Message from @Goose

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2019-06-27 01:29:33 UTC  

I hate all of these people

2019-06-27 01:29:43 UTC  

Well I hate the ones I know

2019-06-27 01:29:48 UTC  

There’s a lot of randos

2019-06-27 01:55:05 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/266396659062145025/593620287631785993/unknown.png

2019-06-27 01:55:28 UTC  

Wait what's wrong with fascism?

2019-06-27 01:55:36 UTC  

I'm outta the loop guys

2019-06-27 01:57:19 UTC  

do you mean what's wrong with fascism as a government or what's wrong with the dems bringing it up?

2019-06-27 02:07:00 UTC  

What's wrong with securing the Lebensraum

2019-06-27 02:07:29 UTC  

What's wrong with Manifest Destiny on steroids

2019-06-27 02:07:40 UTC  

What's wrong with lynching Google

2019-06-27 02:17:18 UTC  

Walmart is promoting white supremacy!

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/266396659062145025/593625879523885082/20190626_211544.jpg

2019-06-27 02:17:41 UTC  

Wtf I love Walmart now

2019-06-27 02:18:17 UTC  

They do pay me pretty well.

2019-06-27 02:24:04 UTC  

I’m gonna need a source for that insane claim

2019-06-27 02:25:22 UTC  

If it confirms my biases it's true goddamnit

2019-06-27 02:26:42 UTC  

I’m not a doomsday nut job but it’s crazy to claim one volcanic eruption contains more carbon dioxide than the entirety of humanity has ever produced

2019-06-27 02:27:51 UTC  

Depends on the size of the volcano

2019-06-27 02:28:01 UTC  

Well and the eruption

2019-06-27 02:28:48 UTC  

*Doubt*

2019-06-27 02:33:48 UTC  

I imagine it'd be a more notable event if it had, but what do I know

2019-06-27 02:33:51 UTC  

```Iceland's Eyjafjoell volcano is emitting between 150,000 and 300,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) per day, a figure placing it in the same emissions league as a small-to-medium European economy, experts said on Monday.
Assuming the composition of gas to be the same as in an earlier eruption on an adjacent volcano, "the CO2 flux of Eyjafjoell would be 150,000 tonnes per day," Colin Macpherson, an Earth scientist at Britain's University of Durham, said in an email. Patrick Allard of the Paris Institute for Global Physics (IPGP) gave what he described as a "top-range" estimate of 300,000 tonnes per day. Both insisted that these were only approximate estimates. Extrapolated over a year, the emissions would place the volcano 47th to 75th in the world table of emitters on a country-by-country basis, according to a database at the World Resources Institute (WRI), which tracks environment and sustainable development. A 47th ranking would place it above Austria, Belarus, Portugal, Ireland, Finland, Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland, according to this list, which relates to 2005. Experts stressed that the volcano contributed just a tiny amount – less than a third of one percentage point – of global emissions of greenhouse gases.```

1 in 10000 definitely off, but within the last 10000 years would be equal probably

2019-06-27 02:34:28 UTC  

There is such thing as a supereruption, but like I said, we'd know if it happened

2019-06-27 02:35:27 UTC  

There was a supereruption 70,000 years ago that sent the world into a volcanic winter for several years and produced a subsequent thousand-year cooling period according to **SCIENCE**

2019-06-27 02:35:58 UTC  

Damn it Indonesia

2019-06-27 02:36:12 UTC  

Stop farting so violently

2019-06-27 02:36:34 UTC  

I'm pretty sure Lake Toba alone released more CO2 than humanity has

2019-06-27 02:38:54 UTC  

isn't there a company that is developing a carbon extraction that turns it into feul pellets?

2019-06-27 02:39:15 UTC  

Yes

2019-06-27 02:39:25 UTC  

They're experimenting with carbon capture here in BC

2019-06-27 02:39:27 UTC  

Something Microsoft or Bill Gates invested in in Canada

2019-06-27 02:39:51 UTC  

If it's scalable then they can work on maybe turning it back into fuel

2019-06-27 02:40:11 UTC  

problem solved, no cap and trade needed, alernative feul as bonus. Environmental crisis averted

2019-06-27 02:40:16 UTC  

I think it's a good idea but it's not a replacement or anything

2019-06-27 02:40:50 UTC  

Really we're going to have to move to a system other than one size fits all, as annoying as that may be

2019-06-27 02:41:22 UTC  

nuclear

2019-06-27 02:41:44 UTC  

They’re doing carbon capture research in the states as well

2019-06-27 02:42:08 UTC  

I’ve seen a few postdocs for it lately while job searching

2019-06-27 02:43:08 UTC  

Yeah they're no where near going to be able to revert it, but density is pretty good on it, also it takes power to use it, but better than solar or lithium

2019-06-27 02:43:20 UTC  

Nuclear helps with electricity gen, but currently that's not a viable avenue for tankers or planes, unless you plan on making nuclear tankers and aircraft and talking people into hopping onboard

2019-06-27 02:43:37 UTC  

Electric planes 😎