Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by H20nly » Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:19 pm

andydes wrote:
myrnova wrote:Well, if you are a rich muslim sheick, or a black black black african dictator, in this case the swiss don't bother about islam's danger and black people's IQ at all :lol:

Again: don't be surprised by this rich swiss cocky fellow here. :roll:
Nothing anyone says round here surprises me anymore.

Which thread is this one again? I can't tell the difference. They are all full of the same bullshit.
yeah, remember the good old days when a thread had a title and a topic and people talked about it?

there's nothing permanent except change they say... which must be why every thread changes into the same pissing contest lately.

on that note, i was wondering if anybody has anything negative and derogatory to say about the United States, anything really positive and soap boxy to say about Marxism, and if there is anyone out there who could cast blame upon a population or two from their keyboard while simultaneously not doing fuck all to fix these woes, gripes and accusations aside from restating them ad nauseam...

anyone?

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by H20nly » Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:28 pm

Funk N. Furter wrote:I tried to post about climate change and blame the whole thing on the United States while pretty much ignoring the fact that the world is in this together because i'm too hyper focused on the blame game rather than the actual solution, which i do almost nothing about in reality because i'm to busy typing, but I got told off.
fixed.

your sentence wasn't run-ony enough.

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by H20nly » Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:47 pm

oh, my bad.

could you please fix the quote by squeezing all of that in before the period as well? underline the scientist part.

thanks.

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by regretfullySaid » Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:20 pm

H20nly wrote:oh, my bad.

could you please fix the quote by squeezing all of that in before the period as well? underline the scientist part.

thanks.
Could you please capitaliZe?

Thx brah.
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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by H20nly » Thu Jul 11, 2013 10:24 pm

buT hoW wilL thE worlD knoW thE extent of your eXploits, if not by your pontificatinG with efficient uSe of sentence structure and innovative graMMer techniqueS?

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by Forge. » Fri Jul 12, 2013 3:01 am

beats me wrote:
myrnova wrote:
beats me wrote:The key is to stop having kids. You’d have no personal reason to give a damn about the longevity of the planet while at the same time ironically cutting back on the need for planet destroying resources. Two rights make a right.
... you forget kids are funny and innocent. It's you that don't work, not kids :roll:

…you forget all kids grow up to be adults.
In my experience it's having kids that forces us to grow up and start actually thinking beyond ourselves—no offence to the childless here, but in my experience there is a clear line in the sand that you cross when you have them and there is no going back. You're not truly tested to your limits until you have kids.

As for having too many, yes we definitely need to keep it down to around 2 for the sake of the planet.

But the best way to do that is for everyone to have a better quality of life so that they don't just have kids to support them when they are older, or all the many other reasons for higher birthrates among poorer people. Clearly the fact lower birthrates in wealthy western countries is evidence that people tend to have less children when their quality of life is better, because it's relatively recent. 200 years ago in Europe the birth rates averaged around 8 per woman, mainly because at least 5 were expected to die before the age of 5.

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by myrnova » Fri Jul 12, 2013 3:17 am

Forge. wrote: In my experience it's having kids that forces us to grow up and start actually thinking beyond ourselves—no offence to the childless here, but in my experience there is a clear line in the sand that you cross when you have them and there is no going back. You're not truly tested to your limits until you have kids.The key is to stop having kids. You’d have no personal reason to give a damn about the longevity of the planet while at the same time ironically cutting back on the need for planet destroying resources. Two rights make a right.

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by Forge. » Fri Jul 12, 2013 3:19 am

actually, this one's for Krulecello, Jack McCock and Funken too

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by Forge. » Fri Jul 12, 2013 3:28 am

do you have kids Myrnova?

Or are you sturmnihilist now too? :lol:

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by H20nly » Fri Jul 12, 2013 4:15 am

it's asexual.

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by Forge. » Fri Jul 12, 2013 4:24 am

earthloop wrote:Meanwhile, here is some music and a vid relevant to the topic...great new song by David Bridie ...watch for the dramatic ending!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgYe5ixQa-s

P.S. There is a Cellist on the album Wake from which this song comes (Helen Mountfort on cello) :D
finally watched this after having it open in a tab for days

good vid.

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by Forge. » Fri Jul 12, 2013 4:26 am

Barrier reef rating downgraded to poor

http://www.theage.com.au/environment/co ... 2pqqd.html

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by Forge. » Fri Jul 12, 2013 4:28 am

David Attenborough: Climate change worse than expected

He talks about birth rate near the end

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_mY1orxgHw

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by re:dream » Fri Jul 12, 2013 5:05 am

Latest paleo climate survey confirms 'hockey stick' graph

http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2013/0 ... ?mobile=nc

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Re: Climate Change & Einstein's - You cannot solve a problem ...

Post by crofter » Fri Jul 12, 2013 6:04 am

H20nly wrote:it's asexual.
I've always assumed it was some sort of bot.
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