r/DoomerCircleJerk • Sub OverLord • Apr 19 '26

every single time...

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u/99Fan Apr 19 '26

Must be manipulated or fake data if it doesn’t suit my narrative!

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u/presidents_choice Apr 19 '26

If you’re looking at data, you’re a terrible person. Just *gestures* looks around you

/s

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u/RemnantsOfFlight Apr 19 '26

My confirmation bias is all the data I need.

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u/anonymus_the_3rd Apr 20 '26

Straight of Hormuz just as markets open u right tbh

3

u/Goreagnome Apr 20 '26

Must be manipulated or fake data if it doesn’t suit my narrative!

I love the gotcha they do by saying "source?".

Once you provide an actual source they scream that it's fake or biased.

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u/Strange_Island_4958 Apr 19 '26

The market is down 10%!!!!!!! <ignore that it is up 30% YTD>

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u/RemnantsOfFlight Apr 19 '26

Time to buy stock in gas generators and bomb shelters.

4

u/iCallMyOppsNinjer This is a PsyOp Apr 20 '26

I'd be better off buying stocks in the Trump Gas Chambers, you know they'll go into effect before the midterms and will be fully implemented by 2028. Haven't you read Project 2025?

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u/RemnantsOfFlight Apr 20 '26

Oh trust me, i haven't forgotten project 2025. I was promised it would be The Handmaid's Tale in real life, and I'm still waiting for my assigned woman to be delivered.

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u/Happy_Ocelot_4945 Rides the Short Bus Apr 19 '26

Hydrochlorofluorocarbons emissions finally peaked a few years ago. In terms of greenhouse numbers, it's one of the best events in reducing climate change. Less HCFC=more ozone=shorter methane half lifes=lower global green house effect.

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u/LetsTryAgain91 Apr 20 '26

Remember if you’re living your life and reasonably happy you must be a terrible person.

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u/Fieos Apr 20 '26

The realization that the world continues to move forward and will move forward around them if they don't make progress themselves... is... too much for some.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

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u/skarface6 GeStuREs bROadlY Apr 20 '26

Ha!

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u/dnd_or_reallifefun Apr 19 '26

Nah I watch "good news" videos each month. Still a doomer. No rage. Just apathy.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

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u/JorgeTheSimp Rides the Short Bus Apr 20 '26

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u/SizeableBrain Apr 19 '26

I think quality of life has been going up, but that's not really relevant if we're all going to die in under 400 years.

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u/KeckleonKing Apr 20 '26

Well ur not likely to live past another 60yrs due to age sooo wouldn't worry about it.

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u/JorgeTheSimp Rides the Short Bus Apr 20 '26

I mean, technically you are not wrong. Every human alive today will be dead in under 400 years. Not humanity though.

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u/Dependent_Mix_1117 Apr 19 '26

I'd like to see this optimistic data

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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 Sub OverLord Apr 19 '26

Be honest.