Of course there was a second crow pigeon, and a third and a fourth if you must know

But will it be as good as the Titanic sequel?

Who cares, Nothing is being done about it.

Christ 2: Spring Break in Galilee.

Christ: the Fictional and the Fabulous.

Bride, Seed and Cult of Jesus.

Oh Christ, You Devil.

Christs (It's like Aliens was to Alien but all the saviors spawn out of the asses of priests on a planet called Pedophilios).

The Second Coming: Back on the Cross

Okay, to explain how.

Wind - Unfortunately, one of the effects of climate change is that wind patterns will shift. And, in fact, already are; this is what is causing Europe's energy shortage and forcing Germany to build more coal power plants. Effectively, this means the vast majority, if not all, of existing wind turbines are built in the wrong locations for both the short and long term. Notably, the only way they are disruptive is if you build massively more than needed for power generation in one area, so ignore that conspiracy theory.

Solar - Increased amount of water in the oceans is projected to cause increased volcanic eruptions, which are projected to increase the amount of silicates in the air... which will, in turn, decrease solar panel efficiency. Meaning we're currently building solar power plants for efficiency scales that will simply not be true when we need them the most. Oh, and then there is their contribution to the heat island effect and how that disrupts climate, but that's a different nightmare.

Water - Hydroelectric is problematic without climate change as a factor. It's becoming even more problematic as climate change impacts water supplies and lowers rivers and lakes. Pretty much, if it relies on water, we should be trying to reduce it as much as possible right now.

"Don’t know too much about UK politics"

"Cole-Hamilton sounds like a good dude"

Point explains opinion.

This persisted at least into WWI, I remember reading a notification to a family of their son's death after a shell had landed in his trench noting "his injuries were wholly internal". Somehow I doubt being directly hit by artillery left much of anything.

I voted for Biden once and that’s all he will ever get out of me.

Grumman Northrop has for years been selling the army on developing systems they already know won’t work but ask for additional funding anyway. Billions going to shareholders and it’s all fraud.

This just makes me want to be the circulatory system exhibit at BodyWorld.

It's Nov. 10th now. There is a circulatory system walking through the kitchen.

That and with starlink people are reporting UFOs when it's just satellites deploying.

It makes a good off beat story. No national news should be making it front page (unless maybe if it was a news agency focused on LGBTQ+ politics) but it makes for a fun paragraph to fill a gap in a page halfway through a paper, mainly just so some cub reporter has an excuse to come up with some good James Bond (007) jokes

Your point about pursuing a trade or other technical is good, but I think you're giving not enough credit to normal colleges.

Elon musk has an arts degree. I'm not using his name as some sort of "he's a genius". I'm just letting you know that his degree is highly technical, but it's also an arts degree and not a science degree. Technically it has a lot of science base.

When I went to school I got all the way to my last 12 credit hours and I had a choice between chemistry and political science. I chose political science as a bachelor of science degree. I can go to any other school I want to and do a single year come out with a chemistry degree.

A lot of college is what you make it and you can take your core credits any way you want. If you choose to do what I did and take most of your core credits in physics and calculus, then you can come out of it with a very strong basis for a stem degree. If however, you choose to go in and do most of your core credits in literature and history then yeah you're going to have a hard time transitioning to stem after that.

Take this upvote and get out of here.

Sadly, it's not. What we're instead doing is half-mixtures with technology that is itself prone to disruption by climate change... as Europe has spent the last four years learning the hard way.

Edit: If you're curious about how, see my next comment.

That is not the least bit surprising. It also appears to be the very plan we are implementing at the moment.

This is why I always dress as an alien when flying my drone.

There was a serious proposal to do exactly that back in the early 2000s.

The proposal is based on the fact that more rapid heating, with all of the increased water vapor in the air, will result in an ice age setting in sooner than natural. The goal is to cause that to start as soon as possible, then use the ice age to fix our reliance upon fossil fuels without worries about the long-term effects of too much heat.

Strangely enough, it's still a viable solution. Just, well... it should be obvious why no one is considering it.

The U.S. has been sending someone from ExxonMobil since the first report. So, little late for that.

“No, no, everyone. Everyone, hear me out…what if burning more fossil fuel is the answer to your imaginary climate crisis?”

I always wanted to kick a pigeon

This is why you get your wishes down in writing and make your next of kin aware of them, so you too can have stuff like this when you die.

But it's not against any religion to want to dispose of a pigeon!

Back up in your ass with the resurrection

even better, stuff me with candy and hand out sticks to the kids