I think it started out that way but eventually they took the dinosaur to a museum because they couldn’t do it on their own. It was a children’s book I probably read 30 years ago.

I remember this book, I don’t remember microdosing, but I’m pretty sure the dinosaur hatched from a chicken egg.

Hinge was okay 2.5 years ago when I met my gf on it. It’s since been purchased by match.com and is likely ruined now.

I’m concerned too much more salt may lead to salting of land, but I may be worried over nothing.

I also don’t fully trust our ability to predict negative outcomes if it’s profitable to ignore them.

I never said burn more oil?

Also I’m not a huge fan of the idea of seeding the atmosphere with salt water, that salt has to come down eventually.

It is the Sulfer thing. Sulfer Dioxide was shading the planet and making clouds more reflective, cooling the earth and we’re fairly uncertain by how much.

Even though the article doesn’t say it outright, the obvious conclusion is that we should have stopped using fossil fuels decades ago. And even if stop now we don’t know how much more warming we’d do without the sulfer dioxide. Which shouldn’t be added to the atmosphere because it would kill an outrageous amount of people.