Vantage
Carbon fibre... LMAO!!!
- Location
- Behind everyone else, Bolton
I'll grow some spuds in my garden.
Trust me. I'm Irish.
Trust me. I'm Irish.
That's good to know because I will come and dig them up during the night, leaving you without....I'll grow some spuds in my garden.
Trust me. I'm Irish.
The bible also tells us to go forth and multiply, which we have enthusiastically done and now look where it's got us.
You have to put that in context. After the flood there were (according to the bible) only 8 people. So that command would be logical for the situation.The bible also tells us to go forth and multiply, which we have enthusiastically done and now look where it's got us.
Thats all very well but what about my carbon bike !!!Once 95% of the humans are gone the Earth will recover very fast indeed.
They should have put that on the side of the BREXIT bus.When you visit a country like Nigeria you enter a place where taxation hardly happens, central and local government almost don't exist and political and civil systems have been replaced by informal systems based on bribery. Probably 90% of the public cash that is collected gets stolen or wasted, there is public electricity for less than an hour a day in cities and none outside, There are frequent shortages of fuel and transport infrastructures such as railways and roads are non-existant outside the cities. Yet life goes on - the climate doesn't kill people like it would in the Arctic so all people need is water and basic fats and carbs and a little protein to keep them alive. Subsistance farming manages to provide these and the population can survive, albeit 92% of them on less that two dollars a day as the old mantra goes. We are a long, long way from being as desperate as that.
The problem is that so many people still do.I would no more live by what the bible says than I would live by any other fairy story.
When you visit a country like Nigeria you enter a place where taxation hardly happens, central and local government almost don't exist and political and civil systems have been replaced by informal systems based on bribery. Probably 90% of the public cash that is collected gets stolen or wasted, there is public electricity for less than an hour a day in cities and none outside, There are frequent shortages of fuel and transport infrastructures such as railways and roads are non-existant outside the cities. Yet life goes on - the climate doesn't kill people like it would in the Arctic so all people need is water and basic fats and carbs and a little protein to keep them alive. Subsistance farming manages to provide these and the population can survive, albeit 92% of them on less that two dollars a day as the old mantra goes. We are a long, long way from being as desperate as that.
Globally we've got temperatures rising, we've got sea levels rising, we've got plants and animals going extinct and we've got a population that is already too large and is growing quickly, and the Amazon is on fire, to an extent that scientists are saying may be critical.
Nationally we've got a nation divided over membership of the EU and a government that seems hell bent on delivering the absolute worst case resolution that we were promised would never happen.
I'm kind of wondering what the point is, to be honest. We're killing off life on earth globally, and the UK government seems to want to turn us into a banana republic that can't import bananas. I can't see it ending well in the short term, the medium term or the long term. And it's raining.
How do fellow CCers feel about the state of things?
Every time you do a google search something bad happens - I forget what - a fairy dies or something. A megafart of CO2 is released.I read somewhere that, in six years, 25% of all the world's electricity would be accounted for by mobile phone communications and internet servers. Perhaps we had all better shut up.
So.....we stop breeding, everyone dies and then ???
That's good to know because I will come and dig them up during the night, leaving you without....