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ME: There you are - off on the wrong track again. No, we don't have technology capable of diverting atmospheric rivers to where we want them. We can build irrigation aqueducts, but we don't direct the weather. The desertification of the West is a low confidence area - we don't know what is going to happen. It can be a sever problem if we don't have enough water to fill the aqueducts. So
Dope: This has zilch to do with what I posted. Try again, with more attempts at substance and less with ineffective snark.
Me: Sorry, you don't control the threads and we are allowed to point out where you are short sighted and don't understand what's at stake because of your adherence to trivializing a grave situation.
Me: Science does that, and , AFAIK it's expensive for crops.
I see. “Science” does it.
There’s going to be a massive shortage of water on a planet where 2/3rds of it is…water.
Sigh.
Is there a massive shortage of water in the Sahara? OK, we'll just give you a canteen of water, parachute you in, and see how well you do. Reality TV showtime! All you have to do to get water is to say, "Trump is an @sshole" three times and click you heels.
Wait! We'll have you put up a desalinization rig out there and desalinate your own ocean water! That's the ticket. Just find the ocean first.
