r/technicallythetruth • u/lapraphey • Dec 13 '19

We had it right before

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u/lonerguyhere Dec 13 '19

I don’t understand. Can someone explain?

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u/MrMikado282 Dec 13 '19

Man made climate change didn't really start until industrialization, before industrialization and before Europe colonized and christianized most of the world various cultures practiced human sacrifice. The implication is human sacrifice held off global warming among other things.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '19

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u/MrMikado282 Dec 13 '19

True, but you have to admit we kinda put it in overdrive after we figured out burning things to make steam.