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May 11, 2024 7 min

Predict the future but don’t be too sure

from climate change Archives - Tony Funderburk

I can predict people will still be living on Earth a thousand years from now. And that prediction includes their ability to drink water, eat real food, and breathe fresh air. Yep, that’s right. I can predict the future. But, just because I can predict the future like that doesn’t mean much. No, I’m not a prediction savant. And I don’t play one on YouTube. So, just because I can predict the future with confidence still doesn’t mean I think I know it all (and I knew that’s what you were thinking about me just now). Yeah, I’m what you might call a prognosticating magician. Oh yeah, you know it’s true. Given enough time that’s what you’d call me. At least once you discover some of my secrets of diversion. Anyway… Someone, long before me, shared some predictions about how long this planet could last. And, when you consider how accurate that source has been time after time after time, there’s no point in doubting the accuracy of any “future talk.” So, I’ve shared what I’ve shared, up to this point, to point out how outrageous the end-of-civilization claims are. And in recent years, as they’ve attempted to predict a dystopian future, those claims have gotten increasingly stupid. And they reveal who the control freaks are. Good news is, they’re just clanging brass clowns and provisional, passing puppets. And, in the long run (eternity), their message will vaporize. But they DO get to have their 15 minutes of fame right now. So, as they slither through their slogan-filled sleepwalk, we can focus on things that are pure and praiseworthy. Because… We Know Chicken little, chicken little, That old, darn sky just won’t fall. But I guess that doesn’t matter Long as they can fool us all Into thinking that the climate Is an enemy we’ve made Just by breathing and by living. It’s a heat wave masquerade. But discerners don’t believe it. Yes, we know where Truth is found. And we know the sky will not fall And the Earth will spin around For as long as God determines. He has made that point quite clear. So, go spout your hoaxes elsewhere. Earth will still be fine next year! © 2023 Make me send you some complimentary fun stuff. subscribe to Tony’s Rhyme and Reason Daily Devotional Stay tuned, The post Predict the future but don’t be too sure appeared first on Tony Funderburk.

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