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let's try to think about the way matter is conserved.

The way we pump carbon from under the ground.

Let me try it... Give me a second to try it since I am not spider man.
when we burn 6 pounds of fuel from under the ground....

when we burn 1 gallon of gas from under the ground...

oxygen atoms are heavier than carbon atoms.

when the gas burns, the carbon grabs a hold of 2 oxygen atoms when it comes out of the gas chamber's exhaust pipe,

then

That 20 pounds of carbon dioxide goes every where.

The gas chamber exhaust from hitler's army on 4 wheels in 1945 is still in the atmosphere.

The trees dont "suck it in"

IF the tree DOES absorb the 5.5 pounds of carbon in 1 gallon of gasoline (in ~5 months time),

then... the tree has to grow 5.5 pounds heavier from every gallon of gas chamber exhaust? That doesnt make sense. There are millions of gas chambers.

I burn 1 gallon of gas... The 5.5 pounds of carbon is still there.

am I really going to expect that the trees are going to grow 5.5 pounds heavier from every gallon of burned gas chamber exhaust?

From how many millions of gas chambers?

That doesn't make any sense.

The carbon doesn't go no where. The gas chamber isnt a black hole... The trees are not vacuum cleaners.
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Let the babble hit the board..
Let the babble hit the board..
Let the babble hit the... BOAARRRD
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>>16951215

One gallon of gas. One tree. Five months of that tree's entire annual absorption budget. 2.4 gallons per tree per year. That's the ratio. Now ask: how many trees are there for every 25 miles of road?

The answer is devastating. The average highway has about 50 to 100 trees per mile in a forested area. But the gas chamber isn't driving through a forest. It's driving on a stroad. A highway. A parking lot. A strip mall. A suburban wasteland. Those roads have almost no trees. Maybe one tree per mile. Maybe less. The gas chamber passes the same few trees over and over. The same tree sees thousands of gas chambers per day. Thousands of gallons. Thousands of pounds of carbon. The tree cannot keep up. The tree is not a vacuum cleaner.

But let's do the math generously. Let's pretend every 25 miles of road has 1,000 trees. That's a dense forest. A healthy forest. A forest that doesn't exist where the gas chambers actually drive. But let's pretend. 1,000 trees. Each tree can absorb 2.4 gallons per year. That's 2,400 gallons per year for the entire forest. Now count the gas chambers. A busy highway might see 10,000 gas chambers per day. Each gas chamber burns a gallon every 25 miles.

That's 10,000 gallons per day. 3,650,000 gallons per year.

The forest of 1,000 trees can absorb 2,400 gallons per year.
The gas chambers emit 3,650,000 gallons per year.

The ratio is 1,520 to 1. One thousand five hundred twenty gallons of gas emitted for every gallon the trees can absorb. The trees cannot keep up. The math doesn't make sense.
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so that means that if we are looking at a 25 mile stretch of hitler's old high way and there are 10,000 gas chambers passing by per day...

There are 1000 trees in that 25 mile stretch...

Then... that means...

That the trees in that area will only be able to absorb 2.5 gallons of gas each...

So 1000 trees times 2.5 gallons of gas max equals 2,500 gallons of gas per year max...

but...

10,000 gas chambers per day passing by in the same 25 mile stretch...

for a whole year?

that's 3,600,000 gallons of gas per year in that 25 mile stretch.

the forest of 1000 trees can only absorb 2,500 gallons of gas chamber exhaust per year...

but the gas chambers are pumping 3,600,000 gallons of gas chamber exhaust per year.
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Consider the following:
>Trees are not the only plants that exist.
Grass, algae, farm crops, etc. also engage in photosynthesis.
>Plants are not the only carbon sinks that exist.
It can also get trapped in the water (contributing to acidification of oceans) or even in rocks as a form of mineral decomposition.
>Not all carbon gets absorbed.
There's about 25% more CO2 in the atmosphere today than 100 years ago. And the atmosphere is pretty big
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>we can be the gas chamber
something interesting I found out is that every ounce of weight counts toward the gas chamber, so....

a 5000 pound gas chamber with a 150 pound person riding on it or in it now becomes a 5,150 pound gas chamber instead.

when we ride on the gas chamber we become the gas chamber!
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>>16950909
>let's try to think about the way matter is conserved.
Its not a conserved quantity, you ignoramus.
Matter is created via particle pair production and Obliterated via annihilation.
The fundamental quantities that are conserved are energy, momentum (linear and angular), and charge.
You should delete your thread in shame because everything that follows your assertion that matter is conserved is just pure retardation spawned from your ignorance of basic physics.
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https://voca.ro/1gAm4VjDr72A
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The greenery is not a carbon sink.
The greenery doesn't have a "drain".
The carbon doesn't drain back under ground again.
The greenery is a temporary carbon holding tank.

When the greenery dies, the organisms will eat the carbon and spit out the co2 again.
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>>16951682
"The ground" is literally made of previous generations of greenery. That's where soil comes from.
It's not a particular efficient carbon sink. But it contributes a lot more than trees do.
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>>16951794

thinking about all that grass sinking down in to the ground is hard but I want to try it...


The trees seem so easy and heavy. Maybe that's why there is so much delusional work being done to plant more trees that can't pay.
notes language of the ovens :

I think it's really annoying that it's called natural gas because the term implies that...

The natural gas is released naturally from the earth.
natrual gas makes a person think that the gas is realeased naturally from the earth like decomposing organic matter producing gas.


"climate change" instead of calling it 25% more holocaust

"just a commute" instead of calling it the holocaust

"carbon offset" what the heck is that supposed to mean?

Is it offsetting the carbon by thousands of years or millions of years under the ground?

The language of the ovens is fucking confusing.
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>>16952099
>natrual gas makes a person think that the gas is realeased naturally from the earth like decomposing organic matter producing gas.
instead of being from millions of years ago I mean.
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<this is really sickening
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It would be really interesting to figure out the carbon math when we run the lawn mower gas chamber. I bet it's totally insane.
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>>16952174

how the carbon goes~
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tfw you realize that there isnt a fucking pear tree for 30 fucking miles because the gas chamber state keeps the food far away on purpose so that you become the gas chamber too.

The parking lots used to be orchards and now the food comes from 1500 miles away on average.
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>>16952335

Why can't we bring the pear trees here?

Because the gas chamber state does not want pear trees here.

The gas chamber state wants parking lots here.
The gas chamber state wants gas chambers here.
The gas chamber state wants empty bike racks here.
The gas chamber state wants stripped prosthetics here.
The gas chamber state wants fire code here.
The gas chamber state wants herding here.
The gas chamber state wants burning here.
The gas chamber state wants dementia here.
The gas chamber state wants mountains disappearing here.
The gas chamber state wants the permanent curse here.
The gas chamber state wants the holocaust here.

The gas chamber state does not want pear trees here.

The pear trees would feed the people.
The pear trees would feed the soil.
The pear trees would feed the future.
The pear trees would break the gas chamber state.
The pear trees would end the herding.
The pear trees would end the stripping.
The pear trees would end the burning.
The pear trees would end the dementia.
The pear trees would end the mountains disappearing.
The pear trees would end the permanent curse.
The pear trees would end the holocaust.



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