When Will Humans Go Extinct? | Professor Guy McPherson Ph.D. | HR
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- Professor Guy McPherson discusses various topics related to the ongoing mass extinction event, denialism, and the limitations of human progress. He mentions the denial of the mass extinction event by many people, including government officials and media personalities, and shares his personal experience with a defamation campaign. McPherson also touches on the issue of microplastics and their impact on wildlife and humans. Furthermore, McPherson discusses the concept of progress and the limitations of man-made advancements, using the example of civilization functioning as a heat engine. He shares anecdotes from his high school days and draws parallels between cultural differences in Europe and America. McPherson also shares his perspective on historical events, such as World War I, World War II, and the Spanish Flu, and their impact on population growth. Additionally, McPherson discusses the importance of skilled labor and the role of white privilege in global overpopulation. He shares his personal struggles with physical and mental health and reflects on how society has changed regarding health and the naming of clothing. McPherson also discusses the historical exclusion of women in scientific fields and the case of Paul Ehrlich's "The Population Bomb" publication. Throughout the conversation, McPherson expresses frustration over humanity's denial of the potential negative consequences of civilization and the importance of taking care of oneself and others
Key Moments
00:00:00 Intro
00:05:00 Microplastics
00:10:00 civilization contributes to global warming
00:15:00 shift in school culture
00:20:00 cultural differences in Europe and America
00:25:00 Charles Manson, Ted Kaczynski, and Gary Davis
00:30:00 President Theodore Roosevelt
00:35:00 World War I, World War II, and the Spanish Flu
00:40:00 indigenous people
00:45:00 mental health, chronic pain and medication use
00:50:00 children are maturing faster
00:55:00 humanity's stupidity
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"We are under the gross misconception that we are a good species going somewhere important, and that at the last minute we'll correct our errors and god will smile on us. It is delusion." Farley Mowat
Glad you included religion, as part of the problem. The only religion that I respect, started thousands of years ago, when we lived in caves. Religion was honest back then, when all that mattered was a sense of inspired wonder. That's all we still need, here where everybody is in everybody's way.
@@mrrecluse7002 Farley Mowat once said he probably believed in God about the way his dog did. His wife Claire Mowat said he was spiritual but not religious.
@@paxwallace8324Yeah, keep it simple. To hell with dogma of any kind, imo.
@@mrrecluse7002 Farley Mowat made a bigger impact with his books courage and eloquent truth in ten minutes of his life than you will in 10 lifetimes. They even made a film about his life. "Never Cry Wolf"
@@mrrecluse7002Very true. Dogma kills the very essence of a spiritual tradition, it hollows it out and deforms it into a shell of itself, which only serves the status quo and the powerful.
I’ve loved guy for twenty years. He is one of my heroes, and my hero list is counted on one hand and it doesn’t include fictional characters.
Yeah I too have followed and loved Guy for many years. AND considering the terrible state of the world, the blindness, the evil, the greed, the ignorance . . . Guy is a breath of fresh air, a true moral voice, an honest human being
@@anlisa2231 His predictions have been consistently incorrect. He is rather nuts.
@bathsheba9581
Guy predicts little. He presents the peer reviewed science and vetted scientists. Imperfect people who get it wrong sometimes.
And the word is projection. Predictions come from weatherman, prophets and soothsayers.
Guy has reassessed his approach now and is far more wary in his presentations and avoids dates beyond his original 2026 which is still possible if a blue ocean event occurs.
This extinction thing is wrought with uncertainty other than it is coming soon enough. We are human, after all.
I'm just disappointed I won't see the end. It won't come for decades. I'm old and if I make it for some years I'll be pleased with my timeline but I will miss the apocalypse unless I live beyond the usual lifetime- impossible probably.
2024.....he was right ! We have 1 or 2 years left
@@bathsheba9581 Well, predictions are just that. Projections, trajectories and extrapolations are far better tools than soothsayer like predictions. I suppose Guy has learned that and has adjusted appropriately. Things are a process after all. Just because the past was wrong doesn't necessarily mean the things about the present are wrong.
Guy genuinely believed the over dire predicament was closer than actually due. It is still coming down, but more like decades if humans don't cause it quicker by war, dumping more forever toxic chemicals into our potable water recently or something.
He threw his life and security in it, putting action beyond words. Certainly it was self preservation setup (that 10 year farm or whatever one could call it) he thought was necessary, but only a person seeking death takes no action.
