May 15, 2020 · 1 hr 51 min · 9 segments
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And speaking of the weather and stuff, I don't know if you guys have seen this, but there is part of the internet that thinks that they put everybody inside or put this virus out there so that we would lower our pollution and basically put a Band-Aid on global warming.
Because if you see the maps, you can see that all the traffic went away, obviously less air travel, all that kind of stuff.
And that was one of the kind of batshit crazy Alex Jones things out there was that we're all inside right now because they're actually trying to delay the inevitable that the world is basically ending.
But that was one conspiracy theory that I've seen recently of many, obviously.
Remember there was a year in 2008 or something like that and everyone was talking about the ozone layer? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Everyone was talking about the ozone layer and now we don't talk about it anymore at all.
I can talk about some of those things because I did do a little bit of research in these topics and apparently the thing with the ozone layer is that once people first learned that there was an ozone layer and that it was expanding, people freaked out.
But when they gathered more data on that over the years, they figured out that there's a sequential pattern to it where it opens and it closes up in, I think, wintertime and then These could be flipped around, but basically it does open and close throughout the year.
And it was extreme for a little bit, but apparently it's kind of regulated and it regulates itself.
So that's why you don't hear as much about it.
And about the whole climate change conspiracy thing, we would have to...
If we want to reverse... 140 years of pollution in just a couple of months of global quarantine, that's not going to do anything.
It's barely a dent.
I don't know if you guys saw, there's a movie coming out with Gerard Butler called Greenland.
And speaking of the weather and stuff, I don't know if you guys have seen this, but there is part of the internet that thinks that they put everybody inside or put this virus out there so that we would lower our pollution and basically put a Band-Aid on global warming.
Because if you see the maps, you can see that all the traffic went away, obviously less air travel, all that kind of stuff.
And that was one of the kind of batshit crazy Alex Jones things out there was that we're all inside right now because they're actually trying to delay the inevitable that the world is basically ending.
But that was one conspiracy theory that I've seen recently of many, obviously.
Remember there was a year in 2008 or something like that and everyone was talking about the ozone layer? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Everyone was talking about the ozone layer and now we don't talk about it anymore at all.
I can talk about some of those things because I did do a little bit of research in these topics and apparently the thing with the ozone layer is that once people first learned that there was an ozone layer and that it was expanding, people freaked out.
But when they gathered more data on that over the years, they figured out that there's a sequential pattern to it where it opens and it closes up in, I think, wintertime and then These could be flipped around, but basically it does open and close throughout the year.
And it was extreme for a little bit, but apparently it's kind of regulated and it regulates itself.
So that's why you don't hear as much about it.
And about the whole climate change conspiracy thing, we would have to...
If we want to reverse... 140 years of pollution in just a couple of months of global quarantine, that's not going to do anything.
It's barely a dent.
I don't know if you guys saw, there's a movie coming out with Gerard Butler called Greenland.
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