What if it Work?
#52
What if Everything Was Frozen?
What if it Works?
Intro
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I know what your thinking. Ice Age. But there's an argument whether or not the Age Ice happened, and if it did happen they don't even know how could it really was.
Whatever it was, that's not what we're talking about right now.
We're talking about something colder. More than the well-known argument that it was -11 degrees. (12 F)
What if the whole world was at -30 degrees (-22 F)? That's much colder.
1. What we would think it would be like?
First thing: The world being cold would mean no more green. We would still be able to go outside. In jackets and who-knows-what? But we would still be able to go outside.
I know you're also thinking about. The Ice Age animals that were able to exist at that time. Would they start to come back? Yes. But it might take a while for them to evolve fully.
But how would civilization work? Would it collapse, or would we find a way to cope with it? There would still be electricity. That's for sure. But what about buildings? Ice would be everywhere, how would we enter?
What about if we didn't need any doors? Think about the last What if it Works? Teleporters. We could use teleporters to get inside and outside buildings.
What about windows though? Well, let's think for a second. Who would even want windows? What is there to see? Snow? Ice? More ice?
But then again, ice could do amazing and cool things so it might make sense to have windows. How would we put windows up without them freezing? Inti-freeze windows. How? Simple. Put a small heater in between the windows.
Perfect.
We could do the same things with the walls of the building, put heaters in between the walls outside the buildings, and the walls inside the building.
Now we know how to protect ourselves from the freezing heat. But what about food? We all need that. But how would we get it
if everything is all frozen up?
Artificial food? Maybe, but it's not the same. Or ... we could raise farms inside buildings. That's what NASA wants to do with Mars.
2. What it would be like?
I'm sure everybody would hate all this cold. But maybe people wouldn't have to go outside often. Or maybe people would be so used to the cold, they wouldn't need jackets.
After about five or six generations of cold, we might evolve and be able to get our body temperature used to the cold.
That would be cool.
And who knows? Maybe a few thousand years ago the world used to be warmer, and this is cold? Maybe there was a time when it would never snow, or at least not one a year?
What do you think?
- What if it Work?
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#52
What if Everything Was Frozen?
What if it Works?
Intro
-------------
Whatever it was, that's not what we're talking about right now.
We're talking about something colder. More than the well-known argument that it was -11 degrees. (12 F)What if the whole world was at -30 degrees (-22 F)? That's much colder.
1. What we would think it would be like?
First thing: The world being cold would mean no more green. We would still be able to go outside. In jackets and who-knows-what? But we would still be able to go outside.
I know you're also thinking about. The Ice Age animals that were able to exist at that time. Would they start to come back? Yes. But it might take a while for them to evolve fully.
I know you're also thinking about. The Ice Age animals that were able to exist at that time. Would they start to come back? Yes. But it might take a while for them to evolve fully.
But how would civilization work? Would it collapse, or would we find a way to cope with it? There would still be electricity. That's for sure. But what about buildings? Ice would be everywhere, how would we enter?
What about if we didn't need any doors? Think about the last What if it Works? Teleporters. We could use teleporters to get inside and outside buildings. What about windows though? Well, let's think for a second. Who would even want windows? What is there to see? Snow? Ice? More ice?
But then again, ice could do amazing and cool things so it might make sense to have windows. How would we put windows up without them freezing? Inti-freeze windows. How? Simple. Put a small heater in between the windows.Perfect.
We could do the same things with the walls of the building, put heaters in between the walls outside the buildings, and the walls inside the building.
Now we know how to protect ourselves from the freezing heat. But what about food? We all need that. But how would we get it
if everything is all frozen up?
Artificial food? Maybe, but it's not the same. Or ... we could raise farms inside buildings. That's what NASA wants to do with Mars.
2. What it would be like?
I'm sure everybody would hate all this cold. But maybe people wouldn't have to go outside often. Or maybe people would be so used to the cold, they wouldn't need jackets.
After about five or six generations of cold, we might evolve and be able to get our body temperature used to the cold.
That would be cool.
And who knows? Maybe a few thousand years ago the world used to be warmer, and this is cold? Maybe there was a time when it would never snow, or at least not one a year?
I'm sure everybody would hate all this cold. But maybe people wouldn't have to go outside often. Or maybe people would be so used to the cold, they wouldn't need jackets.
After about five or six generations of cold, we might evolve and be able to get our body temperature used to the cold.
That would be cool.And who knows? Maybe a few thousand years ago the world used to be warmer, and this is cold? Maybe there was a time when it would never snow, or at least not one a year?
What do you think?
- What if it Work?
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