/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14698721

>two minutes in
>stammering schizophrenia starts dropping some sovereign citizen bullshit about the Kingdom of Hawaii being illegally occupied by the United States

Dropped. >>>/x/

>>9129590
>The Sierra Club's Mark Kresowik sees something else entirely in the Energy Department's report.
>Sierra Club

>>9023484
>There's a clear reason why it defined the cultural revolution of the 60s

...And how did that work out, in the long run?

Alternate theory: psychedelics permanently fuck up your interpretation of values and relationships pertinent to the material world, and you're permanently stuck in a nonsense happy land, where you think complicated issues have a simple resolution.

>>8868114

>The upside of the new study is that even though a climate runaway may be possible in theory, it remains very difficult to cause in practice through human greenhouse gas emissions.

>“We’ve estimated how much carbon dioxide would be required to get this steamy atmosphere, and the answer is about 30,000 ppm of atmospheric carbon dioxide, which is actually good news in terms of anthropogenic climate change,” Goldblatt says. Thirty thousand ppm is about 10 times more carbon dioxide than most experts estimate could be released from burning all available fossil fuels, he notes, although such high values could in theory be reached by releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide from the Earth’s vast deposits of limestone and other carbonate rocks.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-runaway-greenhouse/

The globe is currently just over 400 ppm.

>>7709073
>When it comes to blue water dominance, the United States Navy holds sway.

Who cares. This is the 21st Century, not the 19th.

Your homo boat obsession ended when a torpedo plane sank the Bismarck. Check the calendar, grandpa...we're in the age of smart bombs and missiles, not surface fleets.

The only reason the US Navy exists anymore is so Obama can maintain his quota of homosexuals in uniform.