If we didn't have our phones, legacy media institutions would not have been hollowed out quite so far, and we wouldn't be fed braindead bullshit 24/7, so things would be a lot different.
January 31, 2025 at 3:13 AM
If we didn't have our phones, legacy media institutions would not have been hollowed out quite so far, and we wouldn't be fed braindead bullshit 24/7, so things would be a lot different.
I think it's also good to mention that we observed n~1 at high water contents (>~0.6%) and at shear stresses below 0.18 MPa. Outside of those bounds, I would expect non-linear behavior.
January 18, 2025 at 10:18 PM
I think it's also good to mention that we observed n~1 at high water contents (>~0.6%) and at shear stresses below 0.18 MPa. Outside of those bounds, I would expect non-linear behavior.
The Earth absorbs a lot of CO2 every year. Places like the Bahamas and the deep oceans sequester it. The carbon balance of earth was negative until the industrial revolution. It would take a few thousand years, but co2 would fall on its own.
January 10, 2025 at 10:10 PM
The Earth absorbs a lot of CO2 every year. Places like the Bahamas and the deep oceans sequester it. The carbon balance of earth was negative until the industrial revolution. It would take a few thousand years, but co2 would fall on its own.
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Oh I'm sure you've heard of the PETM then, most wise and knowledgeable stevo27
Oh I'm sure you've heard of the PETM then, most wise and knowledgeable stevo27
Temporal Scaling of Carbon Emission and Accumulation Rates: Modern Anthropogenic Emissions Compared to Estimates of PETM Onset Accumulation
Rates are often time scale or denominator dependent and must be compared on the same scale of time Modern carbon emission rates on short time scales are 9–10 times higher than estimates for carbon ...
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January 10, 2025 at 4:10 PM
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Oh I'm sure you've heard of the PETM then, most wise and knowledgeable stevo27
Oh I'm sure you've heard of the PETM then, most wise and knowledgeable stevo27
The current rate of change is at least 10x greater than at any point in the known history of the earth.
January 10, 2025 at 3:24 PM
The current rate of change is at least 10x greater than at any point in the known history of the earth.
The atmosphere started changing by about 1860, but the exponential nature of increasing emissions really shows up by about the time you're referring to.
January 10, 2025 at 3:18 PM
The atmosphere started changing by about 1860, but the exponential nature of increasing emissions really shows up by about the time you're referring to.
Losing 90% of the population would intrinsically solve the issue
January 10, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Losing 90% of the population would intrinsically solve the issue
Complaining about this is like complaining that the Titanic had too many lifeboats. The lanes need to be 100% safe before they open. You know as soon as an accident happened the editorial would say delays would have been worth it. Also - take the train.
December 18, 2024 at 10:17 PM
Complaining about this is like complaining that the Titanic had too many lifeboats. The lanes need to be 100% safe before they open. You know as soon as an accident happened the editorial would say delays would have been worth it. Also - take the train.
Why cant we just write out the month and avoid the issue
December 18, 2024 at 10:07 PM
Why cant we just write out the month and avoid the issue
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SORRY THIS LINE COMES FROM MORBIUS????? NOT LIKE IDK CLASSIC GOTHIC LITERATURE OR MAYBE EVEN SHAKESPEARE???? MARVEL????? SONY????
December 17, 2024 at 1:29 AM
SORRY THIS LINE COMES FROM MORBIUS????? NOT LIKE IDK CLASSIC GOTHIC LITERATURE OR MAYBE EVEN SHAKESPEARE???? MARVEL????? SONY????