Thread: Catastrophic Failure of Earth Within the Lifetime of Someone Alive Today!?

Originally Posted by NyxCC

It would be great if contra arguments are made based on some data, rather than weird logical thinking.

If we have let civilisation slip so far that logical thinking is seen as weird, then humanity is certainly doomed!

Incidentally, data for the past two billion years are bloody hard to come by. Our best shot is digging in the ground in really many different places. This has to some limited extent been done, and therefore we know that plant life and animal life is doing very badly in recent times (last several million years) compared to in the old days (before the dinosaurs). There was much more CO2 in the air back then (nowadays it is mostly buried in the ground as potential fossil fuels, and in the seas).

Originally Posted by NyxCC

Here's a graph with historical levels of CO2 emissions and just in case you don't know, both plants and animals have been disappearing from our planet and not the other way around.

It's a bit pointless to show such graphs, since they prove nothing else but the intention of whomever made the graph, to give those, who see the graph, a particular impression. You seem impressed by the graph; however it means nothing to me (I would need to know exactly the provenance of the data, to believe them - especially because of the endemic deceit in the "climate change"-movement).

Originally Posted by NyxCC

The quote below isn't related to global warming per se, but rather human activity. I decided to put this here as well, since you have an avatar with a lion and may be interested to learn more about the fate of these big cats.

We cannot disagree on the horrible faith of many of the larger species of animals on this planet. And, yes, man is responsible for their demise. Humanity is essentially a plague, which has infested the planet and will likely destroy much of it in time (including humanity itself). But "climate change" has got nothing to do with that; we humans destroy wild life, because we spread and take away the natural habitats of animals.