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Jonger

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  1. People that opposed carbon sequestration don't care about climate, they have ulterior motives. 20 years of following this topic has solidified this opinion. We don't destroy our way of life and the climate is saved until we develop 100% energy usage from the sun.
  2. In the grand scheme of things.... none of this will matter LONG term. 150 years isn't shit. Humans and other animals can live with higher temps, new coast lines and more co2 in the atmosphere. We want to avoid TOO much extinction and damage to flora/fauna. Technology is moving us in the right direction, but we can head all this off with carbon sequestration. It's the easy option for all of this and also reduces ocean acidification too.
  3. But it's not going to happen. We need someone to figure out a proper way to pull down the current Co2 levels from any location on earth. Unless China or India suffered direct pain, it won't happen.
  4. This is the worst possible route you can take in an effort to fix this problem right here. You try to sell this and most people will check out. Carbon capture and sequestration is the only solution we have to negate the carbon already in the atmosphere and the additional carbon already in the pipeline.
  5. You haven't been to the Northwoods yet and you live in Wisconsin? Easy to describe, it's nicer than where you live. Simply put.
  6. This comes from the same guy (forky) who openly pushed for a vaccine mandate nationwide, basically confirming what Joe is saying here.
  7. Drudge was sold a few years ago.... the site keeps a few eyes on conservative writers and links those stories to pay the bills, but readership has plunged.
  8. Quite subjective and I'm quite sure I know the type you hear from.
  9. The same forum where people wish for strong hurricanes, cares about some fat conservative guy dying of covid 7 states away. Right....
  10. Let's be real, nobody here does.
  11. My parents and other age susceptible people in my life are vaccinated, I'll probably get around to it eventually. Not a big priority considering my age and health. I'm probably more likely to die in a car accident on the way to getting the vaccine.
  12. Seems to be a problem with moderation. I wonder if any of them are sensitive souls. Bad words make people sad.
  13. And the vaccine won't change any of that. They're going to keep coming one after another. Remember the "flu" and "colds". How many of those colds were cornaviruses? Might as well try to lockup the boogeyman so small children can stop worrying about him too.
  14. It's amazing how badly some people want this to never end.
  15. That's my girlfriend's favorite drink. She adds a splash of pineapple juice though.
  16. Execute the unvaccinated and then burn their bodies to reduce exposure to everyone else.
  17. I take steps everyday to avoid risks too great to ignore. This...this one, just doesn't stack up. The virus kills obese, elderly and other folks with one foot in the grave. We're trying to chase a common cold. It never worked previously, it's not going to work this time either.
  18. I'm really hoping that more and more office work can shift to remote permanently. Between the advantages of reducing carbon emissions, less office buildings being needed and traffic.... these changes help out everyone. Let the people who have to drive to a physical location do so without being bogged down with traffic originating from people who don't need to be contributing to the congestion.
  19. Right. I have added substantial muscle mass to my body and find that BMI calculators are useless for me. I was 270 lbs. @ 6' 5" in 2015 I'm now 250 lbs. with about 25 lbs of more muscle.
  20. Run this: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmicalc.htm If you come in with a BMI over 30 your in danger Anything under 25 and the chance of complications are probably close to winning the lottery.
  21. I was that guy once. If I got COVID in 2015 I bet it would be fatal.
  22. I saw an article where a 39 year old died. His nickname was "Big Mike" Unbelievable how linked this is with obesity. https://www.nbc12.com/2021/07/30/i-should-have-gotten-damn-vaccine-father-5-dies-covid-age-39/
  23. Virtually everyone I know who tested positive for COVID had a runny nose and a week of no taste or smell. They described it as a cold, but with a week long lack of those two senses. A big meh for the most part.
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