Meanwhile the existential crisis remains without proactive moves by humanity. To deny action condemns our offspring to lesser living and hardship.
I think that Professor Guy McPherson is respected by a lot more people than he could ever imagine. As for one of those I am here from Hungary, plus All Of My Friends with whom I shared his doomsday message, who believe it.
Sweden here..
North Carolina, USA. I'm a Chemist so I know and believe. It's the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics amongst other laws of physics. The "cold equations".
Louisiana, USA.
This was one of the nicest most fun interviews I've seen Guy enjoying. I think I'll look into this host's podcasts. Thank you for sharing a wonderful time with my favorite mentor.
"Guy enjoying", yes, good to see...he needs to hang out with guys like this more often...
I was thinking the same thing as I listened to this, maybe it's the pain meds for his back? 🤔
Thanks for making us laugh at least, as the clock ticks towards extinction.
Humor is all we have left
The University of Newcastle study found that the average person consumes the weight of a credit card's worth of plastic per week, not per day.
Still more than I'd like
Oh I guess that means all is well then. Carry on Earthlings.
In any case, it's a lot more than I would have expected. But I suppose it's inert, right. Does any of it break down and release toxins into the body?
@@user-qg5dp4tl8c Microplastics can persist in the organs of the body, and can accumulate in every tissue of the brain, including deep tissue. Microplastics can also breach the blood-brain barrier, which may cause brain inflammation and neurological disorders like Alzheimer's disease.
Additionally, microplastics can absorb pollutants like heavy metals, antibiotics, and persistent organic pollutants (POPs) including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, dioxins, and dioxin-like chemicals (DLCs) from the surrounding water or sediment. These pollutants can bioaccumulate in marine and terrestrial ecosystems. For example, in a marine environment, microplastics can absorb and concentrate toxic organic substances, increasing their toxicity by a factor of 10. This can have a severe impact on human health.
@@ihateexcessivelylongandpoi4490
Great Title. Who's in it. Barbra Windsor and Sid James.
I never thought a show titled "When will humans go extinct?" could be so funny. Thanks to the art of comedy, and the chemistry of two wild and crazy guys.
I really appreciate that!
“This can’t happen to our species because we’re way to smart”. Whoever wrote that obviously doesn’t get out much.
God doesn't make mistakes.
I appreciate professor Guy Mc Pherson as he is straight forward and doesn't beat around the bush at all. Though I believe we have a little bit longer than he thinks... not much though.
One thing that really gets me is how top institutional climate scientists, the one's providing the top accepted info. to the masses regarding climate change, claim they don't know what's causing the recent spike in world temperatures. That has to be a crock, because one look at dramatically rising sea surface temps is obviously the culprit, and they also know ocean currents have slowed by 30%, so how much of a leap does it take to conclude that ocean heat sequestered over many decades is rising up now to the surface, influencing global air temperatures. Those scientists don't want to say that because it looks like runaway warming. One scientist said he 'prayed' it was a temporary anomaly. He used the word praying, which seemed odd for science talk, but is understandable considering the circumstance. What I'm wondering is how high must world air temps have to get before there is a reckoning, a threshold where the IPCC has to belly up to the bar and say, "We've reached a point in which we have to switch to geo-engineering to buy the time to move off of fossil fuels." And people will be aghast, unbelieving their ears, shocked into a coherence they never thought would be said until the year 2100, a year always put forth to get people to ignore any problem with climate change currently happening.
The college's are funded by the people that will profit even more from green technology while they inject the masses with mRNA the also fund which those scientists don't talk about because the funders/world owners think they will survive once thr population is down to their expected outcomes
Too many people living on the planet. All this talk of doing things to change climate will just amount to a band aid unless a global united effort is made to cut birth rates. Every human baby born leaves a trail of consumption of raw materials and precious resources from cradle to grave. The Earth cannot sustain too high of a population.
You mentioned buying time to switch. What if more time equals less switching? If anyone believes that we will ever choose to do a wholesale change from fossil fuels, then they may be living in a dream. Have all the electricity one likes, it cannot alter the total consequences of our actions. I will quit next week say the drunk. Next week doesn't come.
The reckoning will never come. One day, the heat will be so insufferable that power outs will happen and then it will be looting and hiding from the cannibals for a few weeks before starvation.
AI can solve this if it's taught by people who care
McPherson telling it like it is as the ship goes down.
GENEVA (AP) - The U.N. weather agency is sounding a “red alert” about global warming, citing record-smashing increases last year in greenhouse gases, land and water temperatures and melting of glaciers and sea ice, and is warning that the world’s efforts to reverse the trend have been inadequate.
