Thief
Rogue Theologian
man made changes happenBeing we humans are part of nature, could it be classified as happening natural? If it was a meteor it would be classified as natural.
and we don't call such things natural
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man made changes happenBeing we humans are part of nature, could it be classified as happening natural? If it was a meteor it would be classified as natural.
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a sustained chill can be caused by many thingsFossil records reveal that atmospheric CO2 levels around 600 million years ago were about 7,000 parts per million, compared with 379 ppm in 2005. Then approximately 480 million years ago those levels gradually dropped to 4,000 ppm over about 100 million years, while average temperatures remained at a steady 72 degrees. They then jumped rapidly to 4,500 ppm and guess what! Temperatures dove to an estimated average similar to today, even though the CO2 level was around twelve times higher than now. Yes, as CO2 went up, temperatures plummeted.
About 438 million years ago, atmospheric CO2 dropped from 4,500 ppm to 3,000 ppm, yet according to fossil records, world temperatures shot rapidly back up to an average 72 degrees. So regardless of whether CO2 levels were 7,000 ppm or 3,000 ppm, temperatures rose and fell independently.
https://www-forbes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.forbes.com/sites/larrybell/2011/05/03/breaking-news-the-climate-actually-changes/amp/?amp_js_v=a3&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA=#aoh=15823553932390&csi=1&referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s&share=https://www.forbes.com/sites/larrybell/2011/05/03/breaking-news-the-climate-actually-changes/
cash for podium appearance doesn't void the speechAl Gore has made a very good living out of that and Greta’s parents have realised that they can do the same.
I heard a better explanation for why that impact destroyed so many species.a sustained chill can be caused by many things
the meteor trick?
some believe that meteor that killed the dinosaurs did so by throwing tons of dust in to the air
fine dust
shut out the sunlight
green plants died
large veggie eaters starved
it's a theory
But they stopped the program when they realized money could be made with more workers.China
they've been doing it for years
check it out
yeah.....I heard a better explanation for why that impact destroyed so many species.
"When the asteroid hit the earth, it threw back a gigantic plume of the earth's crust. All the way into space.
As that plume started falling back to earth, it heated up to incandescence. A rain of molten rock fell on most of the biosphere.
The tiny creatures that could escape by burrowing or something survived. The big ones did not.
And life on earth began again.
Tom
can you relate that to the climate?But they stopped the program when they realized money could be made with more workers.
Yep.yeah.....
and also to that.....a thin line of soil different than the rest
is a marker of sorts
below the line of sediment.....large bone remains
above the line......nothing bigger than 50lb specimen
it took a while for the larger forms to regroup
But they stopped the program when they realized money could be made with more workers.
Absolutely not. It’s classification is neither, and both. When we refer to nature, we refer to something greater than us. We distinguish between what we do and what occurs naturally. To lay it all on nature is to absolve us of responsibility.
Not in the sense most people mean when they say natural change.
You're seriously implying they're crying havoc for the money -- along with millions of unaffiliated scientists around the world?
man made changes happen
and we don't call such things natural
a sustained chill can be caused by many things
the meteor trick?
some believe that meteor that killed the dinosaurs did so by throwing tons of dust in to the air
fine dust
shut out the sunlight
green plants died
large veggie eaters starved
it's a theory
You've extended the definition to the point where it covers everything. Arything not supernatural is natural.If locus destroy crop it's natural.
If a volcano destroys a mountain area it's natural.
If a meteor hits and destroys an area it's natural.
If heavy rains cause floods and destroy hundreds of houses it natural.
If a tornado destroys hundreds of houses, a whole town it's natural.
But if we destroy something it isn't natural. How does that work? Is it because we could have prevented it but didn't?
And a dangerous one; one who's artifices are ravaging the planet.In reality we may think we are better and/or above other species on this rock but that's exactly what we are, just another species on this rock.
Humans are neither supernatural or artificial. We are part of nature. IMO that makes us a natural disaster that was waiting to happen.You've extended the definition to the point where it covers everything. Arything not supernatural is natural.
The word is usually used in the sense of natural vs artificial.
And a dangerous one; one who's artifices are ravaging the planet.
have you seen my thread...?In reality we may think we are better and/or above other species on this rock but that's exactly what we are, just another species on this rock.
you are comparing forces of nature toIf locus destroy crop it's natural.
If a volcano destroys a mountain area it's natural.
If a meteor hits and destroys an area it's natural.
If heavy rains cause floods and destroy hundreds of houses it natural.
If a tornado destroys hundreds of houses, a whole town it's natural.
But if we destroy something it isn't natural. How does that work? Is it because we could have prevented it but didn't?