What happened to the days when people cared about truths...

[dubious_doomhammer]

Jesus you people are simple....

Says the person that cant differentiate between melting and rusting.

[Granyala]

Wait, did you seriously just assume it takes millions of years for cell phones and cell phone towers to melt away lol?

Metal structures and plastics would be gone i a few thousand years, yes.

I'm not even sure if the integrated circuits decay at all.
Glass and Styrofoam also do not decompose naturally either.

[Fascinate]

Says the person that cant differentiate between melting and rusting.

This is why we cant have nice things...

[Lollis]

Jesus you people are simple....

If you put a time lapse on a 1919 cadillac to now as you watch it (it wouldnt even take 100 years, btw) it would literally appear to be melting into the ground.

Can we move on, now?

No it wouldn't. It would literally appear to be rusting away. Because that is literally what it would be doing.

[Kumorii]

Jesus you people are simple....

If you put a time lapse on a 1919 cadillac to now as you watch it (it wouldnt even take 100 years, btw) it would literally appear to be melting into the ground.

Can we move on, now?

appear to be melting into the ground.

I R S-M-R-T

[Lollis]

Metal structures and plastics would be gone i a few thousand years, yes.

I'm not even sure if the integrated circuits decay at all.
Glass and Styrofoam also do not decompose naturally either.

Photodegredation gets everything eventually.

[Fascinate]

Metal structures and plastics would be gone i a few thousand years, yes.

I'm not even sure if the integrated circuits decay at all.
Glass and Styrofoam also do not decompose naturally either.

It ALL decays like wtf are you talking about lol. This isnt even mentioning a massive meteor/comet striking the ocean (which happens fairly frequent on a universal scale).

Your mind doesnt let you think anymore, you stopped many years ago when your uncle told you this is how things are.

This is another reason, why i am smarter than everyone else...i never had a role model. ( before you freak out the situation i just described is a hypothetical).

[Granyala]

Photodegredation gets everything eventually.

If it is exposed to the light, yes.
Fossils proved that even stuff as sensitive as biologicals can survive, so I'd assume sturdier materials should survive too.

[Acidbaron]

Jesus you people are simple....

If you put a time lapse on a 1919 cadillac to now as you watch it (it wouldnt even take 100 years, btw) it would literally appear to be melting into the ground.

Can we move on, now?

No that's still called oxidation, easier to admit being wrong and using the wrong term, people will simply hang on to this for a long time.

Also melting would mean the metal changes form back to a liquid state. Oxidation is something completely different.

[Granyala]

uncle told you this is how things are.

I don't have an uncle I have any relationship with, so they would have told me nothing.

[dubious_doomhammer]

This is why we cant have nice things...

You're supposed to be the smartest person in this thread, yet you continue to say the most asinine things. Why would anyone ever take what you have to say seriously?

[Fascinate]

No that's still called oxidation, easier to admit being wrong and using the wrong term, people will simply hang on to this for a long time.

Also melting would mean the metal changes form back to a liquid state. Oxidation is something completely different.

What the fuck ever who cares lol. Im trying to view this as a long range observer as to what happens to the landscape, call it whatever you want but it the car would literally appear to be melting (being absorbed) back into the earth.

Can we now, move on?

[Granyala]

Can we now, move on?

I should but your BS is far too entertaining.

[Lollis]

If it is exposed to the light, yes.
Fossils proved that even stuff as sensitive as biologicals can survive, so I'd assume sturdier materials should survive too.

True, but given a long enough time frame everything will eventually be broken down by the natural decay of matter. But we are talking a very, very, very long time.

[Ashleyxoxo]

Stephen Hawking warned us to be wary of aliens.

[Acidbaron]

You are crazy as a canary but i like you, you at least get some of the challenges society faces in accepting truths. This world is NOT built to deal with social media even a little bit, this is why i 100% know ancient cultures were more advanced than us......they likely went through the electronic age same as we did and realized its a dead end.

It is great to have a vivid imagination, i would put more hope in humanity and less stock in imaginary societies that failed.

[Fascinate]

I should but your BS is far too entertaining.

Clearly, you wont stop posting in here, and are adding nothing to my insightful musings.

Im not here for personal gain on any level, im just offering my mind up for anyone interested. So far, been quite the dud. More than a few people have said reddit is the best place to test myself, but i havea feeling no one there can match me either.

[Acidbaron]

What the fuck ever who cares lol. Im trying to view this as a long range observer as to what happens to the landscape, call it whatever you want but it the car would literally appear to be melting (being absorbed) back into the earth.

Can we now, move on?

When you make a thread about the subject of truth, and thus facts. I would think you put more value in addressing and naming things correctly. Otherwise you're simply part of the problem.

[Ashleyxoxo]

Ah yes, the good old days. Slavery, the flu, the list goes on..

[Granyala]

True, but given a long enough time frame everything will eventually be broken down by the natural decay of matter. But we are talking a very, very, very long time.

Certainly not the OPs 30K years.