As you say, what could go wrong?
It's a minor experiment.
As you say, what could go wrong?
I tend to agree, but we were not asked for consent.
It's a minor experiment.
As you say, what could go wrong?
Well, several things spring to mind.
190 nations have banned geoengineering because we don't know what unintended consequences might result from such ham-fisted tinkering with the atmosphere.
https://cen.acs.org/articles/88/i45/Countries-Agree-Ban-Geoengineering.html
Remember the Little Ice Age?
https://www.iceagenow.info/explosive-volcanism-triggered-little-ice-age/
What killed off the dinosaurs (and most other life?)
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...hoked-whole-world-in-dust-within-a-few-hours/
This experiment is like, as they say, a drop of water in an ocean.
It's to find the risks/benefits of geoengineering.
They said the same thing about various experiments since 1700's.
And please, GOD, do not invoke Godwin's law.
Stop being logical.
Also, why can't I like/thank your posts?
It's an option. I guess he doesn't like to be bothered with notifications of likes/dislikes.
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Bill Gates, the billionaire left-wing activist wants to save humanity.
He wants to dim the sun.
That’s right, the founder of Microsoft apparently thinks that the sun is the Blue Screen of Death in the sky and is funding research at Harvard University into dimming the sun to cool the earth.
The solar geoengineering project, called Stratospheric Controlled Perturbation Experiment (SCoPEx), will be flying a test balloon above Sweden next year as part of this research.
The plan is to eventually release 2 kg of calcium carbonate dust into the atmosphere in a year or two to study how what impact it may have.
You read that correctly.
They want to put chalk dust in the atmosphere. Are you old enough to have ever cleaned blackboard erasers for your teacher? That nasty cloud of chalk dust you inhaled during that process is what they want to put into the atmosphere.
What could possibly go wrong?
Who would have thought that the answer to “man-made climate change” would be more man-made climate change?
That said, environmentalists aren’t entirely on board. “There is no merit in this test except to enable the next step. You can’t test the trigger of a bomb and say ‘This can’t possibly do any harm’,” said Nicklas Hällström, director of the Swedish green think-tank WhatNext?
Of course, Hällström’s biggest issue with this concept is that he thinks that it will create the impression that we can still use fossil fuels.
There are several problems with this whole thing.
For starters, radical environmentalists can’t seem to decide whether "man-made climate change" is causing the earth to warm or cool.
That’s why what was once referred to as “global warming” is now called by the more vague term “climate change.”
Second, even if you ascribe to the idea that climate change is man-made and not part of a natural cycle, even the most radical of predictions refer to its impact of fractions of a degree over many, many decades.
Dimming the sun would likely have a more dramatic impact on global temperatures.
It is widely believed that the reason why dinosaurs were wiped out was an asteroid impact that released particles into the atmosphere, blocking the sun and causing a dramatic drop in global temperatures.
Is this really something we want to try ourselves?
Third, how would adding particles in the air contribute to the "greenhouse effect:?
Do we really want to find out?
https://news.trust.org/item/20201218140025-po1gu
Same thing Steve Jobs did.
These guys are basically pirates/psychopaths elevated to legendary status.
Remember when Jobs used his massive stolen wealth to essentially buy a human organ to elongate his life?
That's a psychopath at work.
Jobs and Wozniak were smarter in terms of the technology. The Apple I was quite innovative at the time (mostly Wozniak's doing). Jobs was largely responsible for the ideas that went into the Apple Mac including sizable fonts, and the Graphic User Interface (GUI) that he had Microsoft develop for him and which Gates then turned into Windows.
And Bezos paid attention, that is why he has invested so much time onto Washington, even buying the once really good Washington Post.