Member Info for Layla1

Cj,
I'm all over quantum computing, I'm well researched and heavily invested I don't have a very blinkered view, that's your domain. You're now talking about geopolitical positioning, that isn't what you initially spoke about. Your stance is evolving quicker than that of the under threat animal kingdom.
I've provided explanations for mechanisms you provide a view on but don't understand.
We can all have a differing opinion, but it helps to accept provable scientific facts, whichever side of the fence you sit.
Why are there fossilised fish in the desert? ;-)

CJ , you need to reread my posts, you appear to have accidentally misunderstood.
Isostasy and Eustasy were used to explain your confusion around Scotland and The lakes.
Continental drift was offered as an explanation for your confusion around fossilised fish in the desert.
The choice of lifestyle is not binary, 1200 or present. We could still make changes, as a global society, but you highlight in an excellent way as to why this will not happen, and I honestly don't mean that offensively.
Not sure of your background, my education and careers have been in geology and science and I feel they've furnished me with a well rounded understanding of the workings of the planet.

Dimitry, its the speed that's different. Life cannot adjust.

Gaza,
Don't you find it truly depressing that, opinion on here, is simply a microcosm of wider society?
Denial, denial, denial. Its not looking too favourable, but those that are doing their bit can at least say they tried.
I've been involved in tree planting to replace the decimation caused by Ash Dieback. An unexpected benefit from the decimation of ash trees has been an explosion in biodiversity, where glades are formed and sunlight reaching the floor allowing dormant seeds to explode into life. In turn an increase in invertebrates and small mammals. That's an invite for peeps to say, great lets cut down all the trees ;-)
I'm currently working on rewilding a few acres of former Ash and Sycamore dominated land, all down south :-) Only two years and it's full of colour and life.

CJ,
Also its worth reading the difference between isostasy and eustasy with regards the effects its had on UK geomorphology.
It may address your confusion around glacial action.

CJ,
To address your "points":
Complex life has been present for around 2.5 billion years, during this time there have been several mass extinctions (not necessarily all due to meteor impacts). Warming and cooling events are recorded in the rock record and show a predictable periodicity, from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years. The rapid anthropogenic heating we are starting to experience does not allow for evolutionary adjustment. There are different forms of evolution , some near instantaneous, but most take generations of a population.
The reason you find fossilized fish in the desert, can be explained by something known as continental drift.
I politely suggest you read up on the subject.

Although efforts have been made to manipulate the weather for over seventy years, these have an extremely localised and short term effect.
In my recent past I had to input data into a computational fluid dynamics programme, admittedly not to predict weather. I was in a fortunate position where i could input known, finite, and accurate values into the programme. However CFDs' is used for weather forecasting and, at this point in time, cannot accurately forecast more than a few days in advance. It's worth being aware of the difference between "weather" and "climate"
Governments have not "colluded" to cause immeasurably suffering and loss via weather engineering. Yet again, this is why, as a global society, we stand little chance of getting to grips with the existential threat of climate change.

Yes Bacebook,
I did a lot of work on sediment facies evolution and palaeobiology in the early 90s' as part of my Masters in Basin Analysis.
Most changes could be aligned with orbital changes and were predictable in their periodicity.
Sadly, I think a Iot of people just find the truth too painful to accept, so go for the whole denial thing.

spud, Milankovich cycles work at a completely different speed than the anthropogenic warming we are now experiencing., which is why wildlife is suffering so much.
Other rapid global warming events have been due to periods of increase volcanic activity and caused significant damage to both the climate and biodiversity.
Plastics are without doubt a problem, mainly because of the careless way they are disposed of. My mantra would be: Don't give Plastics to Morons.
Anthropogenic warming of the planet IS the biggest challenge for mankind and we're doing eff all about it.

And people like spud are exactly why we are going to struggle to gets to grips with climate change. Unfortunately, there's too many of that ilk on the planet.

Very good weather this weekend for trawling the streets looking for fag butts to collect and pulling out the unburnt stands of tobacco that are left. Possible to make a whole fag with about fifty used butts.
Anyhow, on a different note, where are all the derampers this weekend?

Maybe peeps are starting to realise the ever reducing risk to Eurasia Mining from the West and the RF?

Nice little purchase of 139,116 shares just gone through ;-)

Starship,
I understand your sentiment. I guess the time pressure comes from trading off the SP, rather than investing in the direct outcome of the companies endeavours. Of the companies I've invested in that have come good, not a single one has delivered within the timeframe proposed. But importantly they DID come good. Like I say, if you're trading its little help.

Just reading up on some other issue and realised that the Bank of New York Mellon, still holds over 16% of Gazprom.
It reaffirms that business still continues between the West and Russia, even with the war continuing unabated.
Looking at the actual recent actions of the RF regarding foreign businesses, it looks more and more unlikely that it would interfere in Eurasias' business friendly, societal friendly, and environmentally friendly endeavours'.

I think that figure would be AT LEAST 65% :-)

Find it hard to believe the 65% figure.
I guess you can always find evidence that validates your experience led views.

Whoever she is on twitter, obviously has a problem with Eurasia Mining.
A useful pointer to whether take these individuals seriously is the language they use. Loves using the words "liar" and "idiot".
Is this just another reincarnation of you know who?

Hamlet ;-)

Very true Hector, it can be seen as a binary outcome.
Reading the Russian governments justification for supposed asset seizure of "hostile foreign companies" being the devastation they could leave for the remaining local society, it seems the polar opposite of the work Eurasia have done to ingratiate themselves with the local communities. The Russian gov couldn't wish for a greener, more societal aware, Russian bod, to give their backing to :-)