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We recently made a small change to our coffee routine that has turned out more
helpful than I expected. During a recent shopping trip our big box store was out
of the big bags of Starbucks French Roast coffee beans, so we got some house
blend. Not surprisingly, the coffee tasted a bit less robust at first. But I it
was a surprise that I was able to adjust so quickly, as it tastes perfectly fine
to me now. So I'm viewing this as good news, because I was used to finding
coffee other than my own less satisfying too. But now that I've made my
adjustment, this will go a lot better for me. I'm sure I'll still prefer my own
over the coffee most places make, but I expect to like coffee on the go a lot
better now.
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survive? WHY?WannaLogAlready wrote on Nov 21, 2023, 10:40:
Survive ? Why not ?
For example, no one is nukeing the whole amazon area, etc.
Depending on the scale, many, or some, or the few, or the very lucky (?) will survive.
Even in the USA territory, the intelligent and well prepared can make their own luck, to the bewilderment of the clueless.
Nuclear Winter doesn't care unless you're talking about a totally different "amazon area" or "USA territory" that's not on Earth.
https://climate.envsci.rutgers.edu/pdf/WiresClimateChangeNW.pdf
“Smoke from the fires started by nuclear weapons, especially the black, sooty smoke from cities and industrial facilities, would be heated by the Sun, lofted into the upper stratosphere, and spread globally, lasting for years. The resulting cool, dark, dry conditions at Earth’s surface would prevent crop growth for at least one growing season, resulting in mass starvation over most of the world. In addition, there would be massive ozone depletion, allowing enhanced ultraviolet radiation. More people could die in the noncombatant countries than in those where the bombs were dropped, because of these indirect effects.”
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