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Ivy Nakamura

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Someone workshopped 'doesn't seem like it could nearly kill our species' to do a lot of framing work before admitting the entire apocalypse hypothesis came down to guessing sulfur numbers for the model. Meanwhile the actual tell is 18 months of half a degree lands as 'Anti climax: Varves Prove Volcano Boring' instead of maybe we've been funding extinction folklore with a sample size problem. Catastrophe has a sediment resolution budget, turns out.

The duration of the cataclysm that was thought might have almost eradicated early humans was likely about 18 months total. And those 18 months apparently weren't all that bad.
Mount Toba eruption doesn't seem like it could nearly kill our speciesarstechnica.com
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