Is it over in ur county?
Never began
Just bee yourself and you'll bee fine
>>224797112Yes, but more socially/economically.
JEWS ARE BLOWING UP THE WHOLE WORLD AND ALL THE GOYIM HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT!!!
Eh.
>>224797112if they all erupted and the entire population of Indonesia was wiped out, how would that affect the rest of the world?
>>224798226very cold years with bad crop harvests
>>224798226Instant global peace, reunification of the British Empire, 1000 years of unmarred progress and intellectualism
>>224797112The jooz did this o algo...Moloch sacrifice ceremony gone wrong gone freaky #tungtungtungsahur #67
>>224798316So more starving Indians?!
>>224798226Last time Toba erupted, it didn't go so well for humanity.
>>224797112There's a serious chance the San Andreas is about to produce the biggest earthquake it can possibly produce.
>>224802683You know what's funny? I am extremely autistic about stuff like that but pretty much everyone else I talk to about it seem to have convinced themselves that something like that could never happen today. When I try to explain to them that we have no control over it and our technology is useless they just blank out. Like some kinda switch in their brain refusing to accept it.
>>224798226If they all erupted? We go extinct
>>224798316So it would stop global warming and libs would finally shut up about it?
>>224802821I once explained to a group of people that a rock formation we were looking at was several hundred feet of ash that welded together after raining down as molten glass. That molten glass came from the La Garita Supervolcano which exploded with the force of 50,000,000,00,000 tons of TNT and blew a 75km wide hole in the Earth. If there's a bad roll of the dice geology could just erase us in an instant.
>>224802683>74k yearsmindboggling time blackpill
>>224803052>Yellowstone is the largest volcan-MOGGED
>>224803042>La Garita SupervolcanoI've wanted to visit the San Juan volcanic field since I was a kid. That whole area seems amazing. Sadly the furthest I've been from home is Iceland. But I did get to see actual volcanic activity and feel the heat even from a distance so that was a dream come true.
>>224797112Toba is already theorized to have caused an extreme population bottleneck due to its eruption 75000 years ago as anon pointed out here >>224802683https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Youngest_Toba_eruptionTambora had also erupted in 1815.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1815_eruption_of_Mount_TamboraWhich caused this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_Without_a_Summer>The year 1816 is known as the Year Without a Summer because of severe climate abnormalities that caused average global temperatures to decrease by 0.4–0.7 °C (0.7–1 °F).[1] Summer temperatures in Europe that year were the coldest of any on record between 1766 and 2000,[2] resulting in crop failures and major food shortages across the Northern Hemisphere.[3]So nothing is new.
>>224797112And I forgot to mention this onehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1883_eruption_of_Krakatoa>Between 19 May and 21 October 1883, the volcanic island of Krakatoa (located in the Sunda Strait, then part of the Dutch East Indies—modern-day Indonesia) began erupting, lasting more than five months. On 27 August, the island had its most significant eruption, which destroyed over 70% of the island and its surrounding archipelago, the island collapsing into a caldera. The eruption of 27 August had an estimated volcanic explosivity index of 6, and is one of the deadliest and most destructive volcanic events in recorded history; the third explosion of that day, that occurred at 10:02 a.m., remains the loudest-known sound in history.tl;dr Indonesia is hell on Earth. That place is literal red flag that it should've never been settled and inhabited.
>>224798226Short-term or even medium-term solution to global warming.
>>224798226See >>224798316 and >>224802845Volcanos themselves erupting is destructive to its vicinity. It's the gas and other things they release into the atmosphere and beyond that fucks with the sunlight reaching the Earth while also making the breathable air hazardous.
>>224803203I did a lot of environmental remediation work down there. It's incredibly country, make sure you get the chance to visit Telluride while you're there.
>>224803356made the sailors in the area surrounding it bleed from their ears with that shockwave despite they were in a safe area from the eruption and projectiles if i recall correctly or was it another big guy, still scary shit, add in the potential mega tsunamis and that is the cherry on topglad italy has chiller volcanos compared to the ones from the gorillion of years ago hat have died, continental europe in general, don't know how bad the caucasus volcanos can bethere's also canaries but those are african continent and threaten the african coast, portugal and the american coasts, right now iceland can cause more troubles to europe than the mediterranean area lava coomers
>>224802683this invented the white race btw
>>224798226decrease overpopulation of browns problems we currently have
>>224804408*blocks your path*
>>224798226and it's beautiful, finally the world is at peace and no more pesky & petty gassy neighbor nextdoor
>>224802821Is there anywhere at least relatively safe?
