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Title: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: Tim Johnson on August 05, 2012, 08:03:57 PM Imagine you're in a room with groups of different people with different causes.
Some of these groups and individuals are doing things you don't like. You get the most powerful in the group to force everyone to do only things you and a few others like. Those who don't obey are killed. The End. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 05, 2012, 08:06:04 PM Imagine that some of those things that are being done that some people don't like are inexorably killing us all.
Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: Tim Johnson on August 05, 2012, 08:08:42 PM Imagine that some of those things that are being done that some people don't like are inexorably killing us all. Imagine people taking control of their own lives and creating their own ecosystems. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 05, 2012, 08:11:27 PM Imagine that some of those things that are being done that some people don't like are inexorably killing us all. Imagine people taking control of their own lives and creating their own ecosystems. So we're going to talk about ecosystems then? There is Tim Johnson before he understands what ecosystems are, and in the future, there might be Tim Johnson who understands more about ecosystems. I believe you're still the "Before" version of Tim Johnson. Did you thoroughly read this post? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97243.msg1073879#msg1073879 Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: Tim Johnson on August 05, 2012, 08:12:44 PM Imagine that some of those things that are being done that some people don't like are inexorably killing us all. Imagine people taking control of their own lives and creating their own ecosystems. So we're going to talk about ecosystems then? There is Tim Johnson before he understands what ecosystems are, and in the future, there might be Tim Johnson who understands more about ecosystems. I believe you're still the "Before" version of Tim Johnson. Did you thoroughly read this post? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97243.msg1073879#msg1073879 Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 05, 2012, 08:14:34 PM Imagine that some of those things that are being done that some people don't like are inexorably killing us all. Imagine people taking control of their own lives and creating their own ecosystems. So we're going to talk about ecosystems then? There is Tim Johnson before he understands what ecosystems are, and in the future, there might be Tim Johnson who understands more about ecosystems. I believe you're still the "Before" version of Tim Johnson. Did you thoroughly read this post? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97243.msg1073879#msg1073879 Stop pontificating about stuff you don't know anything about. Have you read thoroughly through my post? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97243.msg1073879#msg1073879 Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: Tim Johnson on August 05, 2012, 08:17:05 PM Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 05, 2012, 08:21:32 PM 1. Where did the source material for that project come from? 2. Do you understand the dynamics of a greenhouse vs. say the Biosphere project? 3. What is the internal volume of that project and the quantity of ecosystem services it provides? 4. Explain how it provides ecosystem services to humanity. 5. Explain how it is different from a rainforest ecosystem, assuming you are able. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: Tim Johnson on August 05, 2012, 08:23:01 PM 1. Where did the source material for that project come from? 2. Do you understand the dynamics of a greenhouse vs. say the Biosphere project? 3. What is the internal volume of that project and the quantity of ecosystem services it provides? 4. Explain how it provides ecosystem services to humanity. 5. Explain how it is different from a rainforest ecosystem, assuming you are able. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 05, 2012, 08:24:04 PM 1. Where did the source material for that project come from? 2. Do you understand the dynamics of a greenhouse vs. say the Biosphere project? 3. What is the internal volume of that project and the quantity of ecosystem services it provides? 4. Explain how it provides ecosystem services to humanity. 5. Explain how it is different from a rainforest ecosystem, assuming you are able. You have not addressed my questions. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 06, 2012, 04:56:55 PM Tim Johnson,
I believe you were going to address my questions above? Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: asdf on August 06, 2012, 11:37:36 PM Oh man! you said the E-word in front of FA. Big mistake. Now you get to learn all about edge effects and why the state should use violence to force people to hug trees.
Love the OP, by the way. Just emailed it to a bunch of people. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: FirstAscent on August 07, 2012, 03:43:57 AM Oh man! you said the E-word in front of FA. Big mistake. Now you get to learn all about edge effects and why the state should use violence to force people to hug trees. Observing my actions and pointing them out is not the same as refuting them. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: myrkul on August 07, 2012, 04:35:04 AM Oh man! you said the E-word in front of FA. Big mistake. Now you get to learn all about edge effects and why the state should use violence to force people to hug trees. Observing my actions and pointing them out is not the same as refuting them. No, but it makes for good humor. Title: Re: A Perfect World Defined by Most Post by: benjamindees on August 07, 2012, 06:46:55 AM What I want to know is, how much carbon had to be consumed in order to build that greenhouse, and how long would it take to sequester that much carbon by growing plants inside it?
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