... @BC_Geo

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3 days ago

@DGr8Awakening @sdhaddow @DaroniusS85133 The evidence of that region fits known Holocene hunter-fisher-forager/pastoral-Neolithic occupation much better than some lost so-called advanced civilization elmusca.wordpress.com/wp-content/upl…

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3 days ago

@glovertp69 @SunWeatherMan

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4 days ago

@CBD0x @zachariaspro @grok Nothing. The dashed line below represents the threshold value of 2.5 × 10²² A·m² that appears to trigger excursions and reversals. 7 × 10²² A·m² is not a collapse; it is still close to the long-term recent-field scale. people.clas.ufl.edu/jetc/files/Cha…

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3 months ago

@FreyaloggingInc @ben_j_todd @_HannahRitchie Large mammals are often more vulnerable because they reproduce more slowly, need larger ranges, and have fewer microrefugia. The late Quaternary extinction pattern was also strongly size-selective toward megafauna. Your argument is not a sound objection.

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3 months ago

@NW_patriot86 @PortantIssues btw >"Experts also told us the theory of plate tectonics was ludicrous" This is incorrect and shows a lack of understanding of how scientific consensus evolves. Wegener’s continental drift was criticized because it lacked a mechanism not because experts reject new ideas

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3 months ago

@NW_patriot86 @PortantIssues This isn’t about “blind faith in experts”, it’s about how you filter information. When you bypass people who publish data, methods, and uncertainties in favor of someone selling a narrative, that’s not skepticism, or genuine curiosity, that's willful ignorance.

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3 months ago

@NW_patriot86 @PortantIssues Genuine curiosity requires autonomy of reason: test claims against the best available evidence, not the most flattering narrative. Defaulting to Hancock over actual experts is a failure of critical judgment; inclination masquerading as inquiry

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3 months ago

@NW_patriot86 @PortantIssues When a belief system reaches the point where: 1) No conceivable evidence can disprove it 2) All counter-evidence is reinterpreted as support Then, operationally it is no longer inquiry, it is doctrine. At that point, whether you call it a “cult” or not becomes mostly semantic.

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3 months ago

@JohnVaillant "During the MCO, 500-kyr–mean CO2 values increased to ~500 ppm" science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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3 months ago

@HannahBrites @farmer_tr @randallwcarlson Reviewers can be limited and errors will slip through to be potentially caught later. Retractions reflect ongoing scrutiny, not reviewer failure. That’s not incompetence, that’s the scientific process working as intended.

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3 months ago

@SoilManDan An ooid, or perhaps accretionary lapilli under xpl?

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3 months ago

@K4C @RobertW12470704 @ExnerPirot @liberal_party No shit. It was focused on Canada supposedly not having "capacity because of Liberal policy" Liberal policy moves nearly 4M b/d

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3 months ago

@IceyJones1974 @AzPetrich

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3 months ago

@RobertW12470704 @ExnerPirot @K4C @liberal_party Enbridge Mainline System Capacity: ~3.0 million b/d Government: Liberal Keystone Pipeline System Capacity: ~830,000 b/d Government: Conservative Trans Mountain Pipeline (including TMX expansion) Capacity: ~890,000 b/d Government: Liberal

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3 months ago

@Seaalex_ @AzPetrich This isn’t the win you think it is. Whether it’s an F-15 or a Tomahawk from a multi-billion-dollar platform, the point is what happens when those weapons hit places like a school full of kids. Your pedantry misses the point.

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4 months ago

@ThomasBeyer @freedomOrfamily @iamkennethchan @grok Complaining about a “two class race based society” while forgetting Douglas, Trutch, and 150 years of the Indian Act is peak historical amnesia

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4 months ago

@AJWVictoriaBC @HMcPhersonNDP @NDP What exactly is wrong with her position? x.com/i/status/20278…

Brayden @leftistbrayden

4 months ago

Many things can be true at once 1. The Ayatollah was evil and bad 2. Regime change can work, but historically regime change in Iran has not 3. Trump is probably the least competent person to handle regime change (see Venezuela) 4. This was unconstitutional

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4 months ago

@canttakemysoul @smalls2672 Because then you'd know what a snipe hunt is

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4 months ago

@canttakemysoul @smalls2672 Look up the etymology of the word "sniper"

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5 months ago

@wolfejosh There's a reason Greenland's major REE deposits haven't been developed ... x.com/i/status/18770… x.com/i/status/18784…

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a year ago

Some people asked me to elaborate on this, and I'm more than happy to do so. So in Greenland there are two major rare earth deposits that often hit the headlines: Kvanefjeld and Tanbreez I'll cover Tanbreez in this post (will write something on Kvanefjeld later) as it has