EPTOn September 17 2004 20:31 MPXMX wrote:
That kind of thinking is exactly why the world is fucked, you egotistical assholes.
That kind of thinking is exactly why the world is fucked, you egotistical assholes.
Im with you 100% on this.
How you see the World in 100 Years from now - Page 5
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Tien
Russian Federation4447 Posts
Im with you 100% on this. | ||
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Tien
Russian Federation4447 Posts
Nobody uses nukes like they are supposed to in starcraft. Wouldnt a nuke disintegrate the overmind? Who the hell needs the Dark templar or whatever. I dont think the overmind can override the laws of physics. Like reincarnate himself from nothing. | ||
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Pob
880 Posts
On September 17 2004 11:11 UniversalMoron wrote: There'll possibly be some problems with the ever-thinning ozone-layer, causing some parts of the world to be inhabitable. Nature-wise 100 years is a very short time, but then again, the industrialization is quite a new thing considering the timeline of the human race and has already caused plenty of problems. Given the issues, i'm glad i'm alive now, not 100 years from now. actually you are wrong , the ozone hole is getting smaller.This is because as the planet warms the icecaps are melting and are releasing o2 and o3 (ozone) into the atmosphere.This is happening at a rate faster than CFCs or ozone depletants are being let off , still to be some scientist that is paid to look at a screen with the ozone hole on and every 6 months say 'its getting bigger/smaller' sounds like an easy job to me! | ||
Klogon
MURICA15980 Posts
On September 17 2004 20:41 Tien wrote: btw, how the hell would the zerg be able to stop a halo of 1000 nukes? Nobody uses nukes like they are supposed to in starcraft. Wouldnt a nuke disintegrate the overmind? Who the hell needs the Dark templar or whatever. I dont think the overmind can override the laws of physics. Like reincarnate himself from nothing. They do use nukes. What do you think happened to Korhal....? The Confederacy sent thousands of nukes at it and blew it up. Also, the protoss's ships don't need nukes to totally destroy the surface of a planet; they only need their fleet. So who knows how the zerg wins, but they are pretty good at winning though. | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
Thats a really nice idea that the earth could have the ability to rejuvenate it self, if we gave it a break. But it could always be the end. I mean look at any other planet. Woulnd't it be wierd if millions and millions of years ago Jupiter occupied life, and there was a munch of people just like us sitting on www.teamsolid.net discussing this. And they wiped them selves out.. | ||
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SoMuchBetter
Australia10606 Posts
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Sky
Jordan812 Posts
On September 17 2004 22:57 SoMuchBetter wrote: "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." about sums it all up Love that quote by einstein himself ( - = i think... and yeah the ozone layer getting larger was a way of environmentalists scaring people to be more earth friendly, notice how they don't bring it up that much anymore :D | ||
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PanoRaMa
United States5069 Posts
On September 17 2004 21:57 Energies wrote: Has anyone seen the movie The Timemachine? There is a scene that shows a very fastforward of time over hundreds of thousands of years, it shows a complete desctruction of life of all sorts, plants, animals and humans,. And then a new start on life, basically evolution starting again. And everything starting a new. Thats a really nice idea that the earth could have the ability to rejuvenate it self, if we gave it a break. But it could always be the end. I mean look at any other planet. Woulnd't it be wierd if millions and millions of years ago Jupiter occupied life, and there was a munch of people just like us sitting on www.teamsolid.net discussing this. And they wiped them selves out.. LOL :D Time Machine was a good movie, that form of disaster isn't something everyone talks about (modern world destroyed because Moon got too close to earth right? Or crashed into earth? +_+) | ||
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Sky
Jordan812 Posts
On September 17 2004 23:52 PanoRaMa wrote: LOL :D Time Machine was a good movie, that form of disaster isn't something everyone talks about (modern world destroyed because Moon got too close to earth right? Or crashed into earth? +_+) The movie showed that we were drilling into the moon with explosives for whatever reason and accidently busted it apart so the people fled underground and turned into mole people and the rest stayed on top. | ||
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Dave[9]
United States2365 Posts
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SeBASTa
China1147 Posts
On September 17 2004 18:50 Eatme wrote: hopefully all countries have moved up one notch each in agricultural revelutions and atheism is more widly spread and aids is dissappering. It is connected... u r so kind^^ | ||
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HnR)hT
United States3468 Posts
On September 17 2004 22:57 SoMuchBetter wrote: "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." about sums it all up Holy shit, this is like the 5th time this stupid-assed faux Einstein quote is brought up, at least have the decency to skim a thread before replying. | ||
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EnDeR_
Spain2550 Posts
On September 17 2004 23:52 PanoRaMa wrote: LOL :D Time Machine was a good movie, that form of disaster isn't something everyone talks about (modern world destroyed because Moon got too close to earth right? Or crashed into earth? +_+) The moon is actually moving away from the earth, so this is probably not gonna happen  .Now, the moon escaping Earth's influence is something that worries me. I once watched a documental on the moon's influence, can't remember everything, but it played a vital role in the "creation" of life on earth because it gave it stability. Worlds that dont have a moon orbiting around have their axis moving too quickly to allow for an easy climate life forms can adapt too. | ||
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HnR)hT
United States3468 Posts
On September 18 2004 05:57 EnDeR_ wrote: Now, the moon escaping Earth's influence is something that worries me. I once watched a documental on the moon's influence, can't remember everything, but it played a vital role in the "creation" of life on earth because it gave it stability. Worlds that dont have a moon orbiting around have their axis moving too quickly to allow for an easy climate life forms can adapt too. What do you mean by "axis moving too quickly"? If you mean the precession of Earth's rotational axis, I seriously doubt it can be a real factor affecting climate. It equates to saying that the difference between spring and summer every some thousand years is too drastic a climate change for life to evolve. Sounds "questionable" to say the least... | ||
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EnDeR_
Spain2550 Posts
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HnR)hT
United States3468 Posts
edit: from some randomly googled website: Mars (a planet without a true moon that can have appreciable tidal influence) precesses every _175000_ years. This would seem to disprove the assertion about requiring the moon for stability. source: http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/PrecessionoftheEquinoxes.html | ||
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EnDeR_
Spain2550 Posts
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
On September 17 2004 04:42 Manifesto7 wrote: The combination of acid rain and mass fertalizer use is currently leaching selenium out of the earths soils. Viruses such as AIDS and Hepatits flourish in populations that have depleted selenium. Did you know 1/3 of the earth currently has AIDS or Hepatitis? Or that in 2050 1 billion people will have AIDS (actually current projections are forcing new and higher estimates to be calculated)? It will not be an asteroid or civil war that wipes out civilization, it will be something gay like ruiing the soil. At least I will be dead. They will find out how to duplicate the Delta 32 gene and there will be the cure for AIDS. Go read the book "Brave New World" it's a crazy book of a futuristic socieity that believes in predestination and social conditioning from birth. People are made as test-tube babies also ! | ||
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EnDeR_
Spain2550 Posts
Must've dreamed up the documental xD | ||
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HnR)hT
United States3468 Posts
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