• yeahiknow3@lemmings.world
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    7 months ago

    What is this, mumble rap for science deniers? Just riffing this bullshit on the fly.

    Florida was -200F.

    Exactly, the closer you get to the equator, the colder it gets.

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      7 months ago

      -200F in the ice age WAS the warm spot. The polar caps were closer to -500F. The whole planet was an ice planet. It’s not like Florida was -200F, but Ohio was 73F.

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        7 months ago

        So true. And before that don’t forget that Earth didn’t even exist, because it was just a clump of dust.

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          7 months ago

          No…it was extremely hot before the ice age. Do you seriously think the dinosaurs were just hanging out in 70 degree weather?

          Look at insects, as oxygen levels decreased they became smaller. Even alligators used to be like 150 feet…now they’re closer to 18-30 feet depending on type.

          The living creatures of that era were all bigger. It was more humid. There was more oxygen in the air. And then astroids hit, and basically were world ending events. Happened twice, hundreds of millions of years apart.

          And you think that YOU can kill a planet? No. This planet decides if it ALLOWS you to live. And humans are awful pests. Honestly surprised the 2 nukes in WWII didn’t trigger a 3rd ice age.

          But until the 3rd ice age, it’s just always going to get hotter. Humans or not.

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            7 months ago

            Honestly surprised the 2 nukes in WWII didn’t trigger a 3rd ice age.

            Why are you surprised? How do you think the nukes would have triggered a ice age?

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              7 months ago

              Same way the astroids did. Big boom, big ripple effect around the globe, and the force pushes the earth slightly out of orbit.

              Apperently nukes aren’t powerful enought to do what astroids did. I thought they would.