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Yes, maybe we just need a new baseline


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Last Edited by Xenophon on 11/28/2018 01:23 AM

Humans have had a long time to change. Seems it's not happening in a way it would benefit everybody and the planet.

What is the standard to which we should compare?

Hola BBWPM.

Welcome.

On my planet it's called hope.

The gold standard

The standard which exists today is a prime example of what it should not be

Rennasaince?

I'm sticking with the iridium standard.

Iridium is the most corrosion-resistant material known.

Sounds like a good foundation to me

I always thought Alaska would make a good island.

It has tons of islands. Take your pick.

I pick the big one.

It's going to break off the main land and end up where Australia is.

When talking about islands I usually think of Japan or Hawaii.

But now that we have had significant earthquake activity in Alaska on the north and south side, I do think it will split off the main land one day.

Plus the island of Alaska has a nice ring to it.

That type of event would produce a nice ripple.

Australia was once part of North America.

I think Alaska will follow the same path.

I am planning for my ocean front Alaska property for the post pole flip world.

:uvlight:

UVVU

A comet hit the sun?

That's not a nice comet. No hitting.

The sun is the honey badger of celestial objects.

:honeybadger:

The big flares and cme's always seem to miss earth. Arrows from the sun are aimed well, good shot that Apollo

Massive solar flare to bring chaos, inflict $2 trillion in damage – bank's 'outrageous' prediction

Danish Saxo Bank, famous for making ‘outrageous’ predictions published each December, and not meant to be taken seriously, has once again astonished humanity with its annual forecast.

According to the Copenhagen-based financial institution, the upcoming year is set to be marked with X-Class solar flare that will evoke absolute chaos across the globe.

Although the bank's predictions are meant to be taken lightheartedly, Saxo Bank occasionally gets it right. Last year the Danish bank correctly predicted the collapse of Bitcoin.

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You've learned about looping.

Good work. Now figure out how to break your loop.