The World Meteorological Organization said there is a “high probability” that 2024 will be another record-hot year.
The Geneva-based agency, in a “State of the Global Climate” report released Tuesday, ratcheted up concerns that a much-vaunted climate goal is increasingly in jeopardy: That the world can unite to limit planetary warming to no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) from pre-industrial levels.
“Never have we been so close - albeit on a temporary basis at the moment - to the 1.5° C lower limit of the Paris agreement on climate change,” said Celeste Saulo, the agency’s secretary-general. “The WMO community is sounding the red alert to the world.”
Key Moments
00:00:00 Intro
00:05:00 Microplastics
00:10:00 civilization contributes to global warming
00:15:00 shift in school culture
00:20:00 cultural differences in Europe and America
00:25:00 Charles Manson, Ted Kaczynski, and Gary Davis
00:30:00 President Theodore Roosevelt
00:35:00 World War I, World War II, and the Spanish Flu
00:40:00 indigenous people
00:45:00 mental health, chronic pain and medication use
00:50:00 children are maturing faster
00:55:00 humanity's stupidity
U forgot 2:15 Begins to whine about past slights
I knew he was going to…why I had to quit listening to him. I do not disagree w him but he is a narcissist that will forever whine about not getting attention.
I’m a horticulturist in Rome GA that presented what I was seeing in my own area and he completely dissed me and did to me what he said others did to him…(and now im whining about him…oops)
2021 and 2022 in Spring in Rome GA area, crops completely stopped growing after only 1 night warmer than the days. Happened 2 yrs in a row. Also haven’t seen an earthworm in soil or fly larvae in trash cans for over 3 yrs.
This is the only comments I have made in 3 yrs. I presented to him a few times and in a live session his wife started to show alarm in what I said and he shut me down…said my observations were incorrect…said I was wrong without even having a clue.
Look up Plant DIF as an old horticultural technique to control growth in floral crops in greenhouses before growth hormones were used. The less difference between day/temps the less growth and If/when nights are warmer than the surrounding days then food crops will stop growing completely. It effects all plants too but I do not know what extent. My specialty was production…growing. But on a different planet.
My name is Jimmy Greer and I stand by my observations
After this happened I called every research horticulturists I could find on the planet!
Some of us cried together. We all see horrific things happening now.
Interview a research horticulturist
Thank you and good luck
Thanks
@@AtheistbatmanYou can join his cult and kiss his âss, or he'll ban you while whinning he's under attack, nothing in between.
Guy McPherson speaks the unvarnished truth. He is a true champion of humanity.
Had the honor to speak with Dr. McPherson and Pauline in Ashland WI years ago. Dr. McPherson took the time to explain to me why PBS couldn't devote a day to climate change: Corporate sponsors!😢
Why are they now actually talking about it? They take the position that individuals can't do anything. Only real measure is to push governments to implement harsh policies to mitigate the worst effects and reduce consumption altogether
@@FortunOfficial While I agree, the political will in not yet there. I suspect the decisions to actually act on dangerous climate change will only occur when the ultra rich and corporations are seriously affected. It will be too late. I want Dr. McPherson to be wrong. Every day I see evidence he is absolutely correct.
He is the bravest person in the world.
I joined Twitter to tweet about the climate catastrophe after listening to Guy's presentations. My Pinned Tweet thread begins with his presentation. This is not my Twitter handle. I'm merely stating that it was his blunt facts that woke me up--I had a science background but was busy doing other things. He has my ultimate respect. I am hopium free.
Yes, I was born in 1965. It was "Lord of the Flies" in the neighborhood. I remember one kid (who was a super fun kid-personality plus) must have had what they call ADD now because he was not allowed to eat sugar. We called him "hyper" and mocked him: "Your 'hyper' and can't eat sugar." (while he was eating sugar along with the rest of us.)
Lol! Sugar!!!
Another pointless use of plastic is that little window on pasta boxes. I think we all know what the pasta looks like, and even if we forget they have pictures of the pasta all over the box. On top of that we’re expected to peel that little window off, toss that in the trash to recycle the cardboard.
Lol! So true! As if we forget what pasta looks like.
Agreed. We don't need windows on cardboard boxes.
Haha. That’s not cardboard. 🤦♀️😆
@@christinearmington What material is it then? paperboard? Pray do tell.
Marketing + plastics. Name a a more iconic duo!
