Posted by Aloverssunset on Thursday, February 1, 2007 at 8:46:53 AM
There has been so much talk about global warming lately, I think what is going on? why is their global warming and could it have happened before?
Maybe this is a way the earth protects itself? Lets see if I can explain.
At one time there used to be dinasours on earth. They have found people hundreds of thousands years old buried in ice.
Ok, ok, here is what I am trying to say. What if what we now see as the artic, full of Ice burgs, night time 24/7/365, no life possible for long lengths of time. Was once a beautiful green sunny place. A place where Dinasours roamed, ate, slept and fought. Where there WERE people, but people were few and far between Hermits and nomads hiding way from the vicious animals who ate them, These animals were huge and they were getting over populated. And what if the south was where the ice was? where it was full of Ice burgs, night time 24/7/365, no life possible for long lengths of time. no sun, nothing but cold bitter winter instead.
Now the dinasours statue and weight were harming the earth itself, there were also eating all the vegetation, So the earth decided it was time to protect itself from extinction. and each year the winters got worse and worse, the vegatation started dieing, and the dinasours had to start killing each other for food. These dinasours were brainless animals and would not roam, they did not know that while their exsiting area was getting colder and colder, the ice burgs in the south were melting and it was getting warmer and warmer. But the very few humans around knew that they had to live where they could survive, where they could grow and catch food. So the longer and harsher the winters became in the north the further away these nomads traveled. The further away they traveled, the less dinasours they would encounter, and the more they would survive and grow in population with new births every year. And the harsher the winters in the north became the more the dinasours would die. Until they were all gone, excpet for what could travel in waters living off the waters surface and floor. (like crocodiles, alligators and yes even lizards) Until we come to where we are today...
And now the earth has noticed that we have become over populated again, that we have used this part of the land beyond what it could do and hold. So the axis of time, space, and elements are changing. The winters are a little bit longer in the south, the oceans rage, the winds whirl and the earth quakes, and in the antartic the sun brightens a little bit longer each year, the ice melting, causing the waters to rise in the south. until slowly we the people will eventually live breath and grow where it was once thought impossible to do. In the northenmost part of our land where they found a person and human artifacts buried in ice that are thousands of years old. I believe as more Ice melts we will find older and older human bones and mumified bodies buried under that ice.
Re: Global Warming... What if??? Comment by Draevyn on Friday, March 23, 2007 at 10:37:31 AM
It's basically more of a large cycle. There has been an ice age before, and at one time the waters of the earth where much higher than they are now. It's either a 10,000 year cycle or a 100,000 year cycle, I can't remember which.. but it's happened before and it will happen again. Maybe it's the earth resetting itself, or we've just been living on the edge of a cycle and we're starting to move into a new one.
Re: Global Warming... What if??? Comment by Inkslinger on Sunday, April 29, 2007 at 2:18:23 PM
The best book I have seen on the topic of weather cycles is Brad steiger's "A Roadmap of Time: How the Maxwell/Wheeler Weather-Energy Cycles Predict the 'History' of the Next 25 Years." Since it was published in 1975, that 25 years has come to pass, and the predicitions are pretty close.
Especially consider the cycles that converged in 2000, and the predictions of heat and drought. 2000 was the convergence of the 100-year cycle, a 500-year cycle, and a sunspot cycle, all clearly documented elsewhere. Did Al Gore read this book and forget to footnote it? But it also says that after every hot-dry period comes a hot-wet period where crops are good, then a cold-wet period that will replenish the glaciers.
What's more disturbing about the book, is the cycles of history that correlate closely with the weather cycles. And Steiger predicted the start of major world conflict in 2000. It came in 2001. He claims the cycles are plus or minus seven years, so 9/11/2001 and the ensuing events are well within the bracket.
I think it's out of print, but Amazon.com has several used copies listed. It's worth a read, if only to place into perspective the current political-oriented weather hysteria.
Re: Global Warming... What if??? Comment by wordmiester on Sunday, April 29, 2007 at 3:17:01 PM
I can't talk for the doomsday people, but hysteria? That book is well documented yes, but the point I was trying to make is we have reached an age unlike ever before. 500 years ago even 100 years ago we did not influence the Earth's patterns as we do now. For instance there was war a thousand years ago, 500 years ago, 100 year ago , but only now have we the ability to literally destroy the planet. I'm not saying that all the claims of global warming are 100% or even 50% accurate, but you can not use past cycles as a clear barometer to say "oh this happened before". Because the fact is there are some things happening now, that we are doing, that man could not do then. New variables. And no one, whether you believe in global warming or not can dispute that! Any one who has ever had anything profound to say about history, unequivocally states that the world has changed since World War I like it has never changed before. The Brad Stieger book is good to read nonetheless but does not account for the interference we have brought into the equation!
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