Large parts of America are uninhabitable but people live there anyway

The 48 states are 8 Million square kilometers. Could the OP be more specific about the location of these areas ? I live in Massachusetts and consider the state of Rhode Island to be a northeastern cold water swamp of practically no value.

Buffering issue?

You spend your winters hiding inside with the heat on.

Is there some reason you arbitrarily condemn indoor living in the summer while you have no problem with indoor living in the winter?

No I don’t. I go outside every single day often twice a day for a couple of hours and it rarely gets below freezing.

Nice try.

So you're inside 22 or 23 hours a day i.e. more than 90% of it

A large chunk of Europe does.

Should everyone in those Baltic countries abandon the region because you don't approve?

No dog in the fight but that seems like a particularly dumb effort.

Guy who's been posting in a message board thread for 3 hours doesn't approve of people spending time inside.

"I go outside every single day often twice a day for a couple of hours"

Is it not relevant that a guy attacking being indoors too much admitted he was indoors at least 20 hours a day?

Show me where I said anyone should leave any location? You won’t cause I didn’t.

I am just saying they are horrible places to live if you value the outdoors and natural beauty.

Ever been to Venice? Place is all hard surfaces. Pretty much no vegetation. Hotter than blazes in the summer. And it’s full of pick pockets, sweaty tourists and Europeans that don’t regularly bathe.

pretty much noplace on Earth is hot and humid at the same time, unless you think temperatures in the 80s is hot. Only an ignorant yankee would think that. People in Arab countries where it regularly gets to 120F would laugh themselves to death at you.

Only an ignorant yankee would ignore all the people who constantly freeze to death in the very dangerous northern and eastern winters. That's bad weather. Look at all the preparation and expense you have to go to just to survive it. Without all that modern stuff, if you had to build a log cabin, collect firewood, make your own clothes, I think you'd move south

Inhabited parts of the United States are uninhabitable. And the people who inhabit the uninhabitable places survive by eating inedible food and breathing the unbreathable air.

No I didn’t.

I go outside other times also, just are just runs as one example. I also walk my dog, take my kids to the park, watch their sports events, garden, enjoy occasional hikes and often spend time in the pedestrian retail areas of town.

Ok so parts of Europe aren’t great either, other parts are. Well done now you’re getting the concept.

The specific current at risk of shutdown is the AMOC, which transfers heat from Greenland to Europe. Europe would become colder, not warmer. It's also no laughing matter for anyone and not worth a pissing contest because:

1. It risks 10ft of sea level rise over the course of ~20 years due to the decimation of the Greenland ice sheet since all the heat would get stuck there. All oceanfront cities would become New Orleans, except without the preexisting levees.

2. Millions of people in all countries will fall victim to famine.

So yeah hahahaha. The weather in Europe may abruptly change and ruin the lives of everyone on the planet. You really got him.

Let me tell you what Europeans think a good time in nature is - just look at the Paris tri where athletes got sick swimming in a dirty river. And they had to make it a lap course because they have so little nature.

It hasn’t taken three out straight to type a few shorts posts here. Minutes here and there. Killing time on flight and at airports.

Are you all always so literal?
Of course I’m embellishing but they are sh!t places to live and a lot of people there are fat.