No, I said there'd be some mass die-offs within 6 months. We won't all be dead. I think, at the current rate of escalation, if it's not too awfully exponential (which it could be, fueled by bacterial growth), then we might have like five years or so, until it's unsurvivable.

But what is unsurvivable, right? I'd say it's when you have a 1/1000 chance of flopping over dead on any particular day. You'd have a lifespan of maybe 3 years, say. That's not long enough for an infant to grow to reproductive age and reproduce, soooo...extinction.

And again, we'll see if the predictions come true. I'll repost them, and my hypothesis as well, as time goes on, so we can see whether it fits the world we see around us or doesn't. And you didn't answer my question: if an entire city DOES burn or flop over dead, would that constitute enough proof, or would you still make up BS to try to hide this reality?