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Psychology professor; wrote The Mating Mind, Spent, Mate, & Virtue Signaling. Agnostic centrist into evolution, sex, sentience, freedom & future.

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    1. HumanProgress.org‏ @HumanProgress 16 Jun 2018
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      Why are we as a species so willing to believe in doomsday scenarios that virtually never materialise?https://buff.ly/2utYBKt 

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    2. Geoffrey Miller‏Verified account @primalpoly 16 Jun 2018
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      Because we're descended from social hominids that took seriously even small risks of tribal extinction?

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    3. Quantum Ryan‏ @Oscillian 16 Jun 2018
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      In all seriousness, it’s probably due to our collective oral history passed down through the ages. As a species we’ve been around for tens/hundreds of thousands of years, the amount of natural phenomena that cause wide spread cataclysm is unimaginable. Ice Ages, volcanoes, etc.

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    4. Sauvons Le Climat‏ @sauvonsleclimat 17 Jun 2018
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      @GISOC_info Yes but for the first time we will modify climate too quickly. And we do not act to avoid that. Soon it will be too late for CO2. It is the only good reason to be very anxious. @ModusPwnensWGS @realAAAbbott @erikbryn @StephanSavarese

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    5. Quantum Ryan‏ @Oscillian 17 Jun 2018
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      I don’t believe we can halt the current trend of change that is happening. As a species we aren’t good at stopping things. We are good at starting and adapting to change. We should focus on adapting to the environment, not trying to halt and maintain. It’ll be a futile attempt.

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    6. GISOC‏ @GISOC_info 27 Jun 2018
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      Why ? If there is a real solution. Fatalism ? Huge costs. The poors will suffer so much more...

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    7. Stephan Savarese‏ @StephanSavarese 28 Jun 2018
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      There is no adaptation plan to +3C or +4C. Stop dreaming: it is necessary to mobilize all resources to combined mitigation and adaptation solutions. The proper mix of mitigation and adaptation climate action is one that has higher probability to remain under +2C. Optimal is +1.5C

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      Geoffrey Miller‏Verified account @primalpoly 28 Jun 2018
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      Replying to @StephanSavarese @GISOC_info and

      I'm also pretty worried about nuclear winter following a nuclear exchange, which could drop temperatures in the North Hemisphere by 20 to 30 degrees C. Do you know of anybody doing a compare & contrast of global warming vs. nuclear winter as existential risks?

      3:29 PM - 28 Jun 2018
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        2. Quantum Ryan‏ @Oscillian 28 Jun 2018
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          Was just listening to the #JRE podcast with Adam Frank, and he mentions how through our actions, we’ve probably staved off any chance of an Ice Age from happening again, which is a good thing for us in general.

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        1. Stephan Savarese‏ @StephanSavarese 29 Jun 2018
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          The climate optimum was reached circa 1900 so 300 ppmCO2. How do you estimate 550ppmCO2 can be safe when sea level rise rate quadrupled to 3.4 mm/year as we were crossing the 400 ppmCO2 threshold ?

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        1. Stephan Savarese‏ @StephanSavarese 29 Jun 2018
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          Seriously ? What is the relationship with civil applications of nuclear power ?

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