Why is there no place in the world that's eternally autumn?We have eternal summer, winter, and even springYet nowhere is always autumn
>>17066608It's always autumn in the backrooms.
>>17066608>>17066611It’s always autumn in the compost bin too.
>>17066608Autumn is really a just transitionally state between summer and winter. The phenomena seen like anthocyanin dominance and foliar senescence in deciduous plants are a physiological responses to shortening days and cooling temperatures. I imagine there are environments with similar climate to autumn. I'm thinking high altitudes near the equator. Even in a hypothetical eternal autumn environment, I don't think you'd see the colors of autumn as chlorophyll dominant plants would still out compete any anthocyanin dominate plants.
>>17066704If you averaged the desert over the year into one perfect average it would be permanent autumn.
>>17066719And if you averaged the average human lifespan into one perfect average you would be permanently an old man, a man in his autumn of life.
>>17066724>I am under 30Ask me how I know.
>>17066608Monterey and Carmel California.>>17066719Bogotá, Columbia and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
>>17066608>eternal springwhere this?
>>1706672541, actually.
>>17066608because its not real period, transition
>>17066608>>17066611>Liminal weather conditions as the permanent state of the liminal spacesChecks out.
>>17066704Imagine saying this much shit to explain almost nothing. I assume you're tenured.
>>17067035He actually explained it quite well.There are climates identical to pic related. But plants there don't prepare for winter or summer as those never come.
>>17066608First off, thank you for using the word autumn instead of Fall. People act like I'm pretentious for using autumn but it generally seems better to avoid overloaded words when a unique alternative exists, especially one that is widely understood. As some other have mentioned, the transitional aspects of autumn cannot exists continuously. The period from which it transitions needs to exist first. Things like temperature, humidity, and variance over the day and night can be permanent. Quito in Ecuador feels that way to me, though not in the rainy season. The falling of leaves can't be continuous, though you might be able to genetically engineer something similar if you're willing to create artificial inputs. In the movie 'Antitrust', the evil businessman that's not Bill Gates (but we all know he is Bill Gates) has a display in his office for all four seasons. Each section is its own little microcosm. The one for autumn has gently falling leaves in it. In the movie it works. In reality, they'd need someone coming in to continuously recycle the leaves.
>>17067113 i too have faultism
>>17066816San Francisco
>>17067031>Checks out.It does, doesn't it?
