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Conversely, at present rates, the CO2 in the atmosphere can approach a stuffy room in the future, making us have to actually run oxygen purifiers indoors to remain smart.

https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/

whereas this is what humans can handle:

https://www.kane.co.uk/knowledge-centre/what-are-safe-levels...

Current value: 417 ppm

With ocean acidification, acid rain, etc. it's not just about "global warming".



This is quite an interesting phenomenon unfolding.

Those with high-CO2 performant genetics may have better cognitive development in the future.

(Also, it's sad to see kids wearing masks all day with zero regard for the science on CO2 concentration & health).


I am sad to see kids eating genetically modified food sith high fructose corn syrup, products from cows with antibiotics, and so on, getting diabetes and obesity at a young age, and being addicted to screens

And this is correlated to the morbidity from the actual virus

The USA and its factory farmed agriculture industry doesn’t really care about the public health outcomes. They care about cheaper hamburgers and industrial level farming. For-profit industries often have to do it.

The same way that so much ink has been spilled about the exodus of people from big cities during the pandemic, in a “ha ha too much socialism” way, but very little about the decade of slowly emptying small towns across America, from the rust belt to the mining towns. None of these political pundits care to talk about the slow plight of the little guy. The situation before the pandemic saw half of all employed Americans living paycheck to paycheck, very low savings, while the government doubled down on trickle down economics.


Which science do you mean? Found a redacted study from Germany and doctors saying there's no effect on blood O2 or CO2 levels https://uihc.org/health-topics/do-face-masks-make-you-retain...




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