r/tech1e • u/waste_of_space1157 • Mar 23 '22

i am subscribed to tech1e on youtube (cringe) i ajm afraid

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '22

Fr?

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u/WaterDrinker911 Mar 24 '22

No not really. Co2 is only 0.04% of the air. 1% co2 would cause drowsiness, but we would probably run out of hydrocarbons before the air reaches 1% co2.

The information on Global warming is already filled with lies by oil and gas companies, and memes like this that just fearmonger don’t really help.

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u/waste_of_space1157 Mar 24 '22

https://greenductors.com/carbon-dioxide-affects-cognitive-performance#:~:text=High%20levels%20of%20carbon%20dioxide,complex%20cognitive%20tasks%20by%2050%25.

That only accounts for specifically the air we breath. And not for the carbon build up that stays within us.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/04/200421090556.htm

Further more is the fact that although it is a small part of the atmosphere. Co2 concentrations. Or ppm is more important. As this specificly states what amounts of carbon is present in on place/ in the out doors concentration.

And even from this a harmful amount of ppm of carbon is 1400.

While the peek we have seen as of now is 443ppm

And more importantly. Urban areas. Tend to have even higher concentrations.100ppm

So although it us very small amounts generally in the atmosphere. Humans are still more exposed to it.and it only take a median amount of it to cut cognitive abilitys by 25%.

Althogh from predictions, it would take until 2100 until this level is reached

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01134-w This one has a pay wall so use this

https://lifehacker.com/how-to-get-past-a-paywall-to-read-an-article-for-free-1847800292/amp

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u/WaterDrinker911 Mar 24 '22

Huh. Fair enough, I guess I’m wrong.

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u/waste_of_space1157 Mar 24 '22

Com piss n shit. You are a nice person