Beginning of the End

Mass psychosis2

@@Samaa-os7hx The evidence is clear enough.

@@davidmenasco5743 of course it's ALL clear to you who sees👀 ALL of ONE PIECE... of a GIANT hidden jigsaw puzzle!

@@Samaa-os7hx Giant hidden jigsaw puzzle. Hmm. Is that what they're calling windfall profits these days??

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No. It's spring. Summer doesn't start till June 20.

HAARP Read "Owning the Weather by 2025", written by the US airforce over twenty years ago.

​@stopdeforestation Not anymore. What you see in the calendar doesn't feel like Spring anymore.

@@Samaa-os7hx😂😂😂

@@markvalparaiso1690 dates do not change for seasons. If it snowed on December 18, it is autumn. Not winter. The earth changes its tilt the same time each year. Not a calendar.

Plus the driver has his foot on the accelerator, and refuses to take off his blindfold.

The Human has a big Problem with a Mass Psychosis and that can't the most Affected People see. The own worse Situation is for to many People not so good, or not Visible. The Human will the brakes not see , there is a Brake, but the Human drives with a Stupid Smile in his Face towards a Cliff. Without acknowleging the Psychosis there can be no coping . That Word Psychosis ,that make it Visible, that the chance Super tiny is, that the Human, in the Next Time, a better Situation, Visible make.

Sorry, but I think we've gone over the edge. Right now only inertia is keeping us moving forward...

We’re off the cliff getting very close to the bottom

There is a brake. The brake is to stop burning fossil fuels. It's that simple.

There will be riots in the street... short after your friends come to terms and recognize you as smart and a seer. "The trap we are all in is by far perfect enough"

Your a M o r o n. Now go throw all your carbon footprint stuff in the trash and go live well somewhere you won't leave a foot print..

You are quite correct. Every little bit of waste, fuel burned for leisure activities, and general materials wastage all adds up. Gaz UK.

Are you doing something about it?

I empathize since all my relationships (family, friends, etc.) are very strained because of my Cassandra-like outlook on human society due to climate change. I see younger people with small children and think they must be crazy; no matter what they do for their children they simply can't justify having them today given the situation with emissions. Yeah, it's really tough to be optimistic anymore and people will treat you like a leper if you tell them the truth.

Not even close.

​@anthonymorris5084 half the coral reefs are dead, record forest fires each years, record ice melt, record permafrost melt, record heat waves and droughts.

@@TheHonestPeanut My friend you are parroting nonsense. Claiming "half the coral reefs are dead" is hyperbolic. Coral bleaching commonly occurs in coral and they recover. This is not new phenomenon. The Canadian government web site under Ministry of Natural Resources has forest fire data and a graph that clearly shows forest fires have been in decline for 44 years. That's as far back as the graph goes. American forest fire data goes back more than 75 years and clearly shows uninterrupted declines in both burn acreage and fires. Glacial ice has been melting uninterrupted for 20,000 years. During this time period life flourished. This ice used to cover the entire northern hemisphere. When it melted it exposed permafrost that existed for millions of years. Methane was released. Humans survived without an ounce of technology. Life flourished. All droughts are within historical norms they are not increasing. This data is easily found at authoritative sites like Our World in Data and even in the latest IPCC reports, which I guarantee you've never read.

Look up atmospheric energy imbalance - measurement over time via satellites tells us only half the heat entering the atmosphere is leaving now. This is from direct measurement, not modelling or estimates. In the 18 years of the study the amount being retained doubled. The rate of retention is accelerating. None of the models predicted this, none came close. It is hot, it will be hotter. Soon only the most deluded will be able to deny the reality.

Too late to where a change direction will help in time, Thanks deniers" at 67 thankful I have a chance to be dead before the full collapse, feel deeply for my sons and granddaughter having to go thru what’s coming and I would not be able to help , even if around.

Yes, of course. Biden's climate policy is nothing but a massive shell game. People need to wake up.

Yes we are

Lol a made up number. 1.5 hahahaha. What a joke

Daniel, iris data; from direct, long-term temperature observations collected around our Earth.

@@daniel_913 This is the first time I see someone deny decimal numbers.

Basically they use HAARP and the tech they've been spraying from military jets across our skies for the last 28 years. They can boil up the earth. They blame CO2 but will never tell you THEY, US Intel and space force, are the ones spraying to create the means to trap the heat and the tech for the HAARP system.

So, what strategy are you planning to employ for your Global Rescue Party?

@@kimweaver1252 Quite simple, really. I'll stick to the tried and tested $£ash&Burn strategy of leaving the problem to the next generation. Its not my party, I've already abdicated.

