[TS] Terminus Spartans

[Mesmerrado]

Ohhhh right...so when you're wrong you tell other people to shut up..yea I deffo get ya

:headbang:

Why not just admit he was right, instead of deciding to ignore that and tell him to STFU?

:nope: :lol:

Because I was quoting him when he was making fun of me instead of his damn post!:Puzzled:

[Crazy Wolf]

Oh, something I didn't see in an earlier post, but the ozone layer actually has started to repair itself. Through severely curtailing our use of chlorofluorocarbons, we've stopped making that bigass hole get bigger.



Lanemare, you quoted me making fun of you, but I genuinely wanted an answer to the insulting question I posed to you. Now's the time when you can admit that you simply didn't pay close attention to what you were reading, and not receive any shit from it.

[The Reaper]

Because I was quoting him when he was making fun of me instead of his damn post!:Puzzled:

Lanemare, you quoted me making fun of you, but I genuinely wanted an answer to the insulting question I posed to you. Now's the time when you can admit that you simply didn't pay close attention to what you were reading, and not receive any shit from it.

Enough said I thinks.

[AlphaZero]

So who did? Chickens? Don't be thick. Humans are the most destructive life form that ever lived on Earth.

Who hugely changed the balance of things? Humans.

Humans destroyed the O-zone.

Humans released more carbon than is normally in the atmosphere.

Humans destroyed forests, cutting how much carbon was absorbed and how much oxygen was readily available to counter act the carbon levels.

Humans sped up the effect of global warming.

If you don't believe that, then you are stupid in a fundamental way.

Humans are the most destructive. Yes.

Humans changed the balance of things. I'd like some specifics, but generally yes.

Humans destroyed the O-Zone. No telling how long that hole has been there, but the evidence seems to point towards that direction.

Humans release more carbon than is normal. Yep.

Humans destroy woodlands, which cuts carbon absorption. I'm with you there.

Humans sped up Global Warming. That's the big one... so, I have a question for you:

How much have we sped it up?

The above question is what should be asked, rather than 'does global warming exist?' or 'do humans contribute?', because it obviously does exist and we do contribute, but it's the amount we contribute that is the question.

Are we doing damage? Yes, of course. That is obvious.

How much damage are we doing? How much have we sped up the process?

Those are the questions we need to answer first, not these other questions people argue about and end up solving nothing. Solve these two key questions and then we can fix the problem.

[The Reaper]

How much have we sped it up?

The above question is what should be asked, rather than 'does global warming exist?' or 'do humans contribute?', because it obviously does exist and we do contribute, but it's the amount we contribute that is the question.

I agree with you. This is what needs to be asked, and answered.

[Crazy Wolf]

Does it really need to be asked? As long as the problem goes away, I don't really care what causes it, aside from standard curiosity/nosiness.

[The Reaper]

Does it really need to be asked? As long as the problem goes away, I don't really care what causes it, aside from standard curiosity/nosiness.

Yea man, if we don't know what causes it, how can it go away? I mean without knowing the cause, you can't create a cure dude..

[AlphaZero]

Well, you can... but without knowing what caused it, we'll end up in the same place sooner or later and our descendants will be cursing us for not caring what caused it.

[The Reaper]

Well, you can... but without knowing what caused it, we'll end up in the same place sooner or later and our descendants will be cursing us for not caring what caused it.

Yea but if you don't know the cause, you can't create a fully effective cure. Same goes for absolutely anything.

You can't really fix something to 100% without knowing what broke it, plus you won't know if you eliminated the cause.