In answer to the Question.... Soon!
Do you all really need a date? Guy sticks his neck out to suggest a date, but if he's off by 1 year, 5 years, 10 years, or 20 years, does it REALLY make a fking difference when modern homo sapiens have been around for 200,000 years? And significantly longer in earlier human forms. The bottom line is... humanity doesn't have long.
This is the big problem with homo sapiens - we're bad at understanding geologic vs. anthropocentric timelines. And you're right: we humans are going to wipe ourselves out along with most life within a blip - a veritable microsecond on the geologic timeline.
Progress is running places you don't need to go and lifting heavy things that dont need lifted😅
Nice!!
Oh my the ability to comment on McPherson!
Trains have become the delivery vehicles of all types of chemical spills now. That is also a means to lower population.
I rarely eat food with bugs, that's for the people who use money to buy food!
God damned history!
Was covid the means to lower population or the shot?
There are no white people. Maybe pale face would be more accurate.
Guy McP deserves a 👍
Yes he does!
the hardest part of anything is being early in your warning - look at all that has already come to pass
I believe Guy's message 100%. In this video, I was hoping for a timeline.. I'm living life to the fullest, accepting the truth, but I would like to know how long I get to do that? The title of the video is "When do Humans go Extinct"...
We were just asking also, because at this point were rooting for the end to this whole circus
I like saying “homo colossus” Will go extinct, bc that’s the sub species of human that’s the shittiest, by far. Homo sapiens can be pretty cool, here and there through history. It’s a great thing that homo colossus is going extinct.
2026 is when most people will go down, some people might make it further in kauai and certain isolated agriculturally sustainable places
The Graduate was from 1967! I remember the "plastics" scene mostly because my dad worked as a buyer for a factory that made plastic bottles. His company was in on making the first plastic coke bottles.
Edit: the passenger pigeon was a wild pigeon that got its name from the French passager, meaning "passing by" referring to its migratory habit.
Edit 2: CBD or full strength THC gummies can help with chronic pain and insomnia.
I'm in a legal state, so I make my own cannabutter and cook with that.(I have a deteriorating hip, can't see the point in getting surgery with little time left.
Mmmm cannabutter. Take care of that hip friend, you might get some mileage out of it yet!
Thank You for an important conversation. Looking at Israel for example it is clear that you are correct in your analysis of denial, as they appear to prefer to commit suicide by cop rather than tell their citizens the truth - Glikson tried and was kicked out!
I am currently working on converting despair to laughter.
Your wife is going to lose her job at the school if anyone hears your anecdote about the kids and their parents.
Wow, "paranoia will destroy ya". Kinks, 1981
@@dianewallace6064 Nothing paranoid at all about it. If my kid's teacher was talking about their students in that manner I'd be on the phone to the principle. It's one thing to come home and complain about work to your spouse, it is a whole other thing if that complaint becomes public, and it's about the kids you're supposed to be teaching and watching over all day, not even your boss or co-workers or customers. I would also be very angry at my partner or spouse for putting it on the internet.
@@nsbd90nowyou should probably get a life. Did he mention them by name? 😅
@@tristarperfecta1061 Mine is almost over. Thanks. I can tell yours is less than two decades old. Getting a life realizes how internet comments can come back to bite you. I'd think a youngster like you would know that as common sense. Again, if I was a parent, and heard the spouse of my kids' teacher repeating such things I'd be on the phone to the Administration. Especially if my kid had ever complained about that teacher. I would have even suggested going back and cutting that part out of this video.
McPherson is a legend. I have a crush on him. Greetings from Japan
You guys should hit hard with the self reinforcing feedback loops and the Arctic heating 8x faster than the rest of the globe and how this will bring about Paul Beckwith's Blue Ocean Event. Which inturn will being about Natalia Shakhova's huge Methane release plus mess up the AMOC which will truly fu©k us up regarding food production and rainfall patterns globally etcetera etcetera etcetera. Not this convivial coffee klatsch.
Guy discusses all these factors on NBL.
GEE just uploaded an anti-AMOC, pro global warming vid that ended with hint of derision at Paul. hahaha
Naturally
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 oh gee? Really that makes everything A-ok. You know nobody watches Paul's channel if your buddies in the misinformation establishment would actually go at him it'd probably help him get the message out.
Blue Ocean, Methane Bomb, AMOC collapse all will create a lot of sufferings for human beings for many many decades in the future. Agreed. The greatest sufferings will be around year 2100, let's suppose.. But still nobody knows exactly when will humans go extinct. ... Nobody...
