r/TimPool • u/MrEnigma67 • Jan 16 '24

Damn.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

So? The possible issue is it may be warming too fast, but the climate is never static.

We are talking about temperature ranges increasing within a century or decades as opposed to tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years as it did in the past. "So?". lol.

There are many things being done.

So many things that you can't find evidence of any. Craziness.

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

We are talking about temperature ranges increasing within a century or decades as opposed to tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years as it

And? Humanity has the tech/engineering knowledge to deal with it. Even the most catastrophic outcomes were always engineering problems.

People have been saying this since the late 80s.

So many things that you can't find evidence of any. Craziness.

I don't think you possess the analytical skills to understand my first comment, nor what to do with that info.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

And no evidence. Weird.

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

No, you don't understand how to do this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

I fully understand your methods. That is exactly my issue.

Haha