Women Will Lead Us To Extinction? - MGTOW

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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought to you by a donation from Thomas. He didn't give me a topic so what I wanted to do is discuss my thoughts on a channel I came across recently called Nature Bats Last. The person running the channel Professor Guy McPherson is the only guy I've seen out there discussing global dimming and bringing it into the context of peak oil and our eventual transition away from fossil fuels. He's scientist, professor emeritus of natural resources and ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Arizona. He's got some crazy theories like near-term human extinction by the year 2026. Obviously I don't agree with his time table and he's been wrong many many times before. But the thing I do agree with him on is the Aerosol masking effect of pollution also known as global dimming. I'll never forget the day that 9/11 happened. There were no planes in the sky after the twin towers were hit and the sky was a deep rich blue color. For three days all flights were grounded over North American airspace and the average surface temperature of the continent went up by over one degree Celsius. That doesn't sound like much but it got me thinking that if we ran out of stuff to burn in planes, cars and factories the same pollution that was supposedly causing the greenhouse effect was actually protecting us from it's effects. When I realized this in the late 2010s and wrote about it in an unpublished book I didn't hear anyone else talking about it. When I discovered Guy Mcpherson a few months ago he was the only individual in the doomer and peak oil community that connected the pan evaporation rate and global dimming to fossil fuel use and the consequences of cutting emissions. Clearly he takes things to far thinking were all going to go extinct. During previous extinctions only 10-25% of the species on the planet survived because they could adapt. Humans are the most adaptable mammal on the planet buy Guy believes that we won't make it. I think we will but life will be absolutely brutal for those that do. Even if the surface became unbearable we would have underground hydroponic facilities next to waterfalls to power the light for the plants. Hydro power will probably be the only reliable source of energy in a world where we run out of cheap fossil fuels. We put ourselves in this pickle as a species because we've been increasing our industrial production for human comfort. More importantly the comfort of our females. As men most of us can live on very little but to compete for mates we have to produce very much. It's our unchecked mating instincts that are leading us down this path of destruction. That's why I advocate for Surrogacy, artificial wombs and virtual sex. Guy McPherson also thinks that the hundreds of nuclear power plants all over the world are going to go into meltdown and the surface of the planet and all life will be dead because of radiation. Kind of like the tv show into the night. Again I don't believe it because if you knew what happened in Chernobyl you'll realize that governments will throw as many humans as possible at the problem of nuclear power plants. Besides most of them have fail safes and will shut down automatically if something goes wrong. As for that global dimming study after 9/11 I put a link to it in the description. It's an ancient article from 2002 but at least back then journalists were a lot more honest and fact based. Anyways, I'll discuss more about the potential for us to go extinct because your wife wants a new sink in just a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor The Red Pill Ring:





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