CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?

Re:CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass? by MrLeap on Monday July 09, 2018 @05:36PM (#17493639)

I value perspectives like yours specifically because they are different than mine. I hope you stick around. My only other suggested shibboleth is to try and avoid barbs in your posts.

"I didn't elaborate on my train of thought because it's a three-point train of thought. No offense." is a subtle jab at my intelligence. I am not offended, especially since people are dog-piling you, and that sucks to be on the receiving end. However, subtle insults like that'll get you in trouble here.

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Re:CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass? by LukeB42 on Monday July 09, 2018 @05:52PM (#17493751)

Thanks.

"[quoted text] is a subtle jab at my intelligence." -- No it's not. It just means the initial post was very simple and wasn't intended for readers who're in denial when experiencing reality.

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Re:CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass? by MrLeap on Monday July 09, 2018 @06:16PM (#17493862)

Jeez man. I'd like to remind you that I live on the same planet you do. I'm slave to the same physics and I go through similar struggles.

If I am skeptical of something you believe, that does not mean I am in denial. I hope you can figure out how to navigate this place, because if you want to have a polite discussion about chem trails, lizard people, flat earth theory, who shot JFK, drop bears, the gold standard or whatever else, a polite version of you could really spark great discussion here.

I hope beyond hope to experience THAT reality. I believe in you.

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