Am I wrong or is aerosolized sulfates just their choice because of emissions restrictions whining and all it does is seed clouds?
If cloud seeding wasn't controversial already we could seed clouds without that shit
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Socialism is when people try to prevent climate change, and the more climate change they prevent, the more socialister it is, and when they prevent it completely, that's communism. And it will kill a million bajillion people. 
Using the term “second order” here is cringe.
It makes sense when you’re talking about quantifiable, rigorously defined second order effects
It doesn’t just mean subjectively unimportant or lower priority.
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Ehehehe stupid commie you had a spelling mistake in the title, your argument is forfeit, now come burn the planet with me 
These guys read a Neal Stephenson book and make it their whole personality.
once I found out Stephenson had become "friends" with Jeff Bezos, what happened to him suddenly made sense
should "persevere" be "perceive" in the title?
does the us actually have the means to do it tho
Imagine if we created a better world instead of actively worsening the already shitty state of it. That would be horrible (I assume - it's the only thing that would explain how we behave ... thats it we are just evil assholes).