Maybe the universe will crash due to division by zero, floating-point error, integer overflow and segmentation fault, all of them occurring simultaneously. The objects will experience infinite velocity and infinite forces, there will be rounding errors, the system will run out of RAM and storage space. The universal CPU will max out all threads, and run out of cooling capacity. The hardware catches fire, the entire universe immediately collapses into a singularity, resulting in a new big bang as the system reboots. Oh, and the log files are corrupted, so good luck troubleshooting that one.
Hamartiogonic
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Well, what if we used renewable energy to run a DAC process? That would require lots of solar and wind power, but we’re going to need a lot of that anyway to get permanently rid of fossil fuels.
As you pointed out, the low concentratiions are a serious issue for any process, but maybe plants will do a better job our current machines can. Either way, once you have that carbon, we would really need put it back where it came from. The way I see it, slowing down global warming is a step in the right direction and becoming carbon neutral is another step. However, what we really need is a complete ban on all fossil fuels and an efficient way to reduce the CO2 concentration of the atmosphere.
Also, I have fairly negative view on CCU, since it doesn’t really solve the problem. CCS on the other hand seems like a better option. If you do it with plants and store the carbon as biochar, I’m all for it. If you want to do it with electricity and chemistry, I’m ok with that too, as long as it gets the job done.
I hope that one day drilling oil has been banned, and CCS becomes mandatory. If you want hydrocarbons in order to manufacture chemicals and plastics, you can pull them from the air. There’s enough for everyone.
Also, it’s not far fetched to expect to see some snow during this month. Has happened many times before.
A good example would be mushrooms. Some are edible, some are not. Some very specific species can be boiled several times to make them edible. In that case, you’re basically washing the toxins and throwing them away with the water.
Bacteria aren’t that different in this regard. Some are edible. Some are pathogens. These are the ones that out there to get you.
Some can’t really be bothered with your body, but they do produce toxins. Even if you kill every bacterial cell and spore, you’re still left with the toxins which can make you sick.
What happened to the ice cream ball with a chocolate core hypothesis? I think it looks like it could be a huge ball of Viennetta.
Wait, so the toilet upstairs was leaking, and you noticed that in the ceiling of the cellar? Sounds like water made quite the journey to get there. If so, there could be some serious moisture damage. Drying up those structures is really expensive, but having asthma and allergies is even worse.
If you’re camping out in the woods, it’s could be quite a few times.
- When you walk to the place where wood is available (especially if it’s far away)
- When copping down the tree (This one is applicable if you’re camping in your own forest or you have the permission of the land owner.)
- When dragging the tree to your camping site (if it’s far away)
- When copping it to suitable pieces
- When burning it.
Yikes!
Anyway, thanks for the clarification.
Next step in the playbook is to outlaw all the minor news outlets that do cover this stuff. Is trump already working on that?
Totally out of the loop. What’s goin on?
These kinds of contradicitons exist in man made structures, such as laws, rules and regulations. In situations like that, a judge has to pick which rule to follow and which one to ignore. The first time that happens, it becomes the standard solution (precedent) for those kinds of problems.