When will the blue ocean event happen , Guy ???¿¿¿?
2018
Most likely this year on both poles @@heww3960
Guy will let us know in late April 2024 after the Naval Postgraduate Institute makes an ensemble forecast of Arctic ice cover minimum for 2024 (Sept 2024).
Have a listen to George Carlin’s take on plastics and the environment.
It's already here happening. The Omega heat wrap heat stops are caused by a slowing polar jet steam. The PJS wrapped around the high pressure fronts and compresses the berametric pressure considerably. That kills humans and biodiversity and dries out forest canopy making it FAR more vulnerable to serios forest fires.
I miss living in the EU, all in all coming to US was easily *worst* mistake of my life. Having a car in the US is a necessity, unlike the EU.
come on back!!
When I first heard Guy I was distressed and thought he was a hyperbolic alarmist. I now think he is largely correct although complete extinction is probably a century or two out. I think we will become functionally extinct and exist as small populations in refugia at high latitudes by the end of this century. However, because the ocean will become euxenic a mass extinction will wipe us out as well. Certainly our exponential economic growth model will end this century and be replaced by a smoldering wasteland after the nukes fly. But the Euxenic end will probably come in the 23rd or 24th century.
I'm at minute 57, and while it has been an enjoyable conversation to watch, it really is a shame that the title of the video poses a question that they never answer or even attempt to answer.
In other words, that title is what most people would call "click bait".
On the issue of "how long humans have left", however, the host does at one point say that he "can't wait" until he is an old man (he looks fairly young) so that he will not even be in danger of producing off-spring. In the first place, men can produce off-spring (or at least do their part in that endeavor) their entire lives and, secondly, Guy lets this statement pass without comment. He doesn't even say, for example, "Oh, there's no danger of you living to be old." Then, at the end of their conversation, the host says, "We should do this again - it has been too long" (presumably they have talked like this before). Guy responds by agreeing that they should. Again, he doesn't say, "Well, we'd better do it soon, because we'll all be dead by 2026", which, as I've understood him to say in the past, is a date he believes will definitely see no humans left alive on Earth.
Naturally, if you hold the position that humans will be extinct "in the near term", people will want to ask you "when, exactly, that will be". But I'm not asking that. I realize that that is an impossible question to answer. What is NOT impossible, however, is to make a "best guess" and seeing as how your message is and has been "We're all going to die much sooner than almost anyone thinks" (along with "Therefore, live your best life now", of course), it seems that including some sort of timeline would be warranted. And when the title of your video is "When Will Humans Go Extinct?", yes, I think you owe your audience SOME answer to that question.
I've always liked Guy and I've always agreed with his message - perhaps it is my secret wish that he is right, perhaps (I think) it is the natural conclusion for someone who has been closely following this stuff since I learned in the early 1990's, in a college course in science, that we ARE IN (and were then!) the 6th largest mass extinction in Earth's history (I realize Guy holds that there have been more such mass extinctions, that is not my point). Knowing that and routinely seeing Earth blow past model predictions for the past 30 years, I've been fairly convinced that we do not have much longer. Still, HOW LONG remains a point of great interest - because OF COURSE it does. This video doesn't answer that question, sadly.
It was a rhetorical question asked in a hopeful tone
To Life! 🎉
I'm surprised humans have lasted this long.
Dear Homeless Rom: Thank you for posting this amazing podcast, "amazing" because I've never seen Dr. McPherson laugh so much!! This is a tribute to your sense of humor, and to his, too. KUDOS.
Glad you enjoyed it! That means a lot, be sure to subscribe for more fun in the future!
@@HomelessRomantic
DONE.
I'm smart enough to make it this far and glad I'm old and not be around much longer anyway...
Thank you both this discussion. I was hoping the Professor was in error...but.....
Excellent!
Keep the comedy in there. It really lightens up the material. I admire you going through the interview with this man.
thanks!
According to all the evidence we have today it will be sooner than you think
True!
Seems that the question asked, didn't get answered? Mcpherson predicted 2030 about a decade ago.
Dane Wigington of Geoengineering Watch has upped this to 2026.
Seems my "edit" removed my "hearted reply" from our host. For a second it made me feel special,
but then it seems everyone got one. Is there an app. for that? Participation trophy?
I wish he would interview Dane Wigington. He seems to be the only person telling the whole truth and including all the pieces to this puzzle of chaos.
