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In nuclear war, I'd...

Rather die in the nuclear blast. 4 16.00%
 
Try and survive the Fallout. 21 84.00%
 
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BFR on 22 October 2024
LegitHyperbole said:

We currently have two extinction level events aimed at us, one in the form of nuclear weapons and one in the form of a runaway green house effect caused by global warming. 



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LegitHyperbole on 22 October 2024
BFR said:
LegitHyperbole said:

We currently have two extinction level events aimed at us, one in the form of nuclear weapons and one in the form of a runaway green house effect caused by global warming. 

Did ya read the rest of the OP...



LegitHyperbole on 22 October 2024
rapsuperstar31 said:

I have no worries about a nuclear war, it's never going to happen. I have no worries about global warming to myself, but I do worry about my grandchildren if my kid ever has their own kid. If I lived in Florida I would worry about it a lot more, but I'm pretty safe up in Minnesota for the next 100 or so years. I'm not denying global warming changes, I believe it's a huge problem, but I don't believe it's a problem that's going to kill humans at the scale that a massive nuclear war or a bubonic plague type situation would kill in the next 50-100 years. I do think global warming is gong to be a major issues for future generations that is far more likely worry than nuclear war.

Depends on how much is in the permafrosts and how fast it's released. Could go really sideways really quick. Relatively speaking. Our lifetime like. 



BFR on 22 October 2024
LegitHyperbole said:

Did ya read the rest of the OP...

Yes, and as I have said previously in the 2024 US Election thread, my plan involves my grandmother's old home in Moncton, NB, Canada.

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TheTitaniumNub on 22 October 2024

as long as the world survives while im around, then i personally dont care what happens after my death.



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CaptainExplosion on 22 October 2024
znake said:

People here still doubting about climate change and making jokes… so stupid, educate yourself and stop wasting water and stop reproducing more people,. This planet and poor animals deserve better..

But what about those already expecting children?



LegitHyperbole on 22 October 2024
TheTitaniumNub said:

as long as the world survives while im around, then i personally dont care what happens after my death.

What do you do in the mean time, let's say it was nuclear winter and you're not in a city and lucky enough to get evaporated. What a you do in those months while you wait to die? 



CaptainExplosion on 22 October 2024
LegitHyperbole said:

Since when did that happen? Is it just from trees being cut down?



LegitHyperbole on 22 October 2024
CaptainExplosion said:
LegitHyperbole said:

Since when did that happen? Is it just from trees being cut down?

Idk, could be. The carbon wasn't trapped for some reason, they don't know why. 



S.Peelman on 22 October 2024

The Earth recovered from five extinction events in its history already so what’s one more. Some extremely severe. That this latest epoch has been so super stable is cosmic luck basically. By now 99.9% of all species that ever lived are extinct and we didn’t have anything to do with about 99.85% plus. Might we be a part of such an event? Who knows. Our existence as a species is but a blink on the life of this planet anyway.

Now that doesn’t mean I say let’s all just dump plastic in the sea and do tractor pulling en masse though.