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Why did science lie to us?
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Gen Z, you're the least likely to believe in the existence of God. What is your assessment of the prior generations? Think they will be able to pray to God to have a miracle occur or will they graciously let up burning fossil fuels, sparing your generation an agonizing fate?
The oceans are warming. The average temperatures are climbing. The clock is ticking- There is 8 years 5 months to reduce fossil fuels and energy use by 90% to meet the obligations they signed up for in the 2000s. That would require, on the order, of about 9% reduction in total energy use (Using car one day less per week, for example). Do you think the world will accomplish this?
Right now "policy statements" are being published by corporations and countries around the world. Mostly, they promise "Zero emissions by 2040,"- or later. Do you think these promises will be kept?
In the event that uncontrollable feedback loops make life more and more unbearable, would you support a global hegemony- military or otherwise- to maintain a schedule to zero emissions?
How many of you are okay with the prospect that perhaps billions will starve and die, and the rest of the world basically existing underground, out to 2100, after which you will likely not survive, but be in a position to make promises to your progeny? What kind of promises would you make and would those be statements of honest intent or some other kind of statement?
The oceans are warming. The average temperatures are climbing. The clock is ticking- There is 8 years 5 months to reduce fossil fuels and energy use by 90% to meet the obligations they signed up for in the 2000s. That would require, on the order, of about 9% reduction in total energy use (Using car one day less per week, for example). Do you think the world will accomplish this?
Right now "policy statements" are being published by corporations and countries around the world. Mostly, they promise "Zero emissions by 2040,"- or later. Do you think these promises will be kept?
In the event that uncontrollable feedback loops make life more and more unbearable, would you support a global hegemony- military or otherwise- to maintain a schedule to zero emissions?
How many of you are okay with the prospect that perhaps billions will starve and die, and the rest of the world basically existing underground, out to 2100, after which you will likely not survive, but be in a position to make promises to your progeny? What kind of promises would you make and would those be statements of honest intent or some other kind of statement?
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wat do
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You people who have never become scientists.
You are wasting your life.
The meaning of human life is to do science.
You are wasting your life.
The meaning of human life is to do science.
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>Beaten in the race to be the first billionaire in space.
>Doesn`t deliver engines to ULA.
>Rocket looks like a penis
>Has to start from scratch again New Glenn
Is there anything good in Blue Origin?
>Doesn`t deliver engines to ULA.
>Rocket looks like a penis
>Has to start from scratch again New Glenn
Is there anything good in Blue Origin?
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/sci/ gaming
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Weed has been cultivated and domesticated by our ancestors over generations for potency and for different effects but I'm curious about the original plant. Do we know what species it was and what its effects are?
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>hmmmm…seems like girls aren't even slightly attracted to me
>this is embarrassing
>i need an excuse so ppl don't laugh at me
>i know! i'll pretend to be so interested in something else that i don't even notice that girls aren't even slightly attracted to me
>how about those dots on the sky, they seem mysterious enough
>OK, get this "i'm totally fascinated by dots on the sky"
>thats a good pose
>i think i'll commit to that lie for the rest of my life
>i'll live the lie, for science (and escaping embarrassment with transparently lame excuses lol)
>*chad drives past the scene in a car full of happy children an sexy wives*
>this is embarrassing
>i need an excuse so ppl don't laugh at me
>i know! i'll pretend to be so interested in something else that i don't even notice that girls aren't even slightly attracted to me
>how about those dots on the sky, they seem mysterious enough
>OK, get this "i'm totally fascinated by dots on the sky"
>thats a good pose
>i think i'll commit to that lie for the rest of my life
>i'll live the lie, for science (and escaping embarrassment with transparently lame excuses lol)
>*chad drives past the scene in a car full of happy children an sexy wives*