Just subscribed. My man, Guy (and Pauline nearby). Yay! And I can leave comments.
I appreciate it
@@HomelessRomantic I appreciate you-interviewing Guy.
Adam Smith's "invisible hand" has its equivalent in earths systems.
The invisible hand has been touching me inappropriately!
Be encouraged, Guy. A lot of people support you even though you might not hear from them
Thank you for the realistic and mordantly absurdist approach to describing our predicament. All of this taboo subject matter can make for a riot of humor. Gallows humor. I hope to enjoy the last years, days and moments by being as flexible and nimble until overcome as we must all be.
Thanks!
67 on the Graduate
Nice to see Guy in a jovial mood.
Exactly what I was thinking, I've been following him since 2012 and rarely seen him in such a good mood...he's actually having fun 😂 must be the pain meds 😅
I don't know if you are the same writer that I follow on Medium™, but I am following you here just in case.
Yes i am
@@HomelessRomantic thanks for having Guy on the show, and all your fine articles.
Learned some things and laughed a lot. Guy and Chris, I sure hope you team up again soon. The two of you together, speaking truth about our predicament, and despite that, having a really fun time, is a lifting interlude in our otherwise chaotic, crazy times. Thank you both!
Thanks so much
I have switched to a carnivore diet for 1.5 year now. Absolutely the best thing you can do for your health. I want to feel good from now till the end and i highly advise everyone gives carnivore a 30 day trial to get the most out of our short time left
I disagree i think the science says clearly whole food plant based diets are much better
The trick is not wating sugar and refined grains, then try an stay away from saturated fat and unfortunately meat is full of saturated fat. But hey if it works for you...
@HomelessRomantic i know this is a subject that seems to be more sensitive than religion and politics combined, but if you have an open mind i think i have some valuable information that can be really eye opening. Or at least it was eye opening for me. I would love to lay out my case for this diet if you are at all interested. It helps me solidify these ideas in my own head and maybe someone might find it interesting. Also if you're someone listening to Guy McPherson i think its safe to say we all share a lot of the same ideas. But on this topic i feel like i stick out in this small internet community. Everyone is a vegan and im the opposite. But again i think i have a good case for this from a health perspective, but also an environmental perspective. But if no is interested, i will shut up now.
@ddeanw.3237 drop the green drink and u got a perfect diet👍. Jk do what u works best 4 u. But its nice to see someone in this space understand that animal fat is essential for human nutrition. Most environmentalists are vegan and dont realize that giant pesticide monocultures flattening biodiversity over huge chunks of the planet is horrible for animals. Way more than grazing cattle
“Business as usual is over,” as Chief Oren Lyons said years ago.If everyone knew this there would be possibilities for wise adaptation. The frightful territory is most people are unable to genuinely realize this.
I have a lot of Chief Oren Lyon’s talks on a public channel in my YT account- I was born and raised in the “finger lakes” and almost no one here knows anything of him and the Haudenosaunee wisdom + lifeways
I’m an Idiot
(A parody based on Monty Python’s I’m a Lumberjack)
Lead: I’m an idiot and that’s ok.
I believe the lies media vomit out each day.
Chorus: He’s an idiot and that’s ok
He believes lies media vomit out each day.
Lead: Let’s cut down trees. Let’s eat our lunch. Let’s go to the lavatory.
Every day let’s go shopping and have buttered scones for tea.
Chorus: We cut down trees. We eat our lunch.
We go to the lavatory.
Every day we’ll go shopping and have buttered scones with tea.
We’re all idiots and that’s ok. We believe the lies media vomit out each day.
Lead: I cut down trees, breathe wildfire smoke
Bulldoze wild fields of flowers
What bugs me most is watching
Men dress up like me ma.
Chorus: He cuts down trees, breathes wildfire smoke
Bulldozes fields of flowers
What bugs him most is watching
Men dress up like his ma?…
(As in the original, the Chorus fidgets and looks nervous, but resumes heartily on the refrain)
We’re all idiots and that’s ok.
We believe wha media vomiteaches up each day.
Lead: I cut down trees, pollute the land, the oceans and the sky. I’m living large for right now. The rest of life can die.
Chorus: He cuts down trees, pollutes the land, the ocean and the sky. He’s living large for right now. The rest of life can die…?
(As in the original skit during this last bit the Chorus begins to breaks down, using questioning, agitated, raised voices but in this version turns and attacks the lead singer)
I created the term “vomiteaches” for this song. As a former teacher, I find it apt. As its creator I should, perhaps, define it. Some may say it is self explanatory, but one can regurgitate information on a variety of topics and not be vomiteaching.
