/b/ - Random

>>142633
The earth is feeling perfectly fine. The entire world could light up in nuclear fire and it would keep spinning. Worms in volcanic tube vent at the bottom of the ocean could not give a single fuck.

It is humans that aren't feeling so great.

>>142637
Last I checked those aren't planets. If mass extinction events make you sad I recommend you not look up the history of the earth.

>>142636
the sentence makes sense either way.

If you're standing in a crowded elevator, and you say "this place/elevator feels uncomfortable", it doesn't necessarily have to be about the elevator's feelings

>>142638
autist taking things too literally
>>142636
>It is humans that aren't feeling so great.

>>142639
>the sentence makes sense either way.
I thought that at one point, but I no longer believe it. If that were true many would recognize that the overwhelming majority of people who die from natural causes each year are from cold exposure, not heat. There's a vast amount of anti-human rhetoric in the "green movement" that strikes me as putting the cart completely before the horse.

>>142637
>>142640
>>142642
>>142643
Choose a different animal to cry over, possibly their food.

Great Barrier Reef, please don't die on us! :(

>>142646
There we go! Now that's something to cry over.

Are you in NZ OR Australia op

>>142646
It's like 90% dead, not even joking. It's mostly been bleached in the last few years

>>142638
But fuck people genuinely, they're too overpopulated and mostly behave like a cancer save for the non corrupt

>>142636
Humans do it to themselves

>>142654
And this is why I don't agree with >>142639

>>142655
Correct.

>>142645
doesn't change the fact that they are legitimately starving off quickly even if their population went up previously

>>142661
Its pretty cleae their population has consistentlt been risong since the 50s and has had a recent spike.

They now actually believe the melting icecaps could be beneficial to the bears

https://www.cnsnews.com/article/international/quinn-weimer/report-polar-bear-population-increasing

Sorry you were brainwashed

ikr it feels like the world is a machine that has become over torqued and is now running hot(not just the climate). The economy has been living on borrowed time and largely fake for like 20-30 years now and that can only go so far, now things start to come crashing down. I think it's all gonna become way worse.

>>142722
i used to think it was just because i was younger but lots of stuff actually was better back in 2008-2013ish. people seemed nicer, even the internet was a nicer, safer place compared to the shitshow we have now. i got my shit together and my life's nicer than it was, but now a lot of the world seems rotten…
there's definitely beautiful lovely stuff everywhere still but everyone's got this air of doom about them. i miss optimism.

ppl in this thread acting like "yaaaay humans are dying" or "the earth will be fine even after mass extinction"

Whatever your thoughts on the fate of Earth's lifeforms, the weather isn't going to feel good while we're in it. ( '_') i bet you will complain about the weather too someday.

>>142636


No shit sherlock. I swear some of you people are being obtuse as the dudes on reddit. Of course the people complaining about the state of the earth aren't going "Oh no, this rocky planetary body has been smushed into smithereens :( The non-sentient rocky planet that has no feelings because it's a literal planet, is not feeling good, and wont be able to spin around the sun for any longer :("

they view earth's lifeforms as part of earth, and when a lot of them will face difficulty or will become extinct, a part of earth (no matter how small in relation to the literal rocky body of the planet) has lived, then died. even if new life comes again in the future and the ecosystem and foodchains of earth rebirths/reinvents itself, the creatures in the past still suffered and died, and could constitute "the earth not feeling so great (in the past)", if someone views Earth's lifeforms as part of Earth.