Comment: Re:Yep (Score 1) 690
No house is going under tomorrow.
You might want to check out those pacific island communities that are literally flooded at high tides *NOW*
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No house is going under tomorrow.
You might want to check out those pacific island communities that are literally flooded at high tides *NOW*
The "greenhouse effect" of CO2 is dwarfed by the effect of water vapor
Yes, yes it is. It's what's called a Feedback Loop. Take a balanced seesaw with 1 lb on one side and 10 lbs on the other at distances that make the forces equal.
Now move the 1lb weight outward a bit or add a some weight. Once the 10lb ball starts rolling it's going to be 10x harder to stop.
Now multiply by the scale of an atmosphere and it's *really* a bad idea to play chicken with that type of situation.
If we nudge water vapor to increase more heat, it keeps getting stronger as more water evaporates due to the higher temps...
a better baseline than doing it in a city where local emissions may influence
so instead do it next to a volcano?
Just kidding, the juxtaposition just sounds hilarious
it's used as an instrument to social engineer votes in their favor (power) and dependency on government (control).
Yes and Jim Crow laws were the exact same thing for the legal code. That's my point.
Any concerns of Big Brother database-tampering to frame you for a crime are equally weighted with the benefits of fewer fake IDs
No they aren't. Our founding principles are that we let some guilty people go free precisely because that's preferable than to possibly imprison innocent people. People using Fake IDs are an acceptable condition of not doing 'Papers please' checks on every law abiding citizen on every street corner.
The more laws and order are made prominent, the more thieves and robbers there will be. -- Lao Tsu