>>224797112Just dump some melatonin in them
>>224805095Many opinions and ideas but generally no unless we're talking manmade shelters like bunkers. It will be the catastrophic weather and resulting famine that end most people. And there is no way of predicting how the global weather would react to something like that. We can look at old data from previous mega-eruptions but each one has been different. Even if you luck out and find yourself in a location not getting buried in ash and dust it will be near impossible to grow any food and surface water will all be contaminated to some degree. If you live near a coastal region there is a very high chance of tsunamis, on a terrifying scale I might add. And then there's the cold. It will basically be eternal winter by our perspective. The Toba (as mentioned previously in the thread) was such a disaster that humanity was on the very edge of dying out due to the weather. It wasn't a few months, it was years. And you have to remember that it was the northern hemisphere that got hit the hardest. Think about that. Humans at that time lived mostly in Africa and other very southern locations. The northern hemisphere was hit the hardest. Yet, people almost went extinct while avoiding the worst part of it.
>>224805469And something I kinda forgot. People with modern weapons and modern vehicles who wants to survive. Laws and "morals" kinda vanish when starvation sets in.
>>224797112>Volcanoes>Earthquakes>Tsunamis>Hurricanes>60°C summersOh no... anyway...
>>224802683That was Yakub’s laboratory
>>224805469>>224805548So, in other words, only god can save us, but a bunker wouldn't hurt? If one were to build a bunker, where would be least fucked place to put it? Somewhere in the Andes?
I mean, "almost extinct" is still not extinct. I'm sure if they all go off more or less at the same time we'd be doomed, but the odds of even two of them erupting within a hundred years of each other can't be that high.
>>224806146>If one were to build a bunker, where would be least fucked place to put it? Somewhere in the Andes?Away from the coasts, above sea level of course. Try to avoid "shaky" areas with lots of earthquakes and while there's no science showing that a mega-eruption would cause other volcanoes to erupt it might just be best to avoid them as well. For peace of mind. Other than that it's all about having access to lots of non-perishable foods, clean drinking water, construction materials and a ton of money. I'm just guessing here but I would assume that the construction of a bunker capable of keeping weather and people out while also keeping you alive for at least a couple years would prove quite expensive.
>>224802683>covered the Indian subcontinent in 2 in of ash
you can run on for a long time, run on for a long time, run on for a long time, sooner or later god will cut you down
>>224797112In the year a magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck here, even the aftershocks ranged from M7.0 to 6.0.So there’s no problem. Every year, Japan survives floods, earthquakes, heatwaves, heavy snowfall and attacks by gaijins.
>>224803356The volcanoes plus tropical climate makes indonesia one of the most fertile land for agriculture. I also wonder why Indons never invested in geothermal energy.
>>224807345>I also wonder why Indons never invested in geothermal energyThey're second only to the United States when it comes to Geothermal Energy Production. But you don't feel its presence because their grid is still dominated by Coal-fired Plants.
>>224807824You got the money, so please propose it to them
>>224807841Malaysia has the oil money from Sarawak so maybe they should do it.
>>224807868sorry rohingya and myanmar refugees are currently leeching off that money btw
I have deja vu this thread
i think we got natural disasters every other week that would rape any firstie country back to stone ageonly firstoids would be scared of earthquakes
>>224808008doesn't explain Japan.
So that means Indognesia is gone? Finally?
>>224798426Hurry up with the 3rd temple and end the world already o algo
>>224806611Let it burn
>>224802821It literally can't happen, there are way too many humans, and the more you kill the more they reproduce, you could kill 90% of human population right now and it'll be back at 10 billion by the turn of the century like nothing ever happenedYou have to completely and systematically wipe out all technological progress (not shitty gadgets, but the knowledge to create them, or rather the fundamentals that allowed to create that knowledge) for the species to face an actual setback, only THEN you can start trying to erradicate the most adaptable apex predator in evolutionary history, and of course you have to do that at the same time across the whole planet because humans are cosmopolitan tooThere is not a single natural event that could end the human species in one go. populations, countries, civilizations, etc you can definitely destroy in one go, but as a species humans are worse than roaches
>>224802683Wait but iearned yesterday from a funny youtube short that the black soil in india is from volanic eruptions on Indian subcontinent when she was an island far away moving towards asia
>>224807344won't survive immigration
>>224798226>other countries start claiming lands/islands>they start fighting over free territories/resources>eventually WW3
>>224797112Deserved for the yearly hazeI can only hope that only Indonesians are affected
>>224797112Kids are going to be safe finally
>>224813049you're right next door this affects you just as much
>>224813599Fuck, I just realized they're volcanoes not earthquakesIt's so over!
>TaupōI'll pray for a quick death.