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3261307 No.3261307 [Reply] [Original]

if matter is nothing more than a form of structured energy, then why do people find it absurd that HAARP could cause earthquakes and weather manipulation?

>> No.3261326
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3261326

because op doesn't know physics
and "people" do

>> No.3261344

I've always been under the impression that the earth is so large that the systems that create and influence the weather are so huge and highly complex that we probably won't ever be able to influence them enough to have any substantial control over the weather.

Maybe some time far in the future, you might be able to create a small localized drizzle or maybe even a little thunderstorm, but to influence things on a larger scale, you'd probably need to be in control of the massive ocean currents that actually determine the climate.

I don't think I'm being pessimistic in assuming the global conveyor belt won't be under our control any time soon.

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>>3261307
I really, really, hope you're a troll.

>> No.3261408

>>3261405
I think you just hope I'm a troll, because it would scare the shit out of you if "natural" disasters could be weaponized.

>> No.3261710

>>3261307

>>Energy beamed into the sky will influence faults some miles below the surface of the Earth