Comments by "Howard the dot connector." (@peetsnort) on "TED" channel.

  1. I say that the planet is much older than 4 billion. Because of subduction The rocks in the pilbarara could be just the skin of the continent of the last 4b years but what about trillions of years of potential subduction like a huge cake getting the mixture folded and folded thus predating the pilbarara by who knows how many billion centuries Just look at the climate change conference about the rising sea. NOT WE simply over predict everything. Now we have proved that the Maldives are not beneath the waves. I will predict the Sahara will reabsorbe the glacier melts and ice caps melt water and the sea won't change too much I have a lovely fossilised log from the northern Sudanese desert to prove that it was once a forest of sorts. Unlike the pure sandy conditions of today. Time will tell
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  2. Live by the sword die by the sword
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  3. The seas can be illustrated with the American bison. The thought at times of plenty was that like seemingly unlimited salmon in the North West or the herring and cod in Europe. We have evolved to be just in time It's the single biggest threat You and I have been breeding but not dying like in the past. We don't have a natural birth death balance. That was the second one The last big one is the combination of the first two combined with a dust bowl and el nino just taking about 25 to 30 percent of the food The result is that at least a billion people will starve to death before the next crop comes to harvest Very real
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  4. Bacteria will always be with us. Unfortunately so will the freemason
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  5. So that's why we were kept awake 20 hours a day in the army. To make us lose our empathy and more obedient to orders
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  6. Just have everything in moderation
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