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14675145 No.14675145 [Reply] [Original]

the climate alarmist shills are finally losing the war on /sci/. today and yesterday was a very bad day for them. keep it up, /sci/

>> No.14675686

are you literally so obsessed with being right on the internet you give a shit if the only people who bother responding to climate change denial threads are other climate change deniers? maybe you should try getting a job or do something productive during the day like a hobby

>> No.14675703

>>14675686
>climate change deniers
You must feel so smug. So much better than everyone else.

>> No.14675704

>>14675145
I’m a climate pro but not super hardcore climate pro, i’m almost like more anti now. sorry

>> No.14675890

>>14675145
>nooooo what do you mean we can't just consoom without any limits???

>> No.14675905

>>14675145
Give me your best criticisms against the climate change narrative.

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>>14675905

>> No.14675927
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>>14675905
will climate change be a problem before 2029?

>> No.14675933

>>14675927
Not sure I buy into the singularity to be honest. Systems usually break between taking off on the exponential curve and becoming asymptotic.

>> No.14675934

>>14675927
Nah probably not until 2500s

>> No.14675942

>>14675933
those historic 'break-offs' are already accounted for in the mapped HYPERBOLIC curve.

>>14675933
also, Jesus will come and solve climate change before it's a problem

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>>14675145
>uhh akhchwayuuually climate change can't be real because there's not enough recorded history to prove it's real!

>> No.14675971

>>14675942
>those historic 'break-offs' are already accounted for
Not really. An asteroid hitting the Earth or the Black Death are fundamentally different phenomenon than the things we're facing at the late stages of the curve.
What's coming now are major issues that care caused by the development itself, issues that themselves grow exponentially and act as destabilizing or limiting factors.
The singularity is far from a forgone conclusion.

>> No.14676275

>>14675145
Isn't that the neoliberal globe? I don't get the meme.

>> No.14676320

>>14675145
>23:43:40
>UTC+2
>the climate alarmist shills are finally losing the war on /sci/
More like people with a brain are going to sleep

>> No.14676813

>>14675145
>the climate denialist shills are getting more shrill
FTFY

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>Can i feel it
I can feel 40 degrees celsius + drought records yes.