Clicking Thanos poses no threat to humanity
The click that Mad Titan Thanos, who captured the Infinity Stones in the third Avengers movie, tried to destroy half of the living creatures in the Universe, will not do much harm to human civilization. This is reported by the Fandom edition with reference to scientific data. If we assume that we are talking exclusively about intelligent life, and the logic of Thanos suggests just such a genocide, then the effect will be insignificant and short-lived. In 2018, the world's population reached 7.6 billion, which means Thanos would have reduced it to 3.8 billion, that is, just to the level of the 70s of the XX century. Naturally, the destruction of such a number people will entail many "indirect" losses, for example, in the fall of aircraft that were in the air at that moment, or a collision of cars on the tracks. Also, a certain number of people will die as a result of the failure of a number of life support systems. But these losses will not be catastrophic and irreversible. It's a different matter if Thanos is going to destroy half of all living things, that is, animals, plants and, most importantly, microorganisms. In this case, the damage would be more significant, but even this would not lead to the collapse of civilization. So, according to modern scientific data, if all photosynthesis were stopped on Earth, then only after 1000 years living things would begin to experience a lack of oxygen in the atmosphere. The movie "Avengers 4: Endgame" will be released on April 29, 2019 year. But these losses will not be catastrophic and irreversible.It's a different matter if Thanos is going to destroy half of all living things, that is, animals, plants and, most importantly, microorganisms. In this case, the damage would be more significant, but even this would not lead to the collapse of civilization. So, according to modern scientific data, if all photosynthesis stopped on Earth, then only after 1000 years living things would begin to experience a lack of oxygen in the atmosphere. The movie "Avengers 4: Endgame" will be released on April 29, 2019 year. But these losses will not be catastrophic and irreversible.It's a different matter if Thanos is going to destroy half of all living things, that is, animals, plants and, most importantly, microorganisms. In this case, the damage would be more significant, but even this would not lead to the collapse of civilization. So, according to modern scientific data, if all photosynthesis were stopped on Earth, then only after 1000 years living things would begin to experience a lack of oxygen in the atmosphere. The movie "Avengers 4: Endgame" will be released on April 29, 2019 year. In this case, the damage would be more significant, but even this would not lead to the collapse of civilization. So, according to modern scientific data, if all photosynthesis were stopped on Earth, then only after 1000 years living things would begin to experience a lack of oxygen in the atmosphere.The movie "Avengers 4: Endgame" will be released on April 29, 2019 year. In this case, the damage would be more significant, but even this would not lead to the collapse of civilization. So, according to modern scientific data, if all photosynthesis were stopped on Earth, then only after 1000 years living things would begin to experience a lack of oxygen in the atmosphere.The movie "Avengers 4: Endgame" will be released on April 29, 2019 year. The Topic of Article: Clicking Thanos poses no threat to humanity. |
