SAT2
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- Nov 19, 2011
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Yes they did. They died out when it got cold.
Yes, and we aren't dinosaurs. You're not looking at this from the perspective of human life.
Actually I am. The Roman Warming Period was at least 5 degrees warmer then the current era and mankind thrived. Hell all growing things thrived. Then came the 6th Century Climate Catastrophe and mankind did very poorly indeed, they're not called the Dark Ages for nothing.
Then the Medieval Warming Period came along and gifted us once again with prosperity that ended up with the Renaissance and the bursting forth of culture.
No my friend, if you bother to look in the history books you will see that whenever it has ben warmer mankind has done very, very well. Cold, not so good.
But that's history for you. You folks need to read a hell of a lot more of it!
It's great for bugs, too. I'm certainly looking forward to more time with ticks.
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