@@damienflinter4585 Not much of a rescue, is it? But then, there isn't a plan which would work, anyway, not if "working" means returning to a habitat similar to the conditions we had even a hundred years ago. Heating is self-perpetuating now. Even if we stopped crapping GHGs into the atmosphere today, the heating would continue. We might be able to alter the trajectory of our habitat collapse a little, perhaps extend our tenure here for a few years, or decades, but the end is still the same. The sixth, or seventh perhaps, mass extinction. We had a good run, about three or four hundred thousand years. Far short of the average mammalian survival period of about a million years, but life fast, die young, leave a pretty corpse.

@@kimweaver1252 Too late for me to die young, despite the fast living...and way beyond the embalmer's powers to render me a pretty corpse. That said, my personal footprint was never too heavy. With 3/4 of a century clocked I had a good run, but I do think its a bit of a shame we didn't manage to fulfil our potential to attain a collective, rather than scattered individual, intelligent human, rather than clever simian/hominid, society before what increasingly looks like $€£f-induced termination. Record heat every year across the planet...while emissions also break records and the fo$$i£ foo£$ profits soar under gluttony uber a££€$ growth for the para$itic c£a$$ on the backs of the dispossessed. Planetary Gaza looks like the direction of travel. As I tell the young, my generation had a party....you're all getting the bill.

All being caused by US technology.

Hyperbolic nonsense. The climate doesn't cause Earthquakes. The is no evidence that floods are worse. No wonder we don't take you folks seriously.

@@Samaa-os7hx You mean like the technology you're happily using to post your comment?

@@anthonymorris5084 What do you mean? Is that the only tech you believe exists? As I've said before, I don't argue with children, please find someone your own age to talk to.

@@Samaa-os7hx *"As you've said before"?* We've never chatted and you immediately resort to infantile personal attacks? You made a blanket generalization and slandered technology. You're literally blaming tech on Earthquakes, floods, heatwaves and climate catastrophe? Meanwhile you are using an environmentally destructive tech device to post on an environmentally destructive platform, and throw a tantrum when challenged. Maybe KZfaq isn't for you.

The tipping points were decades ago...

Nature has several ways to stop it but we won't enjoy them.

1996 is when airforce started spraying the skies with tech.

@@Samaa-os7hx proof?

@@edwardbernthal160 my own EYES 👀, and anyone else old enough who enjoyed watching the SKY and saw everything start to change.

@@Samaa-os7hx well maybe my eyes are older than yours and my eyes have seen many changes but that does not prove that the airforce have beenspraying the sky. Sorry but I need proof,

@@edwardbernthal160 He doesn't need proof - he has BELIEF!

oil is used in everything, like plastics, tires, medical equipment, computers, cell phones, CPU chips why dont you stop using your electronics and riding the bus or train then do ur part

We must stop burning fossil fuels!

Kam, best wishes from the US. May you and those you love stay safe from the heat!

The US is manipulating the weather, they have all the technology. They are causing the warming. They spray the skies with tech, since 1996, that has the property to entrap heat, it has nothing to do with CO2. Read "Angels don't play this HAARP". They can control the weather, heat up the air and boil up a person, and much else.

Pakistan and India will be the Earth's new Sahara Desert in 12 years.

To be fair, if oil tycoons stopped pumping oil today, civilisation would turn to chaos.

Aviation as we know it needs to end. Electric high speed trains and ship travel and zoom calls are sustainable. Air travel is not. My words here sound extreme, even to me! But if we experience five more years of climate disasters like 23 and 24,, air travel will no longer be socially acceptable.

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​@@freeheeler09😂 and eat zee bugs, don't forget.

Being a flight attendant is now riskier because they are not strapped in. I'd be quite happy if the meal & drink carts disappeared - instead give passengers a paper bag with a water bottle & sandwiches etc. Business & first class get fancier water and fancier sandwiches.😂

@@freeheeler09Overseas travel has now become gross to me. I have friends that travel the world every year.

To me the industrial era began in 1995, when the Internet took off majorly.

@@svarog63 Really? Then you do not understand the word industrial.

@@user-mf5to8mb3h Calm down, I was just being facetious.

@@svarog63 Calm down? Funny. I can appreciate the sarcasm. I have no illusion that we will change anything.

@@user-mf5to8mb3h Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude :) What I meant is that in my case, in my line of work, prior to 1995, when the Internet took off, and, in particular, prior to 1991, when PCs started to be used more widely, the modus operandi was largely pre-industrial. And no, we will change absolutely nothing.

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​@@Samaa-os7hxI don't see what you think is funny about this mate, you already suffer due to the greed of others, there isn't a spot in Finland waiting for you, you get to die in this heat and drought if people start to.

