/sci/ - Science & Math

What the fuck is COVID-20?

>>11812352

>that period of about three months from mid-march until right about now when they all just shut the fuck up about global warming for a while

It was glorious while it lasted. I knew it couldn't last though.

>>11812352
this is fucked, does disagreeing mean that covid is more dangerous or less dangerous than global warming overall

>>11812381
The new and improved version, brought to you by the Wuhan institute of virology

>>11812381
At the rate things are going, we're getting COVID-21 next month.

>>11812410
Based scientific response. What a shitty formation.

>>11812716
Go back to twitter anon, the word you're looking for is formulation*, formation is used to describe natural formations of physical objects

>America's 3 biggest manufacturing rivals (on a jobs basis) nodding their heads eagerly

Was Trump right about the China hoax thing?

>>11812684
It'll be old enough to get drunk in the states and go to Seattle.

>>11812861
well played

>>11812352
Dumb survey. "Serious" is too imprecise a word.
It's like asking what a more serious problem: car accidents or aging?
Certainly aging may have a far larger impact on life in general than car accidents but ending car accidents is a far more actionable problem than ending aging. Therefor,e one might say the issue of car accidents should be treated more seriously.
It's unlikely there is much of anything we can do to halt climate change(i.e. it's non actionable). Therefore coronavirus is a more serious problem.

>>11812352
What does disagree mean?
If i said in the long term climate change is a MORE serious crisis than covid-19 wouldn't I have to disagree aswell?

Once COVID decimates a country's nursing homes ... it pretty much punks out.

It was a nothing burger all along.

>>11813625
voila

>>11812387
kek, this

>>11812816
Shut up nigga you know what he meant

You are such a fucking retard. Precisely because we have no way of predicting what will actually happen and the magnitude of the risk is why we have to act and take the necessary precautions.

>>11812352
Surprised leaf land is third for disagree

>>11812835
China and India have had huge environmental problems for a while now. Climate change is a legitimate concern to these people

>>11812654
>brought to you by
Check John Bolton's new book.

Trump did another quid pro quo, but this time with China.
Trump is intentionally letting everyone die from Corona because China convinced him it's what he needs to do to get their help.
He's literally helping our enemies attack American citizens with this virus.

>>11812352

>>11817179
wtf i love trump now

>>11812381
It's Covid-19 + DLC

>>11817322
underrated

>>11817333
There were a total of ten posts on the entire board before you decided this comment deserved more attention than it got. Generally the 'underrated' post is used when a good post has been unreplied to for a couple of hours, or there are dozens or even hundreds of posts in the thread after it, but nobody has replied. You, sir, are guilty of bad chanform and are most definitely not my nigga. I bet you even inb4 and /thread your own posts.

>>11817355
>newfag larping as an oldfag
You have to go back

>>11817356
>secret report
ooooOOOOooooooh, spooky!

>>11817314
This would be accurate if Covid 19 were a comparatively tiny rat-sized thing gnawing on a wrist, and "resource depletion" stood in for the upcoming economic crisis, since that will be the overwhelming cause of it, and catastrophic climate change were further down in the depths, which is to say further in the future than this placement implies.

>>11817179
imagine believing the liar who lied about the whole Iraq thing. If he'd had any evidence, he would have presented them during the testimony.

>>11817456
The major drought's will really kick in in the '30s when the 450ppm/+2C tipping point is passed.
Once food security is gone... well, look at Syria.

>>11817456
The major droughts will really kick in around 2030, when the 450ppm/+2C tipping point is passed.
Once food security is gone... well, look at Syria.

>>11817362
You aren't our nigga, man.

>>11817851
>Giant deserts in Europe and South America
>Cuba located above the 30° paralel
>America smaller than Mexico
>Australia so far north
This is the worst map I have ever seen.

>>11817356
the UK is regularly hot as fuck now compared to 2004. temperatures hit 32c often last year, I felt like I was in australia.

>>11817314
If climate change is inevitable, then why regulate it?