1) I totally agree with Zoe.
Bill Gates pioneered sexually dysfunctional young men – boys who lacked confidence and a sense of humor, and who were generally shy and clumsy around women.
So they turned to computers.
We can think of a few more now, can’t we the ones who set up the (haha) social media.
Pretty good = the definition of ‘geek’
2) Anyone who has read my enthusiasm for “dirt” (NO, nothing to do with number 1 above) will say: “Yes, Mr. Gates, bring it up”##
Why:
Maybe, just maybe, and not for the first time at all, Climate Science has left everything completely behind.
You (know) maybe what I call volcanoes = “Ambrosia fountain”For plants.
This is how Pinataubo may have cooled the planet.
Within modern science it would certainly because Everyone expected it
About the clever-sounding and misunderstood “aerosols”
Great hand for lame handstands for that piece of junk, along with that Really epic Misunderstanding of greenhouse gas
Maybe Mount Potato (how do you spell this Mr. Gore?) Was feeding the plants.
Perhaps Mt. Potatoes lowered temperatures by increasing the Earth’s albedo from the extra green it created.
Green with a typical albedo of 0.4 compared to 0.15 for dry dirt and 0.1 for wet dirt.
Perhaps this is why gardeners around the world are recognizing the value of ‘rock dust’
Why farmers are realizing that sulfur is just as important as a fertilizer as nitrogen, phosphorus and potash
Why Scandinavian Foresters Were ‘Disappointed’ When UK Coal Power Plants Started Scrubbing Their Vents – Forest Productivity Dropped 20%
There was also a lot of water-soluble nitrogen floating over the North Sea.
So yes, pump sulfur into the sky. It can only fall back to earth, and when it does, almost every plant down there is just waiting, begging and pleading for it.
They will reward you by going big, green, green, and lush.
And have more protein in you
Or maybe they just choke on dust, ash, and smoke. Things we call “pollution” – in the really crazy way we call CO2 pollution now.
Complete madness has broken out.
(##) Maybe there is more to being a contrarian than just saying it.
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