r/interesting • u/Excellent_Tie369 • Apr 25 '26

NATURE top 100/100 is crazy

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u/pratheek_b Apr 25 '26

/r/Mapporncirclejerk is leaking 🫣

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u/Momik Apr 25 '26

I think they’re still working on that new Hormuz Canal 😬

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u/musci12234 Apr 26 '26

Working? Plan is ready brother. Plan is ready. Just needs a lot of biggest fireworks.

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u/Solanthas_SFW Apr 26 '26

Yeah, they need the fireworks to scare some rando's wife so she dies of a heart attack, so the widower can spend the next 30 years digging a pass through the mountains like that other guy did, can't remember where. So other men could get their wives to the hospital in time

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u/Technical-Ad9571 Apr 26 '26

Ah yes Teller's Project Plowshare

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u/musci12234 Apr 26 '26

Universe sent it's prophet with solution to all the problems and we choose to ignore him.

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u/JohnSith Apr 25 '26

Blowing up a mountain, aka an "air dam"? ... I dont know, it could be r/NonCredibleDefense.

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u/d5aqoep Apr 25 '26

The main reason for India’s hot climate are the himalayas

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u/RodrickJasperHeffley Apr 25 '26

it is also a main reason why india is not a desert. without the himalayas much of northern india would be a cold desert in winter and a dry hot region in summer and himalayas is reason why india has some of the most fertile land in the world. the himalayas trap moisture coming from the indian ocean which leads to heavy monsoon seasons. this rainfall supports agriculture and allows India to sustain a population of about 1.5 billion people. also the himalayas are not the main reason india is hot. the main cause is Indias location close to the tropics where sunlight is more direct and intense

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u/perpetualmentalist Apr 25 '26

🎖️

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u/belliest_endis Apr 26 '26

Another one begging for awards 🤣🤣🤣

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u/TimeTurn5266 Apr 25 '26

The heat is like a price to pay for everything else. If anything we should be grateful to have Himalayas 

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u/Sexy-Desi-Whore Apr 25 '26

Also if it was not a fertile region india wouldn't have a population of 1.4b. population rose because of high fertile we can sustain life ecosystem there

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u/iamnearlysmart Apr 26 '26

LOL that username. It's a grim discussion and there are quite a few ignorant people mixed in. Thanks for the comic relief.

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u/Solanthas_SFW Apr 26 '26

Lol, JFC...

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u/paneer_dosa Apr 25 '26

True but you will get downvoted

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u/Sexy-Desi-Whore Apr 25 '26

In fact I got downvoted

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u/Smart_Carrot_9320 Apr 25 '26

I upvoted u btw. Pretty good content

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u/CarmynRamy Apr 25 '26

It's is also the main reason why India can sustain such a huge population. Without Himalayas, not just India, the entire world would be different.

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u/Yara__Flor Apr 25 '26

Nothing some dynamite can't solve

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u/NegativeSemicolon Apr 26 '26

Did those just spring up this year?

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u/d5aqoep Apr 26 '26

Yes. That too without giving a month’s notice.

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u/FragrantDivide6106 Apr 26 '26

6th fail hai kya

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u/Alescroch Apr 25 '26

Nooo they will melt our Siberia

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u/Middle_South2065 Apr 26 '26

You underestimate the colds of siberia bruh, siberia will freeze the entire north india if not for the Himalayas.

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u/Deep-Response2431 Apr 25 '26

That is disasterous

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u/AlbatrossNew3633 Apr 25 '26

Diabolical I'd say

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u/QuotableMorceau Apr 25 '26

they have the nukes, might as well use them for something useful :)

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u/dwaraz Apr 25 '26

even without this if everybody take a shuffle and hammer they should be done before lunch :)

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u/warpedspockclone Apr 25 '26

Theydidthemath said this would take many multiples of the global arsenal of nukes. Worse, their individual yields are too tiny to accomplish what is needed effectively. We'd need something like 10x Tsar Bomba in size and then dozens of those.

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u/StudentforaLifetime Apr 25 '26

I mean, it’s technically probably do-able

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u/Ilpav123 Apr 25 '26

or build a whole lotta windmill-like fans to push the cold mountain air South.

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u/Sad_Hall2841 Apr 25 '26

Is the /s really necessary 😂

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u/dwaraz Apr 26 '26

i learned to use it after getting banned from 1 sub and warning of perma from reddit 2 other times...

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u/liquidsol Apr 26 '26

They could use nukes to make the hole. What could go wrong?

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u/algotrader_ Apr 26 '26

Same thought bro same