I went to the same university that you did.
Oh, you have credits on your transcript from Cornell and Syracuse? You have an executive MBA from Georgetown and another Master's from another shitty school? I didn't realize that.
But my "poorly educated" didn't just refer to an undergraduate education. It also takes into account having been educated in one of the worst public education states in the country compared to having been educated in one of the best public education states. It takes into account intelligence to be able to watch a two minute video and fully comprehend what is being discussed without reaching an illogical, foolish conclusion that wasn't what was being stated.
Yup, and for those of us who had classes with student athletes, we all know how challenging it was for them (eyes rolling).
It was Marshall. There wasn't a single thing challenging about it. I've made numerous mentions over the years about how shocking it was to see just how uneducated, and frankly, stupid many classmates from West Virginia were. It wasn't their fault - it was the fault of their public education in that state.
It’s always we have ten years to act or we face catastrophe. It was that way in the 80s it was that way with Gore and it’s that way now. I have not seen anyone respond to why now it really is 10 years this time around. Instead all we get is more fear mongering.
So after being exposed for being a moron by not understanding what was actually said, you now double-down on your stupidity.
Climate change has already impacted the planet since the 80s. At no time was there a widespread consensus by scientists in the 80s saying that the planet was going to be destroyed unless we do a 180 within the next 10 years. Science did say that humans are impacting the planet in a negative way based on numerous actions, and that if it isn't slowed, it will have hurt the planet in the future. That has been the case. The longer we push off changing our destructive activities, the higher the impact goes.
Let me dumb this down for you:
Little Johnny comes to you with a sore back. He needs a back rub. It is some sort of muscle fatigue. If he stops what causes the fatigue, it will heal itself in a number of days. However, if he continues the activity that causes the fatigue and even increases that activity, the fatigue will get much worse resulting in a far longer recovery period. At the same time, that level of fatigue will cause him to walk differently, etc., which will also negatively impact other parts of his body.
So give Little Johnny his back rub. And don't forget the happy ending.