Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

[NewtoMJ]

Average male lifespan in US 76.3 years (http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/usa/life-expectancy-male). Smokers 62.3 Don't count on it.

Please, in 15 years people will be living past 110 regularly.

 

[Harrekin]

I'm not the one who thinks that CO2 emissions are symptomatic of global warming. I'm with the vast majority of climate scientists who from the consensus that CO2 emissions are the primary cause of global warming.

Your intellect matches your stature.

I bet that theyve also reached a consensus that CO2 emissions are symptomatic of our dependence on Carbon based fuels.

When ITER fires up next decade and commercial reactors come online in the decade after that, what will yous cry about then?

 

[abandonconflict]

I bet that theyve also reached a consensus that CO2 emissions are symptomatic of our dependence on Carbon based fuels.

But CO2 emissions are not symptomatic of global warming, they are the primary cause.

Your intellect matches your stature.

 

[Harrekin]

But CO2 emissions are not symptomatic of global warming, they are the primary cause.

Your intellect matches your stature.

Never said they were, fucknuckle.

 

[abandonconflict]

Never said they were, fucknuckle.

Yes you did cockshiner.

 

[Harrekin]

Yes you did cockshiner.

Cite it then, dumbass.

 

[abandonconflict]

Cite it then, dumbass.

In post 191 fucknectar.

 

[Red1966]

Red, That was a buzz killer.

We have a volunteer for the 85% list!

 

[Red1966]

Please, in 15 years people will be living past 110 regularly.

Have you ever met someone over 90? Do you want to live like that?

 

[Red1966]

I bet that theyve also reached a consensus that CO2 emissions are symptomatic of our dependence on Carbon based fuels.

When ITER fires up next decade and commercial reactors come online in the decade after that, what will yous cry about then?

Radioactive waste?

 

[Harrekin]

Radioactive waste?

Theres virtually no radioactive waste from a fusion reactor, the internal reactor containment plates become extremely radioactive after extended use but they're relatively easy to dispose of.

No risk of a run away reaction either.

What will they cry about then?

 

[Red1966]

they're relatively easy to dispose of.

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[abandonconflict]

What will they cry about then?

The lack of glaciers on earth.

 

[NewtoMJ]

Have you ever met someone over 90? Do you want to live like that?

The quality will improve, that's the point.

 

[Red1966]

The quality will improve, that's the point.

Maybe in some cases, but mostly we just patch up whatever is wrong with the elderly. We have doubled the average lifespan, yet the elderly are still nearly or completely incapacitated.

 

[NewtoMJ]

Maybe in some cases, but mostly we just patch up whatever is wrong with the elderly. We have doubled the average lifespan, yet the elderly are still nearly or completely incapacitated.

That's not true. I've met plenty who were functioning well. Probably 60% of the people I dealt with between the ages of 65 - 75 were doing well.

 

[Padawanbater2]

That's not true. I've met plenty who were functioning well. Probably 60% of the people I dealt with between the ages of 65 - 75 were doing well.

Not to mention if you just drink water and exercise regularly and have your desired poison in moderation 3/4 of the things that ail the elderly would go away overnight

Healthy people don't die from heart disease, they don't get diabetes, COPD or lung cancer (leading causes of death for Americans)

 

[NewtoMJ]

Not to mention if you just drink water and exercise regularly and have your desired poison in moderation 3/4 of the things that ail the elderly would go away overnight

Healthy people don't die from heart disease, they don't get diabetes, COPD or lung cancer (leading causes of death for Americans)

Heart disease, diabetes and lung cancer can still occur, just at greatly reduced rates.

 

[Padawanbater2]

Heart disease, diabetes and lung cancer can still occur, just at greatly reduced rates.

You're right, I wasn't clear in my previous post

 

[Red1966]

That's not true. I've met plenty who were functioning well. Probably 60% of the people I dealt with between the ages of 65 - 75 were doing well.

So nearly half were not doing well?