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Sylvanus 2 year s ago
#2 This is hands down, the god's honest truth- the first time I heard Gangnam Style was in a post on Izismile. (Back then Izi would put all their daily videos into a single post.) I remember thinking it was a relatively obscure thing. Turned out to be much more, lol. 
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Sy 2 year s ago
#29 = climate change deniers
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Nellie 2 year s ago
Sy, at what time in history has the climate not changed?
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Deborah 2 year s ago
Nellie,
Sure. 3 little differences though.
#1 This time WE are the cause.
#2 Things will go wrong to the point where Earth may become uninhabitable or at the very least causes major problems for millions.
And #3, we can still reduce it by taking action.
Sure. 3 little differences though.
#1 This time WE are the cause.
#2 Things will go wrong to the point where Earth may become uninhabitable or at the very least causes major problems for millions.
And #3, we can still reduce it by taking action.
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Leonore 2 year s ago
Deborah,
#1 Really? All by ourselves? You mean we caused the last Ice Age. too?
#2 Make that major problems for billions.
#3 Like having EVERYONE stop using their air conditioners?
#1 Really? All by ourselves? You mean we caused the last Ice Age. too?
#2 Make that major problems for billions.
#3 Like having EVERYONE stop using their air conditioners?
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Deborah 2 year s ago
Leonore,
1. Yes. By ourselves.
Maybe you haven't noticed, but we have huge amounts of waste we have been pumping into the land, sea, and air for over a century now.
And an ice age which, as the name suggests, causes the Earth to get colder is somewhat different from the Earth heating up.
And just because there were significant changes in temperature then and now are the same anyway. That it wasn't caused by us then doesn't mean it can't be caused by us now.
2. There's probably a reason why I said "at the very least"...
And 3, yes. Using less air conditioners would definitely help. Bit oddly specific example you take and obviously not enough but it couldn't hurt.
1. Yes. By ourselves.
Maybe you haven't noticed, but we have huge amounts of waste we have been pumping into the land, sea, and air for over a century now.
And an ice age which, as the name suggests, causes the Earth to get colder is somewhat different from the Earth heating up.
And just because there were significant changes in temperature then and now are the same anyway. That it wasn't caused by us then doesn't mean it can't be caused by us now.
2. There's probably a reason why I said "at the very least"...
And 3, yes. Using less air conditioners would definitely help. Bit oddly specific example you take and obviously not enough but it couldn't hurt.
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Herbert 2 year s ago
#35 No problem at all. Do the laundry.
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Vince 2 year s ago
#50 Person with ad blocker: YouTube has ads?
Sure. 3 little differences though.
#1 This time WE are the cause.
#2 Things will go wrong to the point where Earth may become uninhabitable or at the very least causes major problems for millions.
And #3, we can still reduce it by taking action.
#1 Really? All by ourselves? You mean we caused the last Ice Age. too?
#2 Make that major problems for billions.
#3 Like having EVERYONE stop using their air conditioners?
1. Yes. By ourselves.
Maybe you haven't noticed, but we have huge amounts of waste we have been pumping into the land, sea, and air for over a century now.
And an ice age which, as the name suggests, causes the Earth to get colder is somewhat different from the Earth heating up.
And just because there were significant changes in temperature then and now are the same anyway. That it wasn't caused by us then doesn't mean it can't be caused by us now.
2. There's probably a reason why I said "at the very least"...
And 3, yes. Using less air conditioners would definitely help. Bit oddly specific example you take and obviously not enough but it couldn't hurt.