/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15520781
>solve climate change tomorrow if humans
rose up against the few thousand rich 1% elite pushing the whole "climate change" scam on the masses.

>>15287225
>Over population is Bullshit??
Depends on WHAT PEOPLE you are talking about being too numerous.

>>15212870
>Really why is climate change a thing?
>No more cold winters.
>We would have summer all year long.
The globalists want to depopulate the planet.

The easiest way to do that is reduce CO2, causing the planet to cool more that it already is, and cause crop failures, food shortages, and widespread famine.

OP, you are onto the scam. Global warming = good for life.

>>15170896
The fuck does that supposed to mean?
If I kill people "cause other people want them dead" and outsourcing it to me, then I am not a murderer?
LMAO!
FUCK CHINA!
NUKE CHINA!

>>15167861
Any legit scientist has always known it was a scam.
Most went along with the scam since it means easy government money laundering into their pockets from the rich 1% leftists who control the narrative and "universities" though.

Surprising NASA employee would admit to the hoax, since NASA has been propped up since the 1980s by the global climate change scam and US Government slush funds and money laundering.

>>15145483
>given up on pumping as much oil as they can, convincing the politicians to help them do so, and are now starting convert to a more oil scarcity world where they keep price higher
That's what you do with a finite resource.

Better to hoard it, and sell it at higher prices for hundreds or thousands of years, rather than sell it all off quickly in a hundred years at cheap prices.

Makes crooked governments more money, and keeps oil and petrol available for the "ruling elite aristocracy" for centuries.

The elitist left don't want mere peasants using their precious oil reserves anymore. They want to depopulate the planet, and make people live like chickens in crates/pods and eat bugs.

>>15122415
Get them before they wake up to what's going on. Depopulation is the goal.

>>15039108
>the main problem with them is that they are finite and we will run out of them rather soon (1-2 centuries I would say).
More like 500-1000 years or perhaps 2000-4000 years if humans are able to extract from under the oceans.

>>15039108
>Because energy will become more and more expensive as time goes on, humanity will slowly decline and revert to pre-industrial state. Technological progress requires a lot of cheap energy and that is gone forever, meaning technological progress is mostly over, we will never have a significant QoL improvement ever again, we will not invent AI or fusion or travel space.
Correct
We are living during peak civilization.
Big crash in store for humans in the next 500-1000 years.

The rich 1% globalists/socialists/leftists want to corner the market on oil/gas/coal and have control of it. They don't want the common plebes to be using what they consider to be "their" precious oil.