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Marcela
@laursa.eth
I am baffled. https://x.com/basedpatriotx/status/1826392447737385389?s=46 this was the most interesting read i’ve had in months. if it’s a lie still earned my attention 👁️👁️
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
@aviationdoctor.eth have you ever heard about this? I don’t know any geologist help
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
1/ There are at least a couple of levels on which to address these claims. The first is scientific. The second is sociological. It’s difficult to tease them apart in my reply, so bear with me.
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
Reading all of it! But yea, I know it's prob biased but I've once watched this discovery channel episode that said we'd eventually get into ice age again, also the magnetic field switch and all this stuff, but i was unsure concerning the global warming levels and/if we would possibly go bac into getting colder temps
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
The ice age belongs in geological epochs — we may well have one again much later. That’s not contradicting the clear GMST increase signal. Life was able to survive through previous glaciations because it had hundreds of thousands of years to adapt. The reason global warming is a clear and present danger is that the rate of change far exceeds our ability to cope with it
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Marcela
@laursa.eth
ahhhh, so we've speeded it up! not like it wasn't gonna happen, BUT, we've speeded it out in a rate we can't adapt and this is what's gonna cause some massive amount of deaths? And this doesn't mean we're not cooling in the future, even though i'm not aware how many icing/warming cycles earth has before it's nucleus becomes rock?? in this case, the tropics are in advantage right? the climate is going to remain the most stable over there.
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
Yes, ans yes. In fact the GMST increase correlates strongly with latitude; the closer to the poles you are, the greater the increase. The tropical zone is indeed more stable in that regard
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