New Era Has Officially Started?

[Red 99,113]

Guys, there is a "science" tag, why would it be about LG5?  

[Computer 10,980]

3 minutes ago, vanus said:

i dont get it, is that good or bad

Probably pretty bad.  It could be our last era.

[Melech 9,900]

nvm

[vanus 6,084]

3 minutes ago, PartySick said:

 

Bad. We've caused the Earth to change so drastically and in such a short period of time that it's being defined as a different epoch. Pretty soon, we might see our first mass extinctions thanks to climate change and pollution.

[Melech 9,900]

4 minutes ago, PartySick said:

 

Bad. We've caused the Earth to change so drastically and in such a short period of time that it's being defined as a different epoch. Pretty soon, we might see our first mass extinctions thanks to climate change and pollution.

Idk if we can really tell now how big mass exctintion is. Rn we are far away of having a mass extinction as in the past. 

(table shows disappearance of sea animals)

[Dramatica 13,698]

Girl, there are 7 billion of us on Earth.

Mass extinction is like around 75% of all living species. So I'm here for that.

Take all retarded countries (or the portion of people within those countries) that think homosexuality is a sin, and homosexuals are death worthy. And we will be at about 75% if my maths is right 

[Maic 1,084]

20 minutes ago, vanus said:

i dont get it, is that good or bad

It mainly depends on your point of view. I personally think we all should consider this statement: the fact that the Earth is undergoing such rapid geological changes to the point of moving towards a new era is seriously alarming. In addition, almost every relevant change on Earth is likely to be caused by our actions; and most of those chages are no good for optimal life conditions. Each step we take, each decision we make, somehow has an impact on our planet. We must make sure that our actions are sensible and condescending with the state of Earth, so to avoid any worsening or aggravation (although it may be too late now..).

[RebeldeFaith 5,759]

Just now, Red said:

Guys, there is a "science" tag, why would it be about LG5?  

LG5 title confirmed: SCIENCEPOP.

Buy #SCIENCEPOP on iTunes.

Spoiler

Queen of science and pop!

 

[PaperIz 7,354]

15 minutes ago, PartySick said:

 

Bad. We've caused the Earth to change so drastically and in such a short period of time that it's being defined as a different epoch. Pretty soon, we might see our first mass extinctions thanks to climate change and pollution.

Sounds fun  

Sarcasm of course. This is so sad. And there are so many people that choose to just ignore the problem of climate change.

[PartySick 172,545]

1 minute ago, Simon said:

Idk if we can really tell now how big mass exctintion is. Rn we are far away of having a mass extinction as in the past. 

(table shows disappearance of sea animals)

I'm not sure I understand what you mean

If you're pointing to how rhythmic extinction events seem to be in Earth's history, I feel like that doesn't really mean anything because Earth has never had something like humanity. We're changing the climate and impacting places at the local level in such extreme ways and unlike, say, an asteroid impact, the clouds aren't clearing any time soon and it's just going to get worse and worse unless we wake up and change something or go extinct ourselves. Whichever comes first.

4 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

Girl, there are 7 billion of us on Earth.

Mass extinction is like around 75% of all living species. So I'm here for that.

Take all retarded countries (or the portion of people within those countries) that think homosexuality is a sin, and homosexuals are death worthy. And we will be at about 75% if my maths is right 

I'm not here for 75% of life on Earth dying just to cull the stupid people from our society

[PaperIz 7,354]

16 minutes ago, Red said:

Guys, there is a "science" tag, why would it be about LG5?  

That's why I came here  I was like science? Lady Gaga? What?  

[River 127,530]

no, wait for a real announcement on here twitter! it'll officially start in September with PERFECT ILLUSION

[Red 99,113]

Just now, PaperIz said:

That's why I came here  I was like science? Lady Gaga? What?  

That would only work if the OP gave a mathematical deep analysis of when LG5 started

[Dramatica 13,698]

2 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I'm not sure I understand what you mean

If you're pointing to how rhythmic extinction events seem to be in Earth's history, I feel like that doesn't really mean anything because Earth has never had something like humanity. We're changing the climate and impacting places at the local level in such extreme ways and unlike, say, an asteroid impact, the clouds aren't clearing any time soon and it's just going to get worse and worse unless we wake up and change something or go extinct ourselves. Whichever comes first.

I'm not here for 75% of life on Earth dying just to cull the stupid people from our society

Dey coming for your booty hunty 

[Melech 9,900]

Just now, PartySick said:

I'm not sure I understand what you mean

If you're pointing to how rhythmic extinction events seem to be in Earth's history, I feel like that doesn't really mean anything because Earth has never had something like humanity. We're changing the climate and impacting places at the local level in such extreme ways and unlike, say, an asteroid impact, the clouds aren't clearing any time soon and it's just going to get worse and worse unless we wake up and change something or go extinct ourselves. Whichever comes first.

I'm not here for 75% of life on Earth dying just to cull the stupid people from our society

What I mean is that we as being our generation won't know how large the mass extinction will be. Species impacting climate is maybe not that uncommon. I'm currently doing a research about micro-organism who might had cool down the earth. Really interesting. Though of course they didn't produce plastic etc. like we do. 

I just don't think that we can define a geological era now. Future people can, but I don't know if we can.