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Originally Posted by Paul
The issue is that Humans appear to be making it happen a little quicker than would (likely) happen naturally.
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Yes but a
lot quicker. Previous periods of warming took geological generations, not human ones. I believe it took something like 10,000 years to warm by 5 c preceding the previous ice age.
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Originally Posted by Hom3r
These Climate Crisis idiots always ignore simple facts.
That the Earth is 5 billion years old, and in that time we have had around 4/5 ice ages, and this is the major fact we are still in the tail end of the last ice age, and guess what this means, yes temperatures will rise, eventually we will hit the peak and then go back into an ice age, what will they blame that on when we enter the next ice age.
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The earth will survive global warming. The question is what becomes of humans which is, selfishly from my point of view, the biggest concern.
We can adapt to the gradual change of natural global warming when it takes thousands of years to happen. 10,000 years ago we were only just learning about basic crops and had yet to form civilisations, give us another 10,000 years and we might well learn how to control the climate or terraform other planets.
Even if we can't giving us thousands of extra years before things go wrong is better than them happening in the next hundred years.