Mea culpa! Mea culpa! Mea maxima culpa! Eee~yaaaa!
Old white dino recalls that Catholic Mass Latin prayer before they switched to English as meaning~~
"All my fault! All my fault! All my grievous fault! Eee~yaaaa!"

Why did Al Gore along with his mansion and private jet just pop into my old dino head?
And didn't he a long time ago say coastal cities would be under water by now?

The only constant is (climate) change.

Ahh, the perils of The White Man's Burden!

Don't forget...these climate activists probably got to the conference on their private jets.

Hahahaha!! OMG. That's great...

Perfect!

If they only knew that at the end of every 12 thousand year cycle will always cause those least conscious to be the dumbest creatures in the Universe...happens every time like clock work.

Constantly! LOL!

You may have read the following because I love to write it. This time I'll put it between quotation marks. Ta-da!~~
No, time out! New thought! I'm gonna add something new that someone else came up with that's kinda old. THAT PART I'll put in quotes.
Here we go ta-da! again~~
"The only constant is change." Climate has always changed. Just ask the dinosaurs and the woolly mammoths.

LOL! Me dino just imagined the climate activists, frantically screaming "I am imperfect!" while altogether staggering about and repeatedly bumping into each other while carrying on lime the doomed NOMAD getting ready to explode.
Thanks for the video, Solver! Not only have I not seen that scene for decades, I had completely forgotten it! Got a kick out of that episode when I first saw it a long time ago during the Sixties in a galaxy far, far away.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest!

I just made an interesting observation in the climate change religion. That is, the religion's mantra is often spewed in the fictional TV programming attempts at brainwashing us into being believers in many left wing mantras. I don't know how many in the Gulch are familiar with the show "Boston Legal", but I've been watching some re-runs of the series. One episode, produced in 2005, had lawyer Alan Shore, played by James Spader, arguing the climate change mantra of the day and included was the "settled science" the polar caps were melting at a rate of 9% per decade. Here we are 16 years later and they should now be over 14% gone, as predicted, meaning the beaches of Florida and most other beach front property of 2005 should now be under water. Actually, here in 2021 the ice caps are doing just fine and so are the beaches. I can be reasonably sure I'll still be around to witness the havoc (or not) predicted by the likes of AOC (a POC, oh my, so better listen up!) and little Gretchen (oppressive little white girl, so who cares) for around 2030. I'm not worried a bit.

Like when Captain Kirk used logic on NOMAD, which then deduced it was imperfect.
https://youtu.be/mLPIrcMmCl8

Recall a college professor during the Sixties who briefly commented about a poems a bunch of students wrote about life~~and that was, "What do they know about life?"

Oh boo hoo, did the cute little darlings wake up from their dreams of unicorn, fairies, and enchanted enlightens and decide that seeing themselves as racists was far worst than treading upon Mother Gaia?

Go get a job , dimwits, pay taxes, earn a living, and support yourself, then you can talk to others about the woes of life.