| Re: "Humans 'very likely' making earth warmer" is wrong
donquijote1954 wrote:
> On Feb 6, 8:00 pm, Bill Baka <b...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>>>> As far as available land, what kind of
>>>> crop can you plant in the Himalayas? All that land going to waste.
>>> You didn't answer my question. You predicted that 99.9% of the
>>> world's food-producing capability was going to go away. I'm still
>>> curious what your thought process was on that one. And I've been in
>>> the Himalayas - they grow plenty (including poppies and pot).
>
>> That wasn't a question that really deserved an answer. It should be
>> obvious that more people will build more buildings and thus there will
>> be less land available. The oceans are getting over fished so that
>> resource will soon run out. Do you expect we will farm the moon or
>> something?
>
> I think they expect God to come from the skies with a cornucopia of
> fruits and vegetables. Well, of course, he will come in an SUV (Hummer
> most likely) killing pagans since there's no fruits and vegetables for
> all. Cyclists though got no place in Heaven 'cause they voted for
> Gore, who endorsed homosexuals, etc, etc.
>
Like the Bible is supposed to say is "God helps he who helps himself",
but does that mean gluttony in a material way, or ruining the planet for
his own good? We will run out of usable land, even with modern farming
techniques, and I for one, enjoy my bicycle rides where the nearest
human is at least two miles away.
Of course the dimmer people following this thread would cut down the
trees and farm it, claiming they "improved" it.
Yeah, right.
Bill Baka
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