[arthurus]

The scary thing about this oceanic carbon trap thing is that technology has reached a state where one can see these tings as possible in a fairly short period of time. When these fools find they can actually affect major phenomena of nature then we are probably looking at a real apocalypse to follow. It is like government finance men and supposed economists who think they can change economic laws with control and adjustments. All they can do in reality is destroy stuff. Results are never what they think they are working toward.

When man starts deliberately and seriously messing with Mother Nature then mankind's only hope for survival would be a collapse so profound that the technology becomes impossible before the planet becomes uninhabitable.

[Wildbill22]

“When man starts deliberately and seriously messing with Mother Nature then mankind’s only hope for survival would be a collapse so profound that the technology becomes impossible before the planet becomes uninhabitable.”

But the earth is flat, riding on the back of a huge turtle, earth is the center of the solar system, and the center of the universe, Ice age is coming, and now global warming. Our conclusions have been so accurate in the past... (sarc)

With this record you would think we would be a little more cautious than to tamper with the planet which has been doing just fine for a couple billion years now.