True. At the same time, this is the anniversary of NY which was supposed to be underwater in 2015 (as predicted in 2008). https://armstrongeconomics.com/archives/33435 After 20 years explaining how massive change is just about happen we’re hardly inches higher much less feet, so I haven’t been wowed by the accuracy of their models.
To take the other side, now we’re supposedly about to enter a new mini ice age–it’s the latest rage in the news. Although possible, we have no real evidence to support a model that predicts such a dramatic outcome. The earth is a very large system that tends strongly to homeostasis. It takes a lot to change it and despite thousands of very dramatic events (volcanoes, asteroids, solar changes) over millions of years, large changes have happened extremely seldom throughout its history. Like once every 10,000 years or less. Until their models start working accurately, I’ll bet on gradualism.
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