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wolram
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We are all doomed, if climate change does not get us, some thing will impact the Earth and kill us, will some one get it right ,the suspense is killing me.
Ivan Seeking said:If you already know what's killing you, what is the suspense all about?
wolram said:We are all doomed, if climate change does not get us, some thing will impact the Earth and kill us, will some one get it right ,the suspense is killing me.
wolram said:Which one will kill us, the worry, the impact ,or the weather, or may be we will be saved by some alien intervention?
wolram said:We are all doomed, if climate change does not get us, some thing will impact the Earth and kill us, will some one get it right ,the suspense is killing me.
Ivan Seeking said:If you already know what's killing you, what is the suspense all about?
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