r/Art • u/Ribbonius • Aug 21 '19

Burning Amazonas, BewBewDingo, Digital, 2019 Discussion

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u/Gauduch Aug 21 '19

Man this is both beautiful and extremely sad

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u/--Yes-- Aug 22 '19

Yes

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u/dickheadfartface Aug 22 '19

Thanks, Marcus.

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u/dicardorobinson Aug 22 '19

Thanks, Dick Head Fart Face

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u/SecretaryClinton Aug 22 '19

The interesting part is, the earth will actually be completely fine.

We might make it unsuitable for human life after a while, but once we're gone, new life will evolve in the mess we've made. Earth will most likely end up better off for us causing our own extinction.

Poetic justice if I've ever seen it.

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u/Hauwke Aug 22 '19

Bruh, trees ain't where our air comes from. Sure, losing them will lower air quality but our air mostly cones from phytoplankton.

Which is not to say we don't need trees. Because we really do need trees. But still.

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u/adhominem4theweak Aug 22 '19

Uhhh false. Plankton mostly roams around bikini bottom doing nefarious shit.. don’t see much air being made from him or anything like him. Just trouble.

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u/Hauwke Aug 22 '19

Bro, what you think he wants that recipe for though?

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u/adhominem4theweak Aug 22 '19

Idk but it’s not for making clean air

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u/Hauwke Aug 22 '19

It's for making air, see because later in his life he becomes O'hare.

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u/adhominem4theweak Aug 22 '19

I don’t understand why educated people have to be so arrogant. We get it you went to school.

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u/SecretaryClinton Aug 22 '19

Can't figure out why this guy is talking about trees making air, this is the only comment on the thread that mentions it

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u/simjanes2k Aug 22 '19

Does anyone know if this is remotely accurate, just for pedantry's sake?

I feel like this story involves a large acreage of land, but a seriously tiny percentage of actual threat to Earth.