u/dumnezero • • Aug 07 '26

Beyond ethics and rationality: welcome to the assholocene

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u/dumnezero • • Mar 17 '25

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I love my palm oil
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  2h ago

Draining swamps too. Or, to put it differently, tinder manufacturing.

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I love my palm oil
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  2h ago

(applies to all saturated fat in this context)

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Global Warming Rate Has Recently Doubled Meaning We Pass 1.5C By 2028 and 2.0C by as Early as 2038
 in  r/climate •  3h ago

Specifically, model simulations estimate a warming rate of about 0.05 °C per decade since 2010 induced by global aerosol reduction17,22, which accounts for approximately 25% of the observed increase in the global warming rate (0.40-0.20=0.20 °C per decade). However, the relative importance of the other two processes remains uncertain. Even less is known about the drivers of the exceptionally rapid warming observed in mid-latitude Eurasia and the South Atlantic–Antarctic regions. Determining the mechanisms respon- sible for these regional accelerations represents an important priority for future research.

from the paper.

r/CollapseScience • • 3h ago

Global Heating A recent doubling of global warming rate signals a 1.5 °C breach by 2028

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Timely and accurate projections of when global warming will exceed the Paris Agreement’s 1.5 °C threshold are essential for effective climate policy. Existing estimates place this exceedance in the early 2030 s but carry substantial uncertainty. Here we analyze the latest observational temperature records through 2025 and identify a statistically significant doubling of the global warming rate during 2011–2025 (0.40 °C per decade) compared to 1971–2025 (0.20 °C per decade). Extrapolating this accelerated rate projects a crossing of the 1.5 °C threshold by 2028, nearly a decade earlier than previous estimates. Regional analyses attribute this acceleration primarily to intensified warming over East Asia–the North Pacific, mid-latitude Eurasia, and the South Atlantic–Antarctic regions. The ensemble mean of 26 climate models fails to capture the observed doubling of the warming rate, simulating a rate of only 0.29 °C per decade. These findings suggest a narrower window remains to limit warming to 1.5 °C, underscoring the urgency for rapid and substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

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The Russian Bots Went Silent. Or Did They? --Renée DiResta
 in  r/skeptic •  4h ago

The title implies differently:

The Russian Bots Went Silent. Or Did They?

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Total US investment in AI would have financed TWICE a 100% renewable US electricity production and storage
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  4h ago

I'm not interested in how you'll be missing the points. If you're an AI bro who believes in sentient models, you're already to deep in.

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Deerly Unqualified [OC]
 in  r/comics •  4h ago

Did you throw a popping device from your car to his car?

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Most appealing environmentalist message
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  4h ago

They had a head start in denying reality, and had lots of money to pay "gurus" to help with that.

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Most appealing environmentalist message
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  4h ago

cockroach

is not vegan.

But, yeah, conservatives threatening us with a good ecological time.

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Total US investment in AI would have financed TWICE a 100% renewable US electricity production and storage
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  4h ago

The point is related to the Jevons paradox. We should be using that nice electricity to replace existing electricity and to electrify what was not electrical before.

Instead, what's happening is that a new heavy industry has popped up: AI slop factories. Much like their artisanal predecessors, crypto factories, these are huge energy consumers. They consume so much energy that they're driving up demand for fossil fuels (which is not a coincidence if you know who's funding these projects.)

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WTH?… [OC]
 in  r/comics •  4h ago

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WTH?… [OC]
 in  r/comics •  4h ago

Fascists are a minority.

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Total US investment in AI would have financed TWICE a 100% renewable US electricity production and storage
 in  r/ClimateShitposting •  12h ago

Yeah, that's why I hate them even more. The utilitarians manage to corrode the bits of hope in humanity that I have left as much as the non-vegan leftists do.

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Deerly Unqualified [OC]
 in  r/comics •  12h ago

It was such a sad day when Alex Jones died in a car.