djsumdog on Nostr: Look mate, I didn’t bring up a 5 month old thread for no fucking reason. ...
Look mate, I didn’t bring up a 5 month old thread for no fucking reason.
npub1mf4rxe4pgrvzl39tuchmvu77z367ttl809re76dfn0njv2dyl7wqqtglar (npub1mf4…glar) did.
These aren’t open questions, and have not been for a long time
There are no open questions in China. There are always open questions in free societies. My background in literally environmental sensor networks. I’m literally 2nd author on three papers in sensor networks:
https://battlepenguin.com/resume/I didn’t go on to get my PhD, because there are certain things that will get you black balled in academia. If you actually started working with remote sensor data, you’d understand why.
that suddenly has regular tornado warnings every year, which was not the case for the first 25 or so years of my life
There are lots of other explanations. Maybe your city got a better warning system? Maybe they got better sensors that trigger for tornadoes that wouldn’t have been detected 10 years ago (this is the case for hurricanes)? Maybe you just have more tornadoes and it has nothing to do with anything other than the nature of the Earth and natural cycles?
“threats will never come”
Literally evidence of threats that never came and never will:
https://extinctionclock.org/Ask any Pacific Islander if they have any doubt in their mind whether sea levels are rising
I lived in New Zealand for three years. The sea level at the beaches and harbors were at the same levels they were at in photos for decades ago
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