From: Bret Kulakovich (bret@bonfireproductions.com)
Date: Thu Feb 06 2003 - 06:51:54 MST
I would take a look at the Japanese Anime Nausicaa series...
Everything is macroculture fungii. But I would definitely say
distopian visions are sort of not extrpoian?
Cheers,
Bret Kulakovich
Who .sigs his whole name because there is already a Brett, a B and
other permutations thereof.
Russell B Wrote:
>This is a peripheral query so read no further if that bothers you.
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>Okay, imagine a fairly full-on nuclear exchange causes a dark
>nuclear winter of several months' duration. Imagine further that the
>global climate thereafter tips over into something like ice-age
>temperatures. I'm stuck with this scenario so I don't want debate
>about its plausibility.
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>IF it happened like this, what would the major tropical/equatorial
>forests of places like Brazil look like after, say, 15-30 years?
>Presumably they would die but a lot of the big trees would remain
>standing. What sort of new vegetation could we expect to grow in
>what waa left of these jungles? It is difficult to imagine that many
>of the original animals would survive but some kind of animal
>life...if only the proverbial cockroaches...might thrive. I'm not
>even sure of what temperatures we would get in these regions.
>Presumably they would be fairly mild even if the temperate zones
>were now very cold, even in summer.
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>Does anyone have the kind of expertise to have an informed idea on
>these points?
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>Russell B
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