Climate Change: Will Someone Get It Right?

In summary, we're all doomed if climate change doesn't get us, but we can all die from something else, too. The suspense is killing us.
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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.
 
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If you already know what's killing you, what is the suspense all about?
 
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Ivan Seeking said:
If you already know what's killing you, what is the suspense all about?

Which one will kill us, the worry, the impact ,or the weather, or may be we will be saved by some alien intervention?
 
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You said the suspense is killing you. :biggrin:

...so you are doomed as long as nothing bad happens.
 
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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.

We're all doomed, cause we're going to die anyway. So, in the long run, all that doesn't matter much, really :tongue:
 
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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?

if there's the possibility of being saved, why are we doomed?
 
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Fear not. I know with 100% certainty what you, Wolram, will die of.



Lack of oxygen to the brain.

(Now, whether that lack of oxygen to your brain comes from overheating due to climate change, or vaporization of your body due to meteor impact - that's just details.)
 
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His brain could be crushed completely, resulting in death prior to potential lack of oxygen.

wolram, yes, we all die eventually. Did this just dawn on you now?
 
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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.

And if not an asteroid, then one day the Sun will expand into a red giant and envelope the earth. Granted, it will take many millions of years...
 
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Don’t take life so serious—it ain’t nohow permanent. - Walt Kelly
 
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Oh psshhh, you sciency-types are all the same. No matter what I keep telling you guys, you always insist that death is real. IT'S JUST A CONSPIRACY TO KEep YOU AFRAID OF THE SYSTEM!
 
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Our solar system will inevitably be destroyed in 5 billion years. Though, if humanity survives this long, I'm sure it will find a solution.
 
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Ivan Seeking said:
If you already know what's killing you, what is the suspense all about?

:rofl::rofl:

That's better than Catch-22.
 

1. What is climate change?

Climate change refers to the long-term changes in Earth's overall temperature patterns and weather conditions. These changes are primarily caused by human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, which release large amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

2. Why is it important for someone to "get it right" about climate change?

It is crucial for someone to accurately understand and communicate the science of climate change in order to inform policy and individual actions. Getting it right means acknowledging the overwhelming evidence that climate change is happening and that human activities are the primary cause, and taking appropriate actions to mitigate its impacts.

3. Can we trust the predictions about climate change?

The predictions about climate change are based on extensive scientific research and data analysis, and are continually refined and updated as new information becomes available. While no prediction can be 100% certain, the overwhelming majority of scientists agree that the Earth's climate is changing and that human activities are the primary cause.

4. What can individuals do to help with climate change?

Individual actions can have a significant impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change. Some simple steps individuals can take include reducing energy consumption, using renewable energy sources, driving less, and eating a plant-based diet. It is also important to support policies and initiatives that address climate change at a larger scale.

5. How can we ensure that someone will "get it right" about climate change?

Ensuring that someone gets it right about climate change requires a commitment to understanding and communicating the scientific evidence accurately. This can be achieved through education, open-mindedness, and critical thinking. It is also important for individuals to seek out and support credible, evidence-based sources of information on climate change.

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