Uplifting and Helpful Quotes

"2 wrongs don't make a right but 3 left turns do."
Anonymous

 

That would mean, three sinister turns makes a right.

 

Nope, three sinister turns makes you Dexter.

 

Yes.

 

Flat earthers have nothing to fear but spheres itself.
Neil deGrasse

 

That's a tough quote to get around.

 

Yep, bullet proof.....

 

"Two key things affect tree growth: photosynthesis, which is how trees turn sunlight and carbon dioxide into food, and the process of cell division and expansion. People assume that photosynthesis is the dominant process almost everywhere. But we found stronger evidence that these cellular processes that are sensitive to drought actually do more to drive or limit growth. Together these studies suggest that the benefits carbon dioxide has for growth won’t be nearly as large as people thought, and the risk of climate stress, particularly wildfire, drought and insects, will be much larger than people anticipate."

-- William Anderegg --

 

"The rainy season is here. So is mosquito season. Who knows what damage the gmo mosquitoes will do to Florida's ecosystem?"
"Don't hijack the thread to push your stinking propaganda."
hoytedow

 

"If it has to do with global warming, or if it has to do with raising the minimum wage, or if it has to do with lowering prescription drugs for vulnerable citizens - all of those things are people issues, not Democratic issues or Republican issues."

~Arnold Schwarzenegger~

 

Yeah, well, he's a dolt.

 

"The first panacea of a mismanaged nation is inflation of the currency; the second is war. Both bring a temporary prosperity; both bring a permanent ruin. But both are the refuge of political and economic opportunists.”
Ernest Hemingway

 

Guess you forgot the uplifting part?

 

That is the rope's job.

 

"An outbreak of a new disease [stony coral tissue disease] is currently rampaging through the populations of the remaining reef-building corals across the Caribbean region. Rapid spread was generalized across all sites and mortality rates ranged from 94% to <10% among the 21 afflicted coral species. Most species of the family Meandrinadae (maze corals) and subfamily Faviinae (brain corals) sustained losses >50%. This single event further modified the coral communities across the region by increasing the relative dominance of weedy corals and reducing reef functionality, both in terms of functional diversity and calcium carbonate production. This emergent disease is likely to become the most lethal disturbance ever recorded in the Caribbean."

-- Lorenzo Alvarez-Filip