>A lengthy drought in Europe has exposed carved boulders, known as "hunger stones," that have been used for centuries to commemorate historic droughts — and warn of their consequences. >One of the stones on the banks of the Elbe is carved with the words "Wenn du mich siehst, dann weine": "If you see me, weep." >A team of Czech researchers described that stone in detail in a 2013 paper about the history of droughts in Czech lands. >The stone is also chiseled with "the years of hardship and the initials of authors lost to history," the researchers wrote: >"It expressed that drought had brought a bad harvest, lack of food, high prices and hunger for poor people. Before 1900, the following droughts are commemorated on the stone: 1417, 1616, 1707, 1746, 1790, 1800, 1811, 1830, 1842, 1868, 1892, and 1893."
The hunger stones of Europe have re-emerged. Are you guys okay there?
If Man wanted to, we have the technology to live without nature. It's just bleeding heart libtards who are holding us back. We could literally make it rain if we wanted to. We could have the energy of the stars if we wanted to.
Thankfully, China isn't beholden to "muh natural order of things".
Once we have nuclear fusion, we could literally do anything we wanted.
In 1616 if water was low people would have dry fields because of lack of rain Now we can pump water
Chase Anderson
I hope you fucking die you bug scum. We cannot live without nature. We cannot control nature. Any attempt to do so has always resulted in failure in some way shape or form.
>Hunger Stones The more I learn about European history that isn't just creme de la creme biased shit, the more I see how similar 99% of Europeans were to Africans
You can see these stones twice a year every year, user. You're falling for sensationalist journalism.
Jose Cox
Nature is radically changing due to human activity, which by extension means we buck broke nature
Evan James
What? Do you think all of Europe has dried up into a desert? Idiot. In one Scottish lake there is enough room to store the entireness of men.
Tyler Nelson
wes all from yakub after all
Noah Flores
>Are you guys okay there? No. Send help
Carson Perry
What?
Christian Evans
Nature is in a constant state of change and chaos which is why humanity will NEVER control it. Nature will always exist. Humans will not.
Nathan Gutierrez
Hunger stones sounds like some shit out of Africa, is all I'm saying. Or even Australia kek
Sebastian Torres
You say this and a 1 million species are being wiped out every decade. Humans are responsible for the greatest ecological collapse in Earth's history since the last great extinction period. And that's a good thing. If you want to be with nature so badly, go fuck off from civilization. We won't miss you.
We are the God's of this planet. You can reject your legacy for all I care.
Adam Morales
Nature can heal, humanity cannot. Eventually Earth will become inhospitable for humanity because of people's hubris.
Kayden Harris
>If Man wanted to, we have the technology to live without nature. It's just bleeding heart libtards who are holding us back. We could literally make it rain if we wanted to. We could have the energy of the stars if we wanted to. >Thankfully, China isn't beholden to "muh natural order of things". >Once we have nuclear fusion, we could literally do anything we wanted.
Man is a part of nature, you anthropophobic monstrosity
Robert Wood
I didn't realise they had global warming in 1800s
Isaac Morris
>niggas in the 1800's faced 8 droughts >people in the 1900's faced none >people in the 2000's faced ONE and is going insane
Zoomies nowadays complain about everything.
Aaron Anderson
that's not true at all. We cannot wipe out all life on earth even if we tried. Humans have existed for 2 million years, a literal speck of dust in the grand scheme of things. If we tried to kill 99% of life, succeeded in doing so, and then died in the next million years, it would take very little time for nature to rebound.