Vomiteaching refers to someone espousing (typically vociferously) a belief about a subject in which they hold no personal expertise or even particular knowledge but are, rather, trying to influence the political discourse toward aims of dubious means, but great personal (and typically financial) interest.
Clever! Nice work! Love some monty python!
Young people don't realize that time has stopped working. They really believe they are young, as if there were a clock now serving some purpose. In fact, all we have now is what we were going to be that we already have been, and few even know what that is because it depends on no further action than introspection.
Reading this just made me a month older
The quote about history being "just one damned thing after another" is attributed to Arnold J. Toynbee, not Ulysses S. Grant.
It's difficult to accurately attribute quotes from over 100 years ago. It's a common issue with quotes. Despite Google.
@@dianewallace6064 There's a thorough analysis of the origin of this quote on the Quote Investigator website.
Power to Dr. McPherson .
I believe every word he speaks .
The winds of change are blowing .
Humans will never change , even when the ship is sinking .
Doom is on the horizon .
Yes indeed
Ode to McPherson: "Humans will never change, even when the ship is sinking. " @@HomelessRomantic
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Those "Trogs" you went to school with, Chris, now have their own political party.
Try vitamin d, sauna, weed, flexibility for fascial health also avoid sitting . There's a lot of information here on yt
Btw a car serves perfectly as a sauna and to get some solar rays including infrared s
@13:40 Yea, humanity is a heat engine. Simplified example. A car. Start engine that creates constant explosions of fuel at 1 000C temperatures. Whole engine block heats up in minutes and keeps radiating the heat all around it. And it does not even matter that it warms up the cabin, because the cabin radiates the heat outwards too. And it does not matter what type of energy we use, it generates the heat. Same goes for all energyusage from houses to factories to our industrial food production.
Tire rubber and brake dust don't go away with electric cars.
I am for trains
Great conversation ,very true and funny too about our predicament .
"Philosophically speaking" could in not be said that the multiple man-made crises that we are now in is merely Mother Earth regulating itself back to ecological equilibrium?
Yup, Earth rebalancing.
Could be earth needed humans for its ultimate plan: microplastic!!
The summary of teaching - perfectly priceless.
Thanks Chris Jeffries.
Thank YOU!
Loved this show today. Keep telling the truth. You guys are a riot.
You are the best, thanks!
Love you guys. You're real characters.
WE the Government of the United States In order to form a more perfect corperate world Establish choas, Insure domestic homelessness and unempolyment, do not provide for the common defence, and secure the blessing of liberty for ourselves, and promise to dissolve the Constitution of the United States
Amen
Spreading Guy McPherson's message which is the most accurate analysis of CC, will make you as popular as dog shit, not that would stop me telling the truth.
Well said
just a fun conversation, laughing as we sleepwalk into the apocalypse...hope you guys do this again.
What else to do on a sinking ship but dance
@@HomelessRomantic Moonwalk into the apocalypse!
Re "passenger pigeons darkening the sky." Read Farley Mowat's "Sea of Slaughter." Mowat was stopped at the US border from lecturing about his book in America, a book which he spent 5 years researching.
i love guy and ive got my deck polish for the titanic that is the earth and ive already polished it and now am siting and watching the show and ive got a front row seat for it and i think guy is right and thanks to him im informed ! and can enjoy the show till the end. stay well guy and thanks m8 keep up the good work.
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Please set up an interview with Dane Wigington! He's probably the most invested activist on the Planet. It would be a great episode.
No mention of the Unabomber being an MKULTRA victim at Harvard? strange
I don't want my propaganda mixed, straight up for me.
😊 😊 I know 1 thing: This was the best hour of my whole week. 😊 😊
Awww thanks we will do it again soon!
The Ayn in Ayn Rand is pronounced like the Ein in Einstein.
Noted
As a German: You think that helps? :))
"Humans are way too smart." But what humans lack is wisdom.
Awesome
You can't be real! Humans lack both intelligence and wisdom, as I see from your comment. Apologies. Next time, could you think before you open your mouth?
I'm NOT IN A GOOD MOOD, so please forgive me. Kisses💋💋💋
I loveD this conversation. It was wonderful 2 listen 2 Mr. Mcpherson again. Lovely 2 get 2 know the channel, a new subscribed, cheers ❤
Welcome aboard!
