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[ElQueso]

Ever since I've been alive, some 51 years, I've been hearing various reasons the world is going to end. Funny enough that it has come back around to a freeze, and just after everyone was so worried about us burning up or drowning as a result of the heat. Nostradamus wasn't even the first one to predict the end of the world, the Christians have been predicting it for some 2000 years even and it was old news, in one form or another then.

The only news that would convince me the world is about to end would be an astronomer pointing out a comet or asteroid and showing the calculations that it's going to hit the Earth, and even then I'd be waiting until the last moment to make sure their calculations were correct...

My ex-wife is convinced that all the world's political and economic leaders are actually disguised lizard aliens and little disks of fiberglass resin with metal and crystals mixed inside is going to stop the communications towers and contrails that they are using to subjugate everyone of us.

Damn, we're hit from all sides with the end of the world! Get on with it already! I'm tired of worrying about it!

 

[Ceviche]

I think El Queso is a Alien.

 

[Hybrid Ambassador]

And very intelligent Alien !

 

[scotttswan]

Ever since I've been alive, some 51 years, I've been hearing various reasons the world is going to end. Funny enough that it has come back around to a freeze, and just after everyone was so worried about us burning up or drowning as a result of the heat.

It hasn't come round to a freeze.

Basically they discovered all the little dust particles that were getting fired into the air caused less sunlight to hit the earth by quite a bit. When you start taking out those dust particles (like most of western europe) you no longer get that added cooling effect.

The greenhouse effect is still there its just much much worse than they previously thought because they didn't realise the extent of the cooling effect the particles were causing.

The earth isn't going to end, its a rock hurtling through space. Some places will become pretty inhospitable though. Time to invest in some land in Siberia!

There was a good article about how we're all pretty much fucked because although a lot of the resources are still in the ground, they are on the share sheets of all the energy companies. That's excluding all the new shit they find, Tar sands, new fracking etc.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/global-warmings-terrifying-new-math-20120719

It might get a bit more uncomfortable in our time but for the next generations....

 

[GS_Dirtboy]

After watching those videos on chemtrails and global dimming, North America is the last place I want to be.

There are a lot of reasons you'd want to be North of the Equator. Those reasons far outweigh any reason to be south.

 

[ghost]

"So long and thanks for all the fish."

 

[johnw100]

There are a lot of reasons you'd want to be North of the Equator. Those reasons far outweigh any reason to be south.

Really? For example? Only around 10% of the earths population live in the Southern hemisphere. I`d rather be right down at the bottom rather than in the over populated North when it all goes tits up.

 

[sleslie23]

Really? For example? Only around 10% of the earths population live in the Southern hemisphere. I`d rather be right down at the bottom rather than in the over populated North when it all goes tits up.

In the event of a full-scale collapse of civilization (e.g. the failure of the electrical grid) the entire world soon become uninhabitable. How?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_reactors

 

[GS_Dirtboy]

Really? For example? Only around 10% of the earths population live in the Southern hemisphere. I`d rather be right down at the bottom rather than in the over populated North when it all goes tits up.

Good luck with that. One less person I need to worry about.

 

[gpop]

@gpop There is no historical evidence to support that the "Hebrews" were in Egypt, nor that "Jesus Christ" actually existed, and these are odd events to put on a climate chart made by a scientist which is a shame, because the actual curve is quite interesting and correct from my knowledge, though it does not prove that humans are not influencing climate change.

(yes, lots of historians accept that Jesus Christ existed, but this is not the same as proof from direct source).

If you have issue with the chart, take it up with the publishers or the scientist involved. Your comment is off topic and just a big can-of-worms that will not end well for anyone.
I posted this as an alternative view to the notion of global warming in the 20th C as it's been popularized in the media. I believe that while the human race has done unprecedented damage to the environment in which we live; to discount preceding events in natural history is asinine. It's human arrogance to assume that natural occurrences are not equal to or greater in scope than what's going on today.
The chart itself reminds me of comment by Tesla "If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration". The historical climatic events definitively show a frequency that cannot be discounted, and cannot be seen if the entire data sample is taken only from the last 100 years.