Comments by "Primmakin Sofis" (@primmakinsofis614) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. it should be noted that China industry produces mainly to meet the demand of Western countries. And how does industrial production in the EU27 or US compare in terms of emissions to that of industrial production in China? How much better are Western factories compared to their Chinese counterparts? The CCP is what allows Western businesses to operate in the country, and could at any time shut down a factory or force that factory to operate better. It doesn't. The CCP is deciding to open coal-fired electricity generating plants at a furious pace. The degree to which the CCP is being left off the hook is and its actions excused is disappointing to say the least.
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  2. 0:48 3rd biggest contributor to global carbon dioxide emissions [2.5% or 1 billion tons] According to the most recent report from the EU's EDGAR database, international aviation accounted for 1.03% of global CO2 emissions in 2021, which would put it at #17 in the world. China is still #1, accounting for 32.93% of total global CO2 emissions, or some 32 times more CO2.
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  3. The particle physics industrial complex?
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  4. Regarding heat, what about the amount of body heat given off by 8 billion humans? As well as the billions and billions of animals, domestic and wild, also giving off body heat?
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  5. Who exactly is forcing the CCP to pollute as much as it is? It CHOOSES to operate dirty industries.
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  6. "Very sad life. Probably have very sad death. But at least there is symmetry." -- Zathras
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  7. Wait, journalists are constantly getting something wrong? I'm shocked -- shocked! -- to hear this!
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  8. I'm still waiting for the China shaming to happen, since that country is once again the #1 emitter of CO2 in the world by a substantial margin, pumping out 2.6 times more than second-place United States, and 32 times more than international aviation, according to the most recent report from the EU's EDGAR database.
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  9. The next consensus question will be: "Is the sun hot?"
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  10. On the other hand, people have forgotten the Surgisphere study published by The Lancet early on which was solidly against the efficacy of HCQ. A few sharp-eyed people on Twitter noticed something fishy in the data, and after some digging, it turned out the study's data was fraudulent. So fraudulent, in fact, the study was retracted less than two weeks after it had been published. The lying wasn't just in one direction. I'm disappointed Sabine didn't mention the Surgisphere fiasco. How did none of the peer reviewers spot the faked data?
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  11. Most actors are dumb.
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  12. It's interesting how aviation keeps being made a scapegoat for CO2 emissions while certain countries which continuously lead it in terms of CO2 emissions remain unremarked. According to the most recent report from the EU's EDGAR database, CO2 emissions in 2021: #1 = China, 12,466.32 Mtons (32.93% of the global total) #2 = United States, 4,752.08 Mtons (12.55%) #3 = India, 2648.78 Mtons (7.00%) #4 = Russia, 1942.54 Mtons (5.13%) #5 = Japan, 1084.69 Mtons (2.87%) #6 = Iran, 710.83 Mtons (1.88%) #7 = International shipping, 699.72 Mtons (1.85%) #8 = Germany, 665.88 Mtons (1.76%) #9 = South Korea, 626.80 Mtons (1.66%) #10 = Indonesia, 602.59 Mtons (1.59%) #11 = Saudi Arabia, 586.40 Mtons (1.55%) #12 = Canada, 563.54 Mtons (1.49%) #13 = Brazil, 489.86 Mtons (1.29%) #14 = Turkey, 449.72 Mtons (1.19%) #15 = South Africa, 435.52 Mtons (1.15%) #16 = Mexico, 418.35 Mtons (1.11%) #17 = International aviation, 390.17 Mtons (1.03%) China, for the 17th year in a row, was the #1 emitter of CO2 in the world, pumping out 2.6 times more than the United States in 2021, and 32 times more than international aviation.
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