on fur affinity for the longest time people who create artwork of people changing species and gender used the site's transgender tag to denote that just today they reworked it so tftg has it's own theme tag and put in a moderate form of gender identeties ( nowhere near radical tumblr but not hard male and female) the reason why is as obvious to me because the whiners can't stand the trans tag being abused by us evil artists

oh that gay website

there's a reason that whenever I produce any work for that area FA gets it last and bullshit like this is why

now I'm considering not even putting anything there at all

sites doing stupid shit like that and then are surprised when all the content creator leave

when jesona gets his FA rival up I'm migrating there

e6 guys are pretty cool though

ew

image boards and boruus just are the ultimate breakers of weird furfagotry sterotypes

the brony one is pretty orange man bad in their politics but based as fuck on freedom of art

think the brownie community was taken over by sjw types and did throw out anyone that did wrong think a year or two ago so that orange man bad is no surprise

the boruu is pretty sane they namedropped zenistrad as a guy going too far

Do any of you guys know where I can find a table of temperatures vs CO2 levels over the past 10 million years or so?

I'm trying to form my own educated opinion on AGW.

If the CO2 is increasing at a rate that has been achieved in earlier geological history, I will be really skeptical of AGW.

You are all degenerate faggots.

If not, then I am more willing to buy into it.

idk although on that issue I'm acctualy hated by both the left and right

For the longest time I thought only loonies denied AGW.

But that was before I ever heard educated arguments from AGW skeptics.

I know from firsthand reading of materials that there are points in earth's history that had way higher co2 levels than we can possibly reach by burning everything

I know.

What I am curious of is how fast the CO2 level is rising.

Compared to how fast it has risen in the past.

That hole in the ozone layer fixed itself as well

^After we banned certain chemicals.

Yeah, but no one predicted it would just come back lol

Way I see it, even if humans aren't having a huge effect on climate, we should still move to cleaner energy sources if only because carbon is far from the only thing produced by burning fossil fuels.

everyone just dances around the real issue and it drives me nuts

we did band the type of gas that was the problem in most commensal use

In my opinion we should try to move towards Solar for two reasons.

1. The fuel that it uses simply arrives, no one needs to transfer a fuel from one place to another.

2. It will allow us to decentralize power grids.

TBH, Solar is probably worse for climate change than greenhouse gases.

Think about it.

the problem isn't the climate changing the problem is our civilzation isn't built to tank serious climactic shifts

That said, given current tech, I think we should be investing in fission power until we either get fusion or sustainable renewables.

It's a risk vs reward problem.

If we banned gasoline right now we kill a lot of people.

the climate was always going to change either by our own hands or say yellowstone exploding

solar have huge problems like waste as a solar panel only have a 10-15 year life span before they start looing the rate they generate power and they are almost impossible to recycle atm

Let's put a whole bunch of reflective panels over the surface of the earth