Thread: The Day after Tommorow.....

the "global warming" theory is a natural process IMO...Our world shifts b/t warm wet periods and ice ages.


What's so different this time?

We may find out soon enough..............

Damn it! The title should read 'Tomorrow' and not 'Tommorow', and is there any way of editing a title? No.

Man will destroy this world before we have the technology to move to another one...
Might sound fucked up but I hope I'm alive when it happens, I want to actually see man "the stupidest animal alive" destroy the only livable planet in 4 light years or more...
Fucking retards!

Originally Posted by lnvanry

the "global warming" theory is a natural process IMO...Our world shifts b/t warm wet periods and ice ages.


What's so different this time?

Look at the global temperature change over the past two thousand years leading up to the industrial revolution and then up to present time. This rate of change isn't natural.

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

Man will destroy this world before we have the technology to move to another one...
Might sound fucked up but I hope I'm alive when it happens, I want to actually see man "the stupidest animal alive" destroy the only livable planet in 4 light years or more...
Fucking retards!

Originally Posted by gococksDJS

Look at the global temperature change over the past two thousand years leading up to the industrial revolution and then up to present time. This rate of change isn't natural.

Thats 1,000 year sample space your talking about....Maybe you should be looking at a larger sample, like 1mil or 5.6mil?

We may be accelerating global warming, but we aren't going to destroy the planet like foreman thinks. Its pretty naive to think that our species could ruin a planet...we aren't that powerful. As long as we have water and oxygen we will survive just fine...

Global warming is natural..."if" we are accelerating the rate of it, what's the catastrophic problem. We warm up loose some coastal land...climates may change...maybe leading up to an ice age. Man has survived multiple ice ages. I think we can probably manage.

Originally Posted by lnvanry

Thats 1,000 year sample space your talking about....Maybe you should be looking at a larger sample, like 1mil or 5.6mil?

We may be accelerating global warming, but we aren't going to destroy the planet like foreman thinks. Its pretty naive to think that our species could ruin a planet...we aren't that powerful. As long as we have water and oxygen we will survive just fine...

Global warming is natural..."if" we are accelerating the rate of it, what's the catastrophic problem. We warm up loose some coastal land...climates may change...maybe leading up to an ice age. Man has survived multiple ice ages. I think we can probably manage.

I couldn't agree more!

Originally Posted by lnvanry

Thats 1,000 year sample space your talking about....Maybe you should be looking at a larger sample, like 1mil or 5.6mil?

We may be accelerating global warming, but we aren't going to destroy the planet like foreman thinks. Its pretty naive to think that our species could ruin a planet...we aren't that powerful. As long as we have water and oxygen we will survive just fine...

Global warming is natural..."if" we are accelerating the rate of it, what's the catastrophic problem. We warm up loose some coastal land...climates may change...maybe leading up to an ice age. Man has survived multiple ice ages. I think we can probably manage.

I agree....................lets launch all our nuclear weapons at China now......shit we are not powerful enough to do any real damage to the environment with them

Originally Posted by lnvanry

Thats 1,000 year sample space your talking about....Maybe you should be looking at a larger sample, like 1mil or 5.6mil?

We may be accelerating global warming, but we aren't going to destroy the planet like foreman thinks. Its pretty naive to think that our species could ruin a planet...we aren't that powerful. As long as we have water and oxygen we will survive just fine...

Global warming is natural..."if" we are accelerating the rate of it, what's the catastrophic problem. We warm up loose some coastal land...climates may change...maybe leading up to an ice age. Man has survived multiple ice ages. I think we can probably manage.

In 500-1000 years do you have any idea on the number of billions of people there will be? Or the amount of polution? Or food shortage? Or diseases? The population is accelerating way to fast.. Humans, eventaully, will be no more soon (as in less than 2000 years) IMO

Originally Posted by Steele20

In 500-1000 years do you have any idea on the number of billions of people there will be? Or the amount of polution? Or food shortage? Or diseases? The population is accelerating way to fast.. Humans, eventaully, will be no more soon (as in less than 2000 years) IMO

The real problem is that that would probably be the Best thing that could happen to the planet, get some shit stabilized or something.
Also godhand and all you bible pushing cocksuckers, you better pray that god does not really exist because I don't think that he would be so happy with what we did to the place( it was his creation right?)so there might be hell ( ) to pay

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

I agree....................lets launch all our nuclear weapons at China now......shit we are not powerful enough to do any real damage to the environment with them

right....what a rebuttle buddy!

Originally Posted by Steele20

In 500-1000 years do you have any idea on the number of billions of people there will be? Or the amount of polution? Or food shortage? Or diseases? The population is accelerating way to fast.. Humans, eventaully, will be no more soon (as in less than 2000 years) IMO

THe are ways to decrease the population...famine, disease, war....That is how things have happened in the past.

I really think that there will probably be some loarge catastrophic event in Asia sooner or later w/ their living conditions .

That will solve most of the overpopulation problems. I guess I really overlook overpopulation b/c I lived in a developed country where population growth has matured like most of Europe as well. Only Africa and Asia have booming popuplations...even China has matured in population growth. Their 1.1billion will not grow any more for a long time...if ever.

No big deal, if all the Ice Caps melt, I'll probably end up with beach front property, if an Ice Age comes then the water will recede and the Island will get bigger and we can add some new highways.

where do you live...Hawaii?

Originally Posted by lnvanry

where do you live...Hawaii?

Aloha.

Originally Posted by lnvanry

right....what a rebuttle buddy!

Hey I'm on your side....
I don't believe all that pollution crap.
And I know if the entire world launched all their Nukes nothing would happen except a few thousand people would die.....big deal...
I say everybody launch right now................I'll take my chances.

pretty much paradise huh?


Never been there but I will come visit the sunshine state sometime. I've had 2 friends go and never come back... Must be pretty nice out there

i saw that show


then I went out and turned on all three of my generators and desiel truck for the fun of it

Originally Posted by lnvanry

but I will come visit the sunshine state sometime.

What does your friends moving to Florida have to do with Hawaii?

I thought ice expanded when it froze?

Originally Posted by Tier

I thought ice expanded when it froze?

Yes it does and it becomes less dense.

Wouldn't that mean less water/oceanic displacement? Or is it not that much of a difference?

Pollution Smolution!

Originally Posted by Tier

Wouldn't that mean less water/oceanic displacement? Or is it not that much of a difference?

Last Ice Age the water receded and opened the land bridge between Siberia and Alaska.

In all seriousness, if all the frozen water in the world melted, the seas would only rise like 20 feet, right? If I didnt have a tv/radio/internet etc, I wouldnt even know they did. Most people would be fine

20 feet's a lot for low lying areas.

Overpeck and his colleagues have used computer models to create a series of maps that show how susceptible coastal cities and island countries are to the sea rising at different levels. The maps show that a 1-meter (3-foot) rise would swamp cities all along the U.S. eastern seaboard. A 6-meter (20-foot) sea level rise would submerge a large part of Florida.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n..._earthday.html