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It's called the "bathtub effect". Like water sloshing in harmonic waves in a bathtub, excess heat in certain parts of the globe can cause cold air from the poles to 'slosh' in waves. This produces colder colds and strange cold spells that counterbalence the heat energy that is making the hotter areas hot.
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That's actually colder than here in the Great White North. :)
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53 colder than a witches tit
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If I remember right the out right ban didn't go into full effect untill the 90's and it takes decades to get rid of whats already up there. Wiki says this.. CFCs in the atmosphere Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) were invented by Thomas Midgley in the 1920s. They were used in air conditioning/cooling units, as aerosol spray propellants prior to the 1980s, and in the cleaning processes of delicate electronic equipment. They also occur as by-products of some chemical processes. No significant natural sources have ever been identified for these compounds — their presence in the atmosphere is due almost entirely to human manufacture. As mentioned in the ozone cycle overview above, when such ozone-depleting chemicals reach the stratosphere, they are dissociated by ultraviolet light to release chlorine atoms. The chlorine atoms act as a catalyst, and each can break down tens of thousands of ozone molecules before being removed from the stratosphere. Given the longevity of CFC molecules, recovery times are measured in decades. It is calculated that a CFC molecule takes an average of 15 years to go from the ground level up to the upper atmosphere, and it can stay there for about a century, destroying up to one hundred thousand ozone molecules during that time. So while yes the fact we have stopped using "most" of the harmful chemicals has had a positive effect it will still take quite a amount of time to reverse the damage that was done. When you cut down a forrest it doesn't regrow in 10 years just like our Ozone doesn't filter out all the bad shit in 10 years. |
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https://youtube.com/results?searc...h_type =&aq=f lots of info there. |
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But like you said, there is no support from big Pharm for the drug. It takes almost a billion dollars to get something FDA approved. So the likelihood of it being made available in the U.S. legally is a crap shoot. |
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Just so its clear I started this thread to distract me from my anxiety problems. lol :winkwink:
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Really?????
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Just think of walking into a coffee shop. Not Starbucks. No. A "real" coffee shop. One that gets its fresh beans, that same morning before it opened, from Juan Valdez himself. And then they roast the beans. Can you smell it? The fresh roasting beans. Yea.... good stuff. You're the first customer. The barista gives you the best fucking half, full flipped and thrown up and down with a slice of whatever something you ever had. You take a seat in the most comfortable seat you ever sat in. You're relaxed. . . . . Then you wake up. Some ghey band, who's name also has the word "band" in it, plays in the background. Patchouli fills the air. You smell pit, look left, and see arm pit hair... from the chick stretching her arms as she yawns next to you. You're surrounded by open laptops with glowing apple logos. If only the barista could turn up ghey band so it'd drown out the inane conversations around you about how steve jobs has a huge cock. ----- I dunno. Maybe this thread is better for your anxiety. |
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can't get it!
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Hi sticky:winkwink:
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