damn

I'm beginning to notice a correlation between new iphones and climate change...
- C A U S A T I O N
  
  E Q U A L S C O R R E L A T I O N
  
  to be fair there is a lot of causation there
- I mean in a round about, somewhat symbolic way...
- Fucking Tim Apple will be the death of us all.

They used to say "go see the glaciers before they no longer exist" and that time came faster than people expected.
We are so, so boned.
- Glaciers have been melting and reforming since the earth existed, we aren't special. The climate goes through stages
  
  Not a single rebuttal! (That I could find). What's the point of spouting denial of extremely well established science, if you're not even gonna defend it.
  We shall wait on you with baited breath for your vigorous research backing up the claim that the rate at which the climate is changing is normal, and not going to be catastrophic like all (practically) the world's climate scientists keep finding, again, and again and again. Climate science is about to be revolutionised with your insights, no doubt.
  
  This is like saying, "people die, that happens."
  Yes... But the average lifespan is around 78 years, not 4.
  
  Ok so lets just go with it So The earth goes through cycles where it becomes uninhabitable for humans. You think we should just let it happen?
  This is the dumb shit about the climate deniers arguments. Even if you don't think humans are causing it, we should be working towards preserving earth in a state that humans are acclimated to. Fund climate research and ways to SLOW change if nothing else.
  Brain damaged.
  
  Human bodies slowly die over the course of 75ish years, so by your logic if you see someone stabbing the shit out of someone there is no reason to stop it because naturally they are going to die anyway and we shouldn’t take any action to stop the person from dying?
  
  I guess the current 'stage' is human-induced ecological collapse. Just another chapter in the earth's story.
  
  The speed is the issue.
  
  If your point is, "the climate changes anyway, humans will be fine", I strongly disagree.
  If your point is, "once the Earth kills off all of those pesky humans, it will recover from this damage within the next ~million years and will ultimately be fine", I agree, unfortunately we won't be here to see it.
  
  I get that we aren't special and the earth will be here, but we are responsible for accelerating green house gasses by pulling it out of the ground. The cycle is going too fast for the other life on earth to adapt. In the past, like the cold that caused the dark ages was because of volcanoes and so on.
  
  Are you…actually this stupid? That’s incredible!
  
  yes they do tend to change over the course of a few hundred thousand or even millions of years. not over a 10 yeah gap
  
  Our short lived civilizations and their survival, and our much much shorter lives and the lives of our direct descendants, can't be stretched to fit into geological timescales. So I'm not really seeing the point you're trying to make if there even is one.
  
  Not in ten fucking years though.
  
  Yeah, but we're causing this stage of heading towards making it no longer able to sustain life for us humans.
  
  Right right... all that coal and oil that sat for hundreds of millions years was going to just all burn itself in a measly 200 years.

Did the dog eat that glacier?
- Dogs cause global warming confirmed!
  
  The amount of methane my dog emits should classify our home as a Superfund site.

Dang that dog ate all that ice and drank so much lake
- Look at his face, he'd do it again too!

Have to wonder if these are the same time of year.
Like... probably. Climate change has definitely caused this much damage and worse. But one should always be skeptical of images on the internet, doubly so if you agree with them.
- Don't know about the other ones, but glaciers don't go through yearly cycles.

The iPhone peaked at 6 anyway. Let's save the planet and go back to using old phones.

The last pic might be a bit controversial. That lake destroyed one of the most beautiful places in Utah with countless ancient artifacts lost forever. I would love to see Glen Canyon someday without it being under a lake. Hayduke lives.
- Last pic? I can only see one pic of a glacier in Norway.
  
  What app are you using?

On the walk up to that glacier there are markers that show where it used to be on the path up. If I remember right it used to be a mile long from the point that photo is taken from only 40 years ago.
- Gosh, that's a striking mental image. I don't have words to adequately describe how I feel right now. It's the same thing I felt when I looked at the images in the OP, except distilled down and super concentrated

Even the Dog is sad..

I thought the second picture was just zoomed out and was like "damn, the earlier phones were so much better!"
But then realized that this is a side-by-side comparison of the same exact spot showing the same specific section of a blue glacier. And it's.... I just realized that growing up, I saw glaciers in the mountains that are now probably entirely gone. That's insane to think about. That glaciers just... Won't...be anymore. I wonder what the ramifications and implications of that are? OH WAIT WE ALREADY FUCKING KNOW