killernova

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[–] killernova 2 points 1 year ago

Unknown impact? Lmao. We all know what's going to happen.

[–] killernova 2 points 1 year ago

Carbon. It's everywhere!

[–] killernova 4 points 1 year ago

I think these would look pretty cool in my art deco living room, and they're free too! Such a great deal ;)

[–] killernova 1 points 1 year ago

Yes, I'm saying after that, literally in our final years, at the bitter end, even if we live long enough to see our sun begin to die and expand, the poles will be the only habital places on earth for a fleeting moment until we're finally extinguished.

[–] killernova 0 points 1 year ago (2 children)

We are completely screwed. One reason nobody in positions of power are doing anything is because they know this, and also money. All these green initiatives are simply another handout or money grab until the end. Not that we shouldn't try or stop inventing new technology, but we must keep our expectations in line with reality as well.

To answer your questions though, yeah, in our final years, humanity will be split between the North and South poles. Areas around the equator will be too hot to sustain human life. I wonder what our communication would look like then, being unable to physically travel between poles.

Anyway, this endgame scenario is probably a bit past our lifetimes now, but not by much. We will get to see the beginning of the end, so to speak, probably around 2030s-2050s climate change will become extreme enough for it to be undeniable to the masses. Expect mass deaths from famine, disease, heat, drought, extreme weather, inability to grow food, etc., the usual, but worldwide.

You can escape it for a while but eventually the entire planet will become hostile to most life as we know it. Maybe some microbes will be able to survive but not much else in the way of more complex lifeforms.

[–] killernova 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

What about the year after that?

[–] killernova 23 points 1 year ago

Why is God so petty? Sounds like human thinking to me.

[–] killernova 24 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Sooo... they did benefit from slavery, and also didn't benefit from slavery? He said both things in the same breath....

Obviously slavery is purely wrong.

[–] killernova 7 points 2 years ago (5 children)

Race had nothing to do with it? They were considered animals because of the color of their skin. Where's all the millions of white European slaves that were stacked on boats like cattle?

[–] killernova 18 points 2 years ago
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