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Do you read books anons? This book titled "The Ministry for the Future" is a science fiction novel released in 2020 dealing with Climate Change and how it can be mitigated. There are crazy ideas like creating new glaciers by pumping ice from underneath the Antarctica, installing reflectors all over the planet, imposing taxes for doing activities which release Carbon into the atmosphere, giving incentives for pulling back Carbon, etcetera.

The first chapter of the book, you might find relevant. It is about an intense heatwave in the Northern region of India which has devastating consequences. I will be posting 10 images in this thread which will comprise the first chapter. Take your time to read and do share your opinions and partake in the discussions that follow.

>>54021(OP)

01 out of 10

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02 out of 10

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03 out of 10

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>>54030

04 out of 10

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>>54034

05 out of 10

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>>54038

06 out of 10

no real reading habbens in lundia.

no one is going to read thru this

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>>54060

07 out of 10

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>>54072

08 out of 10

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>>54076

09 out of 10

>>54024

Yaar pratyuksh... I thought you were smart

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>>54098

10 outta 10

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>>54115

At the end of the event, 20 million aka 2 crore people are dead in the Northern region of India. The year that these events take place is 2025.

Let's discuss.

>>54141

Yaar haggu palco nobody gives a fuck about your soyence thread

>>54143

>Yaar haggu palco nobody gives a fuck about your soyence thread

I know, another anon mentioned it as well.

>>54065

>I said this once and ill say it again

>no real reading habbens in lundia.

>no one is going to read thru this

Facts. When IQ < 85, the brain can't have an attention span of more than 15s, and it takes 600s to read through 10 little pages. Too much.

>>54220

>Also how is 38-42 degrees in like September a heatwave lmao

AC chads bhi na

>>54220

>September

The date mentioned is July 12th

>38-42 degrees

It is about the wet-bulb temperature, not ordinary temperature.

Wet bulb temperature above 35 degrees C is fatal, humans simply can't survive. Think why it feels so hot when humidity is high. Because you can't lower your bodies' temperature using evaporation.

Here are some calculations.

Temperature | Relative Humidity | Wet bulb Temperature

In degrees Celsius | In percentage | In degree Celsius

T | RH | WT

35 | 30 | 22.14

35 | 60 | 28.49

40 | 30 | 25.92

40 | 60 | 32.98

45 | 30 | 29.70

45 | 60 | 37.47 <-- Ded

50 | 30 | 33.47 <-- Dangerous

50 | 60 | 41.97 <-- Very Ded

It is all about the combination of Temperature and Relative Humidity, as you can see from the last two examples of (45,60) --> 37.47 and (50,30) --> 33.47

Meh novel

Read the deluge yaara you can feel the pain and dread in this novel in what the intensification of climate change can do to our everyday lives in gruesome realistic ways that the Ministry of the Future wouldn't dare to touch.

I read Ministry for the Future, the beginning is so good and you can felt the intensity and madness of it all, but it lost in fantasy hopium midway. Not even wars was accounted in this book, nor big societal changes, it's like a static world, which killed my mood reading it trought the end. Characters were gimmicky too

Hopefully I don't get to live to see wet bulb temp and die before that

>>54363

The year predicted as per this particular book is 2025 kekda

>>54252

so coolers won't work, got it, just turn on the AC

>grid is down

>hmm

What do?

>>54439

2035 is what many people I have been following predict

See richard crim btw

>>54444

So it's a realistic possibility and not just science fiction stuff huh

Shall look into his stuff

>>54540

Absolutely see it and share your thoughts

>>54543

Got any links? Give one link in which there is the best stuff

https://open.substack.com/pub/richardcrim/p/the-crisis-report-101?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1s5juc

If you have time see all

Also see his comments on reddit where he explains something's more chronologically

>>54554

Will do

According to the images in OPs post, the Himalayas are somewhat responsible. Is nuking a hole through the Himalayas a possible solution?

I don't think you can change the whole fucking himalayan range by nuking it or create enough space for the northern winds to chillify india

Ask jhantgpt and report back yaar

>>54564

One big tunnel is enough.

>>54564

Conclusion

Even the largest nuclear bomb ever built is nowhere near powerful enough to blast a hole through the Himalayas. The number of bombs required would be in the thousands, leading to devastating environmental and geopolitical consequences.

A more realistic solution to extreme heatwaves would involve geoengineering, such as cloud seeding, reflective aerosols, or large-scale reforestation projects, rather than trying to reshape one of the world's largest mountain ranges with nuclear weapons.

Ye bola jhaantGPT to

Any weather anons here to chime in?

>>54554

Good article, goes into nice details

Grim picrel

Try reading everything chronologically if you get time

Guy isnt a climate scientist but a dual degree having high iq engineer infertile autist with interests and I think his general insight is something that can be cross checked easily

Extremely grim

Let's see what happens

>>54668

Shall read when the time finds me or when I find the time.

>infertile

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>Let's see what happens

I dunno why, but I strongly feel 2025 is the year of the heat wave, and it'll be worse than what is mentioned in TMotF. Only plus point is 20% de popul

>>54327

Yaha first chapter ki hi baat ho rahi hai

>>55084

Ha wo badiya hai

>>54690

>Only plus point is 20% de popul

Kek

>Shall read when the time finds me or when I find the time.

NOW

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Brrrrrump