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Anonymous ID:cvn+Brdw Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:28:01 No.8561166 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>8561170 >>8561188 >>8561190 >>8561206 >>8561210

Guys it it true that it will take until 2100 before the ice caps fully melt?
because there's no way I'll live that long
please tell me I won't die before i get to experience the end of the world as we know it, because thinking about missing out on a happening of that magnitude makes me feel anything but fine.

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Official Normie Fanboy Club ID:XThcS5+u Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:30:09 No.8561170 Report

Quoted By: >>8561188

>>8561166
its not happening. it was never happening. it will never happen. the real happening is millions of years away

SSS

SSS ID:+976Id3t Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:35:14 No.8561188 Report

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>>8561166
You can accelerate it.
>>8561170
> Hurr durr science are kikes
Okay buddy. If you don't trust them, why you don't investigate it yourself?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:q9cOzBHC Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:36:37 No.8561190 Report

Quoted By: >>8561227

>>8561166
That's never going to happen lol stop believing that bullshit

The actual end of the world scenario will either be:

a. Yellowstone volcano erupting
b. Space being fucky with meteors or other large objects plummeting into Earth
c. The sun going supernova (which is billions of years away from happening)

Both a & b can happen at literally any time

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:bnmPRSQW Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:43:14 No.8561206 Report

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>>8561166
KRAUTFAG GO TO MERKEL AND LICK HER CUNT THE KLIMATE CHANGE IS NOT NO NO MANMADE FUCK YOU

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:PmmLH6z8 Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:46:48 No.8561210 Report

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>>8561166
I'm a mad scientist who have seen the future. 2020 is going to be a wild ride, so you'll most likely experience that unless you have a freak accident and die this year or prior to next Spring. But the real happening you're seeking is coming within the next 10 years for Germany. Late 2024 - Early 2025 to be exact and things will slowly crumble until 2029 when it becomes a desolate wasteland. But as for the rest of the world, it'll happen on and off throughout the 2020s and early 2030s. The United States will fall in 2035 after a civil war sometime during the mid 2020s as well on top of extreme tyranny. Whites will be accepted in specific countries as a full rampage will be to hunt them down one by one in the late 2020s. But the end of the world event in terms of the environment doesn't happen in the future as far as I've seen is 2055. But those times are extremely dystopian where you will have "mega cities" that only the 1% and the 1% below them are accepted in. Billions and billions of people are dead by 2035. The rest of the planet is living like it's the damn stone age again and extreme tribalism is everywhere. But you do have small parts of countrysides granted they are very small that have adapted live as the American Amish has and are "making it". But they are hunted down by government AI drones if they leave their "zones".

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:QffMcZCE Thu 15 Aug 2019 07:53:56 No.8561227 Report

Quoted By: >>8561258

>>8561190
would a. really end the world?

b. is also even less likely than most people think i remember sperging out about it and then reading a bunch of information like how jupiter would likely catch anything massive before it got here and other shit

one thing is absolutely certain though globalwarming is a total fucking hoax are zoomers too young to remember the climategate emails, and all the other stupid fuckery from that scam artist al gore where we were doomed to extinction by 2015

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:q9cOzBHC Thu 15 Aug 2019 08:13:31 No.8561258 Report

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>>8561227
>would a. really end the world?
Well now that I think about it I'm not actually sure. It will definitely wipe out most of America and probably Canada too though. Based Volcano.

>b. is also even less likely than most people think i remember sperging out about it and then reading a bunch of information like how jupiter would likely catch anything massive before it got here and other shit
Yeah that's correct but meteors are still a massive threat, I mean there's trillions (?) of the suckers just in our galaxy and Jupiter can only stop so many of them.
Just last year a meteor came dangerously close to Earth and scientists only found out about the damn thing a few hrs before it would've potentially hit the planet. Luckily it just missed us.

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