• Mr Fish@lemmy.world
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        8 months ago

        As a kiwi, the amount of sunburn I get every summer would imply it hasn’t.

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          8 months ago

          Yeah but I’m pretty sure that’s just cause the sun is upside down over there or something.

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            8 months ago

            Down there??? The Earth isn’t flat, you say??

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              8 months ago

              The picture on your wall is also flat, still it has up here and down there

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              8 months ago

              Of course it isn’t flat, haven’t you seen a mountain?

              I think they meant down there on the map anyway.

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      8 months ago

      No, also the massive SO2 that Mt Pinatubo put into the atmosphere slowly went away. And the CFCs.

      Pinatubo created more sulfur emissions during its eruption than 10 years of all human coal burning.

      And also on top of that we were also wrecking the Ozone.

      Nature can always make our mistakes much much worse.