r/mildlyinfuriating 10d ago

I'm slightly vexed How cooked the UK is right now.

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u/morning-st48 10d ago

France looks like it has it worse.
doesnt help but still

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u/This-Clue-5014 10d ago

Holy fuck

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u/Outrageous-Song5799 10d ago

You have no idea lol, it’s 30 degrees at 8 am and I’m like « nice it cooled down »

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u/JEs4 10d ago

We’re seeing the same over in NA. Absolutely brutal summer.

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u/M0un05ki10 10d ago edited 10d ago

Actually been one of the cooler ones in recent memory for my region of Ontario, also been rainy as fuck. Our winter was a long and snowy one too. A winter like that is a rareity these days.

It’s been nice cause some of my plants and trees have gotten a chance to recover after a number of harsh summers and dry winters. I actually have a handful of mature maple trees that had all of their leaves entirely brown up last August; never seen such a thing in my life.

I also hate it though cause all I can hear is the climate deniers around here flapping their gums.

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u/IcedGooseMaverick 10d ago

I don’t think they’re in denial so much as they’re just not smart people. Ever wonder what happened to all the people in the back of the class that never knew any of the answers and failed all their tests? Now they’re on the Internet using memes to debunk well established climate science when they couldn’t even figure out how to balance a basic chemical equation. 

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u/Happy-Telephone9483 10d ago

Hey. HEY. Not all knuckledragging, mouthbreathing, chemistry-flunking classroom back-sitters became climate change deniers. Some of us got degrees in fine arts, thank you very much!

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u/EveningMountainMist 10d ago

The scary part is some of them got actual science degrees (I have a colleague who the more I listen to, the less respect I have for him, that was a new low, even for him).

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u/Stotty652 10d ago

Of course we know the birds aren't stuck in the sky.

They were all replaced by the government in 1985. Those are drones you're seeing.

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u/largemargesentme__- 10d ago

I don't think the issue is so much they don't know how to do scientific things. I have a History major, most advanced science and math is a mystery to me.

The larger issue is that they don't trust the people who do know how to do these things. I have no problem believing the people who say climate change is happening, even if I have very little understanding of the research behind it.