Discussion on Ice Ages and Climate Change

You can really go down a deep rabbit hole if you read about Ice Ages.

Yeah. Really? Like what?

A deep rabbit hole on Ice Ages. What's so intriguing about them?

The whole earth has just been through like, the whole earth is just freezing?

Like I said, there's a deep rabbit hole on Ice Ages.

Deep rabbit hole. Where should we go?

There's so many... Wait, there's so many what? Wikipedia or something?

Wikipedia or something? Yeah, there's like a little bit of a tidbit of it.

Yeah, why do you love it? Why do I love it?

I mean, I think it's just interesting.

So interesting. That's amazing.

That how much Earth's climate has changed and even where the, magnetically where the poles are, has shifted over time.

So anyway,

there's also been times where, in the past, where our galaxy has like collided with another galaxy.

That probably, you know,

threw things for a bit of a loop at the time.

Was there like a conspiracy when it comes to Ice Ages or anything like that?

Not really, no. Oh, okay.

When was the last Ice Age? How long ago was that?

Well, we're technically in sort of an Ice Age right now, although it depends on what you call an Ice Age.

What happened to global warming? Wait, but yeah, how so?

What defines an Ice Age at that point? Global warming's not like cool anymore.

It's a deep rabbit hole.

What do you do when you're going down a deep rabbit hole, though? Is it YouTube videos,

books, or how do you educate yourself on this?

We essentially go all over the internet,

books and clicking around the internet, Googling Wikipedia, YouTube, whatever.

Because if we ignore that science and sort of put our head in the sand and think it's all about vegetation management, we're not going to succeed together protecting Californians.

Okay. It'll start getting cooler.

You just watch. I wish science agreed with you.

Well, I don't think science knows, actually. Tom? Tom? Yeah.