"Wife-beater," may, in fact, come from the iconic image of Marlon Brando in "A Street Car Named Desire."
Stellllllllaaaaaaa
The border graphics are VERY DISTRACTING! moving on,,,,,
See ya!
Guy is so impromtu funny. He could have been a stand-up comedian.
I agree!
He’s early but getting closer...
It needs to happen
name checks out
@@HomelessRomantic 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you sir
Great vid Ty
Thank you!
The doom comunity is an awesome but depressing place
we usually have a good laugh though
Great chemistry! It was fun, which says a lot when the topic is habitat collapse. You guys could do an “End of the World” comedy tour schtick and end the show with Beethoven’s last words (Immortal Beloved), “the comedy is over”.
dance like the ship is going down!
Yeah, a lot of people are denying it.
I think I understand why.
I don't want to be next to the person screaming that we're all gonna on the Titanic.
I'll chill by the musicians that played until the end.
not a bad way to go!
If one’s full time occupation is rearranging deck chairs on TITANIC one’s Chinese cookie fortune may read “Expect no pension.”
Great quote at 30:15😂👊👊
This interview goes completely off-topic at 13:27--just as Guy's story of Tim Garrett was about to get interesting--and they never get back to it. The rest of the conversation is the sort of thing I stay home to avoid overhearing. I'm pretty sure that glyphosate, introduced as the herbicide Roundup in 1974 (you may have noticed everything steadily worsening since) has done enough on its own to assure the extinction of humanity without global warming and all the rest.
It's about maturity.
Somehow almost nobody in the western world has the slightest chance to be mature at the age of 21. (Mature? "Equal usage of both brain hemisphere")
Have a good time in present time.
You got that right@
"The Graduate" was 1967, Guy...
Love that movie.
Seemed to be 100 percent correct
Plastics are the future
48:00 Constipation is worse than diarrhea to me.
Fully agree
Not if you use a rubber glove
@vincentkosik403 Tried that. Not a perfect solution.
@@dianewallace6064 oh well, a good stiff cup of coffee works wonders
@@vincentkosik403 OMG. I drink a pot of coffee every morning. I can't take any antihistamines at all either (even to sleep) because antihistamines dry you out. I eat salads everyday. Drinking soda pop helps but that makes my teeth hurt and my teeth are falling out. Last dental visits cost $12K. $5.5k for a partial bridge alone. It's fine. I'm falling apart. I'll do my bit for the Earth and die someday (reducing my carbon footprint). LOL.
The Graduate - 1967, not 73❣
Thanks
Oh my, I graduated in 1976..boy am I'm OLD
925 million humans (1 in 9) suffer from hunger, yet 80 billion unnaturally bred animals on farms are given enough human edible food that could support 4 billion humans directly. -University of Minnesota
Animal agriculture uses 83% of global farmland and only provides 18% of global calories. When we switch to a plant based food system, we can restore/reforest 76% of global farmland AND be able to feed all humans. -journal Science
Animal agriculture is the leading cause of deforestation, habitat destruction, water pollution, ocean dead zones and *species extinction* . -United Nations FAO
I found the vegan! Hello fellow vegan!
@@HomelessRomantic We can also eat a plant exclusive diet without being vegan. But I agree, I think animal abuse is wrong. ✌️💖🍉
The only diet ever scientifically shown to reverse our leading cause of human death (Cardiovascular Disease kills 33% of humans), with 99.4% success, is a *Whole Food Plant Based* diet. -Esselstyn, journal Family Practice
Risk of death from cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, infections, kidney disease, liver disease and lung disease all increase with the amount of meat consumed. - National Cancer Institute
I love Inmendham, I will not let you insult him.
Just watched a video from Exxon on this web site. Wonder if they are correct?
Hmmmm
The Graduate came out in 1967.
Thx
5:57
@10:00 In Finland, we are not even talking about girls and boys anymore. All genre neutral terms.
That tells a lot about avoiding facts in human biology.
Humans are animals, we have " emotions" .....emotions don't reflect reality!
Ah yes, good ole Fellows Balls!
I agree with Kasczynski’s approach wholeheartedly
Me too
My men discussed every issue on earth except when will we go extinct 😂
Next time
Genghis was a Tengrist - 5 element system of calculus which allowed them to determine what was good or bad practice with regard to life sustenance. Not a good idea to introduce smoke into the water and air elements for example. We would have been well advised to follow this calculus.
i dont do calculus, too many bad memories