@kelvinham8576 there's no such thing as stopping at 3 C. Feedback cycles will kick on after 2 C or even before. This is an all or none situation. And I've been reading academic journal papers on this topic.

Lemming april is nice. Green.

@mariaeviljoen672 horrendous things... tanks get like 50 gpm, not 50 mpg...

Weak quitters say we are doomed! The adults in the room are passing out condoms, insulating their homes, installing heat pumps, planting trees, no longer flying, installing solar, buying local, and switching to public transportation.

@@freeheeler09. Not enough adults to make a difference.

@@freeheeler09 And when it hits 60ºC?

​@@freeheeler09Even if they are doing all these things you listed here (very few are) it won't be enough to turn the tide. No, we need to start removing massive amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere which will cost in the trillions. It will require a Manhattan Project for CO2 removal and a much stronger leader than the hapless Joe Biden.

​@@freeheeler09The adults in the room are doing those things, but also they are organizing for political action. It will take organized political action to end the burning of fossil fuels.

"WE" were

Hard to farm underground. You can only get so many calories from fungi.

I've been watching zombie films, so I feel ready for when the time comes.

@@patrickchan2503 Just heard that the Ukrainian army is evaluating various armaments using a "resource-to-kill ratio", i.e. how much does it cost, on average, to kill 1 enemy soldier in various ways? Which makes sense, in a morbid way, but this did give me pause in a "truth is stranger than fiction*" way because I first encountered the RTK ratio in Max Brooks' World War Z. (A huge rec - the NOVEL! it has very little in common with the movie - if you haven't read it before. Audiobook is chef's kiss too.) *alternatively, "Unlike reality, fiction has to make sense"

that kind of nonsense is one of my favorites. thx 17 C here.

We have 12 in june, 45 in january though

@@babajaga158 Wich hemisphere? Day or Night? 21 C here

@@volkerengels5298 think u might work it out , if not google up lol

It will be 25 degrees celsius in 2028

@nosom7 I don't either. I'm writing a chapter for a book on this topic

@@markfomenko8873 straight up

This isn't new phenomenon. History didn't begin the day you were born.

"SUN. Have you noticed recent solar activity?" The sun has nothing to do with this. Our emissions caused 98% of global warming since 1900--thousands of studies and 40+ years of quite accurate climate models prove this. The sun is at the peak of the most recent solar cycle, which adds a whopping 1/10th of 1% to the sun's output, meaning basically no difference.

@@karlwheatley1244 Nah, it is the other way around. We are the peak of the modern warming period, which followed the Little Ice Age. This is normal. CO2 has nothing to do with it, nor man made climate change, this is a conspiracy theory.

Have you noticed longer term solar activity? It’s been declining overall since the 1950s while terrestrial warming has accelerated

@@AA-vi1cc Balance? The rise, steep, out of a cooler period. Go back 150 more years.

cold now in West-Europa

Technically, the global average is determined over a period of 10 years I think, so that's why they are hedging on it.

@tjevans3025 because weather has randomness to it... the IPCC don't consider that we've passed 1.5 deg C until it happens 10 years in a row... that said I absolutely she there is momentum in the system. Even if we burned 0 fossil fuels forevermore, the warming would continue for years to come... even if tipping points haven't already tipped

Huh?

Selfish nonsense

@@boblatkey7160 There will be winners as well as losers. Some places which are annoyingly cold will become milder and better for farming with longer growing seasons.

@@ewganhoff nonsense! We will all be losers with major disruptions to global food supply and the list goes on and on. Your minimization of it indicates that your head is severely buried in the sand. You brush it off like it's something minimal. It is not. Good chance all humans will be gone from planet Earth less than 100 years

@@boblatkey7160 beyond selfish... suicidal. If the AMOC tips agriculture in Europe is dead, dead, dead... and things will unravel quickly thereafter on the world stage

@@darinhitchings7104 exactly! And then we have people that are so naïve that they simply say well there will be some winners and there will be some losers. Like it's just no big deal. 🙄

Infact there are people like Elon Musk, who are worried about the replacement rate going down.

O clever clever...you found out only those two religions cause problems... are all others part of the solution?...

i recommend you research the fertility crisis. overpopulation is not the fear.

We have enough resources to support every single person on the planet. The issue is how we are using those resources and our consumption rate. Number 1 issue is capitalism, number 2 is consumption.

Actually the companies are the ones making all the pollution. The cars and the cows

@@NomadicLiving indeed, it is Bill McKibben says there are resources for 680 million people to live an American lifestyle. We have 8 billion trying to do so

What an amazingly scientific way to add to the discussion!

