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Brewbeer

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  • Birthday 01/01/1968

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
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    Near Springfield, MA
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    Working, drinking, cooking, yard work, skiing sometimes, whitewater canoeing dreaming, sailing again someday, mowing the lawn, raking leaves, snowblowing snow, paying for grown children, cleaning, grocery shopping, home repair & improvement, science, engineering, math, technology, human social progress & justice, whirled peas

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  1. half of the people on the planet don't have significant, or any, access to technology or electricity to operate the technology
  2. calling me willfully ignorant is a bit ironic after missing this post I made before yours: nice touch, but there are numerous and varied factors hat influence food production; specific evidence is required to conclude they are directly related look, I agree that the apocalypse (your word) isn't going visit you or me, largely because we both have the necessary resources to deal if it does. the point I am trying to make is most of the human population around the world aren't in a financial position to manage an apocalyptic (your word) weather event statistically relatable to AGW
  3. lol at moral and ethical issues; moral or legal boundaries are fungible in our economic system
  4. more people die from cold exposure per year than heat exposure, there isn't much to disagree about with that what we aren't going to agree on is that AGW is going to result in a neutral or net reduction in deaths, perhaps from believing that fewer people dying from cold exposure will more than make up for the greater number of people dying from heat related deaths ? And this isn’t even taking into account any decreases in food supply attributed to changes in the locations of arable land and longer / more severe droughts disrupting water supplies.
  5. I was on the phone with someone from the UK earlier today and he said that it has been so hot that most people are not going to their offices because most of the offices in the UK don't have air conditioning. He also said he was working from home in front of the only small fan in the house, and that most homes in the UK don't have air conditioning.
  6. "The big numbers in that graphic are obviously due in part to AGW short periods of records. " see how that works ?
  7. agree if we are referencing folks in the USA who have financial resources and air conditioning; elsewhere across the world? too bad, so sad
  8. yeah, unfortunately; unfortunately because so much of social media is utter trash and out right false 64/64 IMBY, a bit humid but plenty cool, ACs off and widows open tonight and hopefully through the weekend?
  9. real scientists dont use twitter or instagram to communicate complex science they use BB forums
  10. a bit over an inch here but it has been dry, lawns look end of July tired already
  11. anyone over 45 with sufficient financial resources won't need to worry too much, those folks will be able to deploy financial resources to adequately cope with the increasing effects of AGW long enough until their mortal time on earth concludes
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