@invertedworld9 Correct, combustion would be impossible without oxygen
Nuclear fusion however is perfectly possible without oxygen, and its expected emission spectra perfectly matches what we see
@JuicyStuffing @TonyVic17 Who said anything about me being offended? Me thinks doth protest too much
Are you such a precious little snowflake that rejection from a random person online makes you feel genuine anger?
You already failed the challenge you were set
Have the day you deserve :)
@JuicyStuffing @TonyVic17 Proof you canโt speak with respect is your evidence you did speak with respect?
Why should I bother
You clearly wonโt listen or understand anyway
@WildBill6976@BgQUBNDtxW1377@SaltyGoat17 Neither right now
Iโm directly refuting your logic that something that is โless than a half of a tenth of a percentโ can have an impact
Iโm showing you a real world example of where something much smaller than that can have a very large impact
@WildBill6976@BgQUBNDtxW1377@SaltyGoat17 But hey, i donโt expect someone whose absolute best response is โ๐คกโ to have a firm grip on science or reality
Iโm happy to have a conversation about this with you, even if it goes on for months
But only if you can speak with the same respect I have given you.
@WildBill6976@BgQUBNDtxW1377@SaltyGoat17 Not at all
What I produce by breathing is balanced by the environment (literally life for life at a chemical level)
But by burning large amounts of stored carbon we (as a species) release it far faster than natural processes can recapture it
@WildBill6976@BgQUBNDtxW1377@SaltyGoat17 Botulism has a LD50 of ~1 nanogram per kg of body weight
Far FAR less than 0.03%
Just because something is low concentration doesnโt mean it canโt have a large effect
Your logical reasoning is bad
@WildBill6976@BgQUBNDtxW1377@SaltyGoat17 Can we agree that higher CO2 levels will result in high global temperatures? Forget every other detail for the moment, I just want to focus on a single interaction
@karleastlondon1@FELibrary_ Because the tide isnโt caused by the moon just grabbing the nearest bit of ocean
Itโs the cumulative effect on every bit of interconnected water being pulled slightly, which means they are pushing slightly on the bits of water next to them
@Adam_FaithfulM But that doesnโt account for the many other religions
So what if both atheists and Christians are wrong?
Personally Iโd rather live by my own morals, and if there is a judge, be judged by them, than try to fit in with the morals of something that may/may not exist