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🗓️ 12 May 2023
⏱️ 119 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome my friends to the Wednesday night, y'all. |
0:03.2 | I am going to go through a true smog as Borg of amateur actor accents tonight. |
0:07.7 | All right. |
0:09.0 | I, Steph, you've recently remarked on a stream that CO2 makes up a fraction of 1% of the atmosphere |
0:16.1 | and that we are perhaps overly fixated on the tiny portion in regard to climate change. |
0:20.0 | But surely the fact that atmospheric fluctuations in CO2 has such a huge impact on the growth of plants |
0:25.3 | nullifies your suggestion that it's too small a proportion to be significant. |
0:33.2 | I'm sorry if I'm butchering your analysis but it seems somewhat contradictory and I know you'll |
0:36.6 | have a good critique. Right. So I'm sure you know but back in the past CO2 levels were |
0:46.0 | what do we 390, 400. It was like 6,7000 in the past and life was fine. See here's the basic thing. |
0:53.4 | Life over 4 billion years has been a lot of fluctuations. You know, |
0:56.4 | ice age is hot ages and so on. There's even little ice age is in the middle of your period. |
1:00.2 | So there's been a huge fluctuation in climate. Now when you are riding a bicycle, |
1:09.6 | bicycle, when you're riding a bicycle, sometimes you wobble, right? And then you correct. |
1:15.0 | Right now if you couldn't correct your wobbling, you just tip over and I don't know if you've |
1:18.1 | ever done it when you're just learning your wobble gets too big and you tip over. |
1:21.8 | So for life to survive for billions and billions of years, the planet has to achieve |
1:30.6 | a self-correcting equilibrium. That doesn't mean of course that everything's you know your |
1:34.3 | bike wheels are always wobbling but you adjust them back to the center, right? Maybe you turn a |
1:38.1 | little bit, right? You turn, you want to go right, you turn and then you straighten out again, |
1:41.4 | right? You don't just go in a circle, right? So a self-correcting mechanism is absolutely |
1:47.2 | required, essential. Life could not evolve without it. Life's been on the earth for what, |
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