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@zahlanzi saidI used to like Chomsky until I realized he is a partisan creature. He bought into the anthropogenic global warming propaganda. He wrote books about propaganda and he got duped by it in the end. He needs to learn about something before he forms an opinion about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llzoItQgLOQ
Chomsky brilliant as always.
@metal-brain saidProving you are a retard.
I used to like Chomsky until I realized he is a partisan creature. He bought into the anthropogenic global warming propaganda. He wrote books about propaganda and he got duped by it in the end. He needs to learn about something before he forms an opinion about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSQlJx76b64&fbclid=IwAR2f3sOjK8L-74rrhYtRm56Worxrlg_AqPWbengIgrc3rFNM4ksXSt-BB_s
@shavixmir saidNo, look up "proving".
Proving you are a retard.
@metal-brain saidWhy bother?
No, look up "proving".
Once you know what it means try to do it on my "sea level rise" thread on the science forum.
@metal-brain saidWell, besides the fact that every serious scientist states it, logically you can only come to the same conclusion.
No, look up "proving".
Once you know what it means try to do it on my "sea level rise" thread on the science forum.
@shavixmir said"Well, besides the fact that every serious scientist states it"
Well, besides the fact that every serious scientist states it, logically you can only come to the same conclusion.
How many people on the planet in 1750?
1 billion or so?
Now 7 billion + the industrial revolution, mass consumption and God knows how many cars and planes and boats.
What makes you think that it won’t impact the environment?