked, doesnt mean its true. They are speculating not demonstrating.
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7y ago
Mostly by those who are called climate skeptics, the GTs of the world, the Erlichs consider humans the problem and want us to live a very different way or for there to be less of us. You claimed it was common knowledge, its not.
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7y ago
just point to anything that proves this.
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ThomPete
7y ago
We have no problem with food what so ever. Where did you get that idea?
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7y ago
I am assuming that we will be able to use much more kWh than we are today but not if we continue to chase insufficient technologies like windmill and solar energy. We haven't even started converting the universe into energy. Please sho
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7y ago
What scientifically demonstrated consequence of climate change exactly is it we can't deal with?
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7y ago
Please point to scientifically demonstrated evidence of catastrophic climate change not just speculation.
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7y ago
Not in the climate debate. In that humans are seen as the problem, a cancer if you like, that destroys nature.
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7y ago
What exactly is it I am denying. By all means? Please share.
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7y ago
Jet engines overheating is something that can be proven scientifically, catastrophic climate change is not so acting as if it's been proven is what is dishonest.
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7y ago
There still is no crisis and nothing scientifically demonstrated with regards to the climate we cant handle.
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7y ago
I dont think there is a single scientifically demonstrated consequence of the climate changing we dont know how to deal with today.
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7y ago
I think its important to undrstand that we are the resources. Oil was useless before we found ways to get it up from the underground and refine it to energy and the thousands of products we use in modern society, coal was useless before we
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7y ago
but government issued phones have access to things personal phones don't.
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7y ago
Contact me at thomas@firstprinciple.co would love to talk with you about what you've built and see if it would make sense to continue the work on it.
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7y ago
You are right FC3 it was.
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7y ago
Locally, not globally and in 2100. The title is misleading whether you want it or not. There is a reason they didn't write a precise title.
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7y ago
That doesn't mean it's running out of oxygen.
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7y ago
3-4% in 2100 if things continue is NOT "the ocean running out of oxygen"
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7y ago
I know it's not "Ocean running out of oxygen"
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7y ago
Yeah I know. Just wanted to add some more context.
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7y ago
This is what i call the difference between getting an education and getting educated.
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7y ago
My old band brother did the soundtrack and sfx for that. Before he went for the interview in Germany we had a long talk about it. I propsed to him to try and make the soundtrack more dynamic, so we came up with an approach were everything w
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People Who Work from Home Earn $2k More a Year
(bloomberg.com)
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7y ago
You can't do slings when the kids are older and you still need it if you are going to walk even if they can walk.
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7y ago
Very true, and its important to note that even the IPCC is nowhere near claiming the world is collapsing in 12, 30, 50 or 80 years.
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7y ago
Yeah well I lived both in Denmark and now NY and all I can say is that a car greatly improved my life both places.
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7y ago
That's not really how things work for many people. If you both have to go to work and pick up your kid at school or in kindergarden and go shopping or take them to practice etc. That's where the car is convenient. I can't sen
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