(09-14-2022, 03:43 PM)Lucky2Last Wrote: Dude. We don't even know what the ideal climate is on this planet. We are literally using data from our lifetime to determine this. Until batteries become renewable, we are literally destroying the planet in the hopes we don't destroy the planet. Great trade off.

You're right that longer growing seasons in more areas could be good for humanity.  And areas that are now way too cold for humans to enjoy could become temperate.
However that would likely go hand in hand with most of South Florida, and most of Bangladesh being underwater.  Worse, parts of west Africa, and areas of India and Pakistan, become literally uninhabitable in the early summer.  The world is simply not ready to handle those kinds of refugee flows from areas that are already poor. And I don't think you want the world to be more ready for that.  The ounce of prevention will cost less than the pound of cure.

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