Global warming

[cannabineer]

And then it fell.

Not really. "The fall of Rome" is the disaster that never happened. Rome really did go translucent and flake away. Bits of it survived until 1918. cn

 

[fdd2blk]

if we caused global warming who the hell started the ice age?

 

[RyanTheRhino]

Not really. "The fall of Rome" is the disaster that never happened. Rome really did go translucent and flake away. Bits of it survived until 1918. cn

It turned into the holy roman empire and lasted until Bismark and the formation of modern Germany i think.


I guess you can say Rome is still alive and is Vatican city

 

[Red1966]

Even if it was real, you couldn't get everyone to agree on implementing a redirect on a global scale.

They have to cut down the rainforest, the country is broke and needs the money to sell off to investors so they can pay back the banks. It's either they sell it off and die later, or die now. Then those investors will go consume something else.



Why did Rome fall?


Because of progress.

Because the citizens of Rome, a democracy, voted themselves so many benefits. they could no longer field an adequate military, and barbarians from the North could rob and plunder them with impunity.

 

[cannabineer]

It turned into the holy roman empire and lasted until Bismark and the formation of modern Germany i think.


I guess you can say Rome is still alive and is Vatican city

It bifurcated. The Byzantines held on until the Ottomans pushed over the empty shell.

Now while the Austrian Kaiser and the Russian Tsar didn't actively say so, their choice of title shows that they did try to invest themselves somewhat in the tradition and legitimacy of oldest Rome. cn

 

[cannabineer]

if we caused global warming who the hell started the ice age?

Some daft society lady who wanted her wine cold NOW. cn

 

[NLXSK1]

if we caused global warming who the hell started the ice age?

The dinosaurs were using Freon in their Air-Conditioners... Those bastards!!

 

[Omgwtfbbq Indicaman]

Because the citizens of Rome, a democracy, voted themselves so many benefits. they could no longer field an adequate military, and barbarians from the North could rob and plunder them with impunity.

what history books are you reading? rome was a republic first and after Julius Caesar had been given control it remained an autocracy. once Constantine made the state a christian state he doomed them. basically what the right wing nutjobs like tea party and the fundamental Christians in america and Islam's encroaching "don't offend me or die by sharia law" stance in european non-secular societies have been working towards, dumb down the masses with religion.

 

[ChesusRice]

Because the citizens of Rome, a democracy, voted themselves so many benefits. they could no longer field an adequate military, and barbarians from the North could rob and plunder them with impunity.

History is not your strong point at all

Go back to stormfront

 

[Carthoris]

I know this issue has kind of been beat to death. I feel like venting. I just don't know why the republicans do not believe in global warming. Even a grower knows that creating a bad environment can have dramatic consequences. Bad circulation, High humidity, high temps. Basically what I am getting at is, cause and effect.

So why would the all knowing republicans think that the emissions from a car, coal plant, or a factory would not have an effect on anything? They act as if carbon dioxide just comes out and disappears. They probably believe that a hot air balloon goes up magically. Science what a hoax lol. I think they should start their car. Take a hose from the exhaust to the house, and see if that dramatically changes there environment. While they're at it take a few big whiffs.

I understand the planet goes through heating a cooling periods, but it doesn't mean that our contribution doesn't accelerate that process.

Peace
Salt

Do you know the difference between Anthropic Global Warming and Global Warming?

 

[Carthoris]

Like I said put a hose from your car to your house and come back and tell me how your environment is. Cause and effect. So where do you think all of the carbon goes? Out in space? We have proven volcanos have dramatic change on the climate. Or do you not believe that either? I guess it's not happening if you can't see it right? Humans can be so naive.

Peace
Salt

You know CO2 isn't really created or destroyed, right?

 

[ChesusRice]

You know CO2 isn't really created or destroyed, right?

Actually you are wrong on both counts

 

[NLXSK1]

• They act as if carbon dioxide just comes out and disappears.
  
  
  
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Actually, carbon dioxide is utilized by plants... Like Plankton in the seas, bushes, trees, MARIJUANA, etc... They turn it into oxygen...

So yes, it actually does disappear after a while...

 

[Omgwtfbbq Indicaman]

Actually, carbon dioxide is utilized by plants... Like Plankton in the seas, bushes, trees, MARIJUANA, etc... They turn it into oxygen...

So yes, it actually does disappear after a while...

it is consumed and then altered, but then again, if you looked at humans, i guess we do disappear after a while too lol. i guess it depends on the viewer.

 

[Red1966]

what history books are you reading? rome was a republic first and after Julius Caesar had been given control it remained an autocracy. once Constantine made the state a christian state he doomed them. basically what the right wing nutjobs like tea party and the fundamental Christians in america and Islam's encroaching "don't offend me or die by sharia law" stance in european non-secular societies have been working towards, dumb down the masses with religion.

I'll concede I should have said a republic instead of a democracy. Still, the Senate slew Ceasar when he went too far. That tradition continued, I believe. Rome "fell" when they retreated from the northern tribes across the Mediterranean, was the sense I meant. I disagree that conversion to Christianity in particular doomed them. Any religion, except submission to Islam, would have elicited the same response.

 

[RyanTheRhino]

You know CO2 isn't really created or destroyed, right?

mass and energy are conserved but that doesn't mean they cant change forms

 

[Carthoris]

Actually you are wrong on both counts

You know full well what I mean. What is in oil/fossil fuels that we burn already existed and came from the environment. Plants and animals might change it from oxygen to co2 to oxygen again, but it never just goes away. We are setting up for the next swamp dinosaur era.

 

[Carthoris]

mass and energy are conserved but that doesn't mean they cant change forms

This was not to suggest that it could not be created or destroyed, I meant it in reference to mankinds use of fossil fuels. We aren't creating CO2, we are just putting back into the atmosphere what once was there.

 

[RyanTheRhino]

You know full well what I mean. What is in oil/fossil fuels that we burn already existed and came from the environment. Plants and animals might change it from oxygen to co2 to oxygen again, but it never just goes away. We are setting up for the next swamp dinosaur era.

naw i knew what you meant, just saying

the carbon is used by the plant to construct new growth from carbohydrates while throwing out the oxygen.

 

[NLXSK1]

You know full well what I mean. What is in oil/fossil fuels that we burn already existed and came from the environment. Plants and animals might change it from oxygen to co2 to oxygen again, but it never just goes away. We are setting up for the next swamp dinosaur era.

As opposed to setting up for an ice age?

The climate changes naturally. I think our effort and money would be better spent to learn to adapt to it rather than try to prevent or alter it.