Never thought of it that way. Could be an interesting experiment.
However, as Carbon Monoxide is not on the naughty list for global warming, a properly controlled experiment would need to eliminate that and other non global warming related gases. Toxic or not. Then, you would also need to remove the humans as they, also, would emit carbon.
This is where the carbon argument is all awry. We may eliminate all carbon related global warming and still be left with a world where only toxic gasses exist.
Recoup said
10:41 AM Apr 9, 2021
Question , someone ask Google ,
"who is the most powerfull doctor" ,cheers
Mike Harding said
11:27 AM Apr 9, 2021
Dunno? Could be I 'spose...?
A cow works 24 hours a day; a car 2 hours?
otoh did Bill account for the amount of energy required to make and deliver a car and to recycle it at end of life?
And if the car has leather seats... what then :)
Always very easy to cherry pick numbers with this sort of thing.
dorian said
11:47 AM Apr 9, 2021
The argument is so much more convincing when the words are in pictures.
dogbox said
11:56 AM Apr 9, 2021
Mike Harding wrote:
Dunno? Could be I 'spose...?
A cow works 24 hours a day; a car 2 hours?
otoh did Bill account for the amount of energy required to make and deliver a car and to recycle it at end of life?
And if the car has leather seats... what then :)
Always very easy to cherry pick numbers with this sort of thing.
if the seats are leather we know what happen to the cow
Mike Harding said
08:49 PM Apr 9, 2021
dorian wrote:
The argument is so much more convincing when the words are in pictures.
Sadly, methinks you are flogging a dead bovine.
dorian said
07:46 AM Apr 10, 2021
Mike Harding wrote:
dorian wrote:
The argument is so much more convincing when the words are in pictures.
Sadly, methinks you are flogging a dead bovine.
I still remember what it was like accessing a text based BBS using a 2400bps dial-up modem on a 286 PC running MS-DOS. If we had filled the bandwidth with all the cr*p that we have today, it would have taken about an hour just to say hello.
Whenarewethere said
08:01 AM Apr 10, 2021
Just to clarify the situation is one locked in overnight with a cow or bull?
Whenarewethere said
08:10 AM Apr 10, 2021
dogbox wrote:
Mike Harding wrote:
Dunno? Could be I 'spose...?
A cow works 24 hours a day; a car 2 hours?
otoh did Bill account for the amount of energy required to make and deliver a car and to recycle it at end of life?
And if the car has leather seats... what then :)
Always very easy to cherry pick numbers with this sort of thing.
if the seats are leather we know what happen to the cow
My car's steering wheel & my watch band are made from a horse's bum & my wind up watch works 24 hours a day.
I also have some paint brushes made from Sable tails.
However, as Carbon Monoxide is not on the naughty list for global warming, a properly controlled experiment would need to eliminate that and other non global warming related gases. Toxic or not. Then, you would also need to remove the humans as they, also, would emit carbon.
This is where the carbon argument is all awry. We may eliminate all carbon related global warming and still be left with a world where only toxic gasses exist.
"who is the most powerfull doctor" ,cheers
Dunno? Could be I 'spose...?
A cow works 24 hours a day; a car 2 hours?
otoh did Bill account for the amount of energy required to make and deliver a car and to recycle it at end of life?
And if the car has leather seats... what then :)
Always very easy to cherry pick numbers with this sort of thing.
if the seats are leather we know what happen to the cow
Sadly, methinks you are flogging a dead bovine.
I still remember what it was like accessing a text based BBS using a 2400bps dial-up modem on a 286 PC running MS-DOS. If we had filled the bandwidth with all the cr*p that we have today, it would have taken about an hour just to say hello.
Just to clarify the situation is one locked in overnight with a cow or bull?
My car's steering wheel & my watch band are made from a horse's bum & my wind up watch works 24 hours a day.
I also have some paint brushes made from Sable tails.