(Photo by Wil Stewart on Unsplash.com)
Sorry, Greta Thunberg.
Tag: Shakhova
Abrupt climate change leading to near term human extinction is a tragedy. Let us develop this drama step by step to dis-cover the gold.
Since ancient Greek drama tragedies follow a special plot. I’ll take Macbeth as an example.
Tragedy is like strong acid – it dissolves away all but the very gold of truth.
D.H. Lawrence
(Photo by Kyle Johnson on Unsplash.com)
Abrupt climate change leading to near term human extinction is a tragedy. Let us develop this drama step by step to dis-cover the gold.
Since ancient Greek drama tragedies follow a special plot.
Shakespearean tragedies follow these rules too. I’ll take Macbeth as an example.
Similarity (Mac…) to actual persons is purely coincidental.
M(Photo by chuttersnap on Unsplash)
In the Arctic the drama of abrupt climate change is coming to a head.
It is obvious, that this drama has an impact on the whole planet. But in the public media it is ignored largely. Therefor I have begun to bring up this painful subject and I have published some podcast episodes and blog articles. This is a kind of condensed summary of this work.
Nick Breeze has conducted an extraordinary interview with Dr. Natalia Shakhova and Dr. Igor Semiletov.
After Dr. Natalia Shakhova and Dr. Igor Semiletov have stirred up the public with the prediction of a 50 Gigaton methane burst, it has been silent from this side for a while. Now they are back with very clear and unvarnished statements.
Photo by Sam Soffes on Unsplash
Nick Breeze hat ein außergewöhnliches Interview mit Dr. Natalia Shakhova und Dr. Igor Semiletov geführt.
Nachdem Dr. Natalia Shakhova und Dr. Igor Semiletov die Öffentlichkeit mit der Vorhersage eines 50-Gigatonnen-Methan-Ausbruchs aufgescheucht hatten, war es eine Weile still aus dieser Richtung. Nun sind sie zurück mit sehr klaren, ungeschminkten Aussagen.
Photo by Jong Marshes on Unsplash
Gastbeitrag von Guy McPherson
Erstmalig erschienen am 9. 2. 2017: Faster than Expected
Übersetzung: Wolfgang Werminghausen, mit freundlicher Unterstützung von Jürgen Hornschuh
Aber morgen kam schneller, als ob die Zukunft niemals woanders gewesen wäre, sondern die ganze Zeit Teil der Substanz von jeder Gegenwart, die sich lediglich wieder und wieder selbst zu einer neuen Unterscheidung anordnet, die nie wieder neu sein kann.
~ Mark Z. Danielewski