@@holymoly9338 what else to discuss? Plenty of evidence that at least the last hundred of years Earth is warming faster than before. All can see unprecedented temperatures in Europe and Asia, floods in Pakistan,Bangladesh, melting permafrost in Russia, warming of the oceans. Plenty of talks on high international level. Famous Greta Thunberg. And of course this talk, one of the thousands, scientific. How much science you need? I admit I was sarcastic in my statement, as you. And what? Countries are still fighting for gas and oil. Plenty are still dreaming of airplane travels abroad. Only this week was gathering ( not by ZOOM !) of hundred leaders travelled by highly polluting private jets to Switzerland to discuss “Ukrainian problem”, not Gaza somehow. Americans still have the highest footprint in the world by consumption of goods and no one talk about this. Just continue to fight for more resources, more pollution.

@@holymoly9338 I do not see my reply, so I am writing again. What is to discuss scientifically ? That Earth is heating faster in the last hundred years than ever before? Is anybody still unaware about overheated Europe, huge floods in Germany, Pakistan, Brazil and elsewhere, heated ocean, scorching temperatures in India, America right now, retreating glaciers, melting ice, Bangladesh is going under water, permafrost disappearing in Russia? People are dying all over the globe ( working or not , like that tourists on Greek islands). Yet 100 countryleaders get together in Switzerland in private jets ( not on Zoom!!!) to discuss… what ?… fight for resources, for more pollution? Why they did not discuss that Americans as each are still have the highest ecological footprints, contributing the highest amount of warming climate component ? How is that for scientific evidence? PS my comment about clothing was sarcasm as, I guess, yours too.

@@taniadavenport2939 Thank you for clarifying! Sarcasm sometimes does not transmit without seeing the face, knowing the person or something of the like.

Yup I can’t wait to move out of Houston! Maybe northern Montana 😎

In Canada the west coast specifically has seen a killer Heat dome in the last 3 years of summer seasons. Now its happening in the east coast 😢

I was a Houston kid who was almost killed by two a day football practices in August. I left Houston 20 years ago. I miss Southern food (I dream about my aunt’s cooking) , the nice people, and friends and family. But my neighborhood flooded twice in 2017 and again in 2018. Is never again live in Texas.

Its not that better, Canada has lots of forestry, for the past 10 years fires have always started smoke right across Canada, major city's have warnings all summer long

@@freeheeler09 you made a very wise choice 👏🏽

Introducing a long siësta from 12-5pm

There are 4x as many heat waves and 4x as many crop failures after 1.5 deg C of warming. The summer of 2023 was the hottest summer in 2000 years by 0.5 deg C at a 95% level of confidence. We had temperatures that were 1.68 deg C above the pre-industrial average for ~11 months as of April 2024. We've had 13 months of temperatures above 1.5 deg C of warming now. And we added 4.7 ppm of CO2 to the atmosphere last year... which is 10 or 20x higher than any amount of CO2 that's been added in a single year for at least the last 200 million years. The closest thing we can find in the paleoclimate record was at the end of the Triassic period when the ppm of CO2 went from 1350 to 3500 ppm over the period of 1000 to 20000 years. So ... last year was way, way beyond (3500-1350)/10000 per year. The official 1.5 deg C limit is not officially crossed until we see these kinds of abnormal temperatures 10 years in a row. But I can't see any reason why next year is going to be better. (True, El Nino we will be coming out of, but we're also seeing a period of increasing solar intensity in the solar cycle right now... we have had record emissions, we're adding more CO2 / year than we ever have... and trees are 80% carbon... and we've been having record large forest fires). At 2 deg C of warming, I think our civilization will start to die. We'll have 13.8x as many heat waves and 20x as many crop failures. And the big deal is that between here and there tipping points will very likely tip. That means if we get to +2 deg C, we may very well start an avalanche of tipping points which we can not possibly counter-act that brings us to +4 deg C or higher. And after these tipping points tip, the planet is going to be in a fundamentally different state for the next 50000 years or so. We'll be locked in.

@@darinhitchings7104 You wrote "summer of 2023 was the hottest summer in 2000 years", where? In the US the hottest summer ever was in 1936.

Nope

@@Muddslinger0415 Is bad to ignore things that are important

The trend in solar activity is not driving not driving the decades of accelerating warming. Solar activity has been declining since the 50s. If the sun was driving this accelerated warming all layers of the atmosphere would be warming. What’s actually happening is stratospheric cooling and tropospheric warming which is consistent with a strengthening greenhouse effect. If the sun was the cause then all other planets in our solar system would be warming as well. Some are cooling, most are not changing.

@@AA-vi1cc New trend? Mayan prophecies playing out before our and NASA’s eyes…many are seeking refuge already.

Er, no. Try again