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Topic	Without a vaccine there is no normalcy
Yellow 04/26/20 4:25:10 PM #34:	aDirtyShisno posted... Well the world didnt end back in 2018 and I find it highly highly HIGHLY unlikely that climate scientists just went oops I was wrong and *NOW* were all going to die in 2032 instead. Dont get me wrong as the planet will eventually get hotter but not because of humans anytime soon. The sun will eventually expand over several billion years and as it does the temperature of the Earth will rise. That likely accounts partially for the increase in temperature over the last several million years but any temperature changes over a couple of decades are a blimp on the radar on terms of scale. The temperature rises then falls repeatedly. Eventually it gets hotter overall. The consensus is around 1 degree Celsius over a hundred years, which will not fry us, but melt glaciers raise sea levels make deserts uninhabitable and disrupt the entire ecosystem including farming and access to fresh water. It doesn't matter if "liberals" are misconstruing anything because science doesn't care about politics and liberals don't own the atmosphere. The only people saying otherwise are conspiracy theorists on their own initiative or people who were paid off by oil companies. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZNqaAh6iLU <cite>Yellow posted [p:938133524] in Without a ... [t:78626932]...</cite> <quote>aDirtyShisno posted... </cite> <quote>Well the world didnt end back in 2018 and I find it highly highly HIGHLY unlikely that climate scientists just went oops I was wrong and NOW were all going to die in 2032 instead. Dont get me wrong as the planet will eventually get hotter but not because of humans anytime soon. The sun will eventually expand over several billion years and as it does the temperature of the Earth will rise. That likely accounts partially for the increase in temperature over the last several million years but any temperature changes over a couple of decades are a blimp on the radar on terms of scale. The temperature rises then falls repeatedly. Eventually it gets hotter overall.</quote>The consensus is around 1 degree Celsius over a hundred years, which will not fry us, but melt glaciers raise sea levels make deserts uninhabitable and disrupt the entire ecosystem including farming and access to fresh water. It doesn't matter if "liberals" are misconstruing anything because science doesn't care about politics and liberals don't own the atmosphere. The only people saying otherwise are conspiracy theorists on their own initiative or people who were paid off by oil companies. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZNqaAh6iLU</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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