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Well yes, it’s not a very tight upper bound, but I was bringing it down from infinity. I’m glad the scientific process is working and we’re refining this (in droves) over time.

A drove has at least 4 people in it so we can establish an upper bound of 2.4 billion droves.

I didn’t see any numbers in TFA. Do you have any numbers? I think we just don’t know.

It’s what HML will do toy you SMHMH.

Let’s convince Catalunians that they’re not even a language and that the occupation started by the fascist Franco regime should be continued indefinitely without them having any say in the matter.

*widdershins

Still is. Always will be. Especially when the fascists have power.

20 or less will make him up to 90 years old. It’ll do.

The real problem here is that there aren’t 1000 seconds to the hour. Then this argument would be moot

You should consider adopting metric and avoid these conversion steps.

Good info. Thanks. But I think he meant to ask the oldies about stagflation.

military ID spots at the hardware store

That’s… eh… really weird. America, your problems aren’t new.

Hell yes. Unfortunately the Tesla chargers here are not at the Autogrills and you have to get off the motorway and usually into some random hotel parking lot for those. But there will be other fast chargers right at the Autogrills so I end up using those 🤷

I’m pretty sure that’s one of those urban myths. Stop peeing on your wounds.

Yeah, that’s caused by increased CO2 levels and not by the heating itself, so it is a reasonable hypotheses even given the wildly varying temperatures where this is happening.

That’s what I said in my second paragraph but with more guessing.

But where? If the amount of heating caused these bacteria to spring to life off Washington, then why weren’t they already a problem off Southern California, which is much more than one climate change warmer, or somewhere in between?

Sure, it can somehow lead back to climate change, or to us in some other way, but it’s not just that it’s a bit warmer now.

That was also my guess, but these creatures live(d) all up and down the Pacific coast, over a much wider range of climates than the 1.5°C change so far.