So, what you're saying is....

Knowing that the ocean creates about 90 billion tons of carbon dioxide, plant life creates about 60 billion tons of carbon dioxide, and human's pollution creates about 5-6 billion tons of carbon dioxide will help me out in life?

 

Why be so negative? Plants need carbon dioxide to produce oxygen. And without oxygen you would be dead. Therefore, learn about nature and appreciate the relationship.

P.S. The term for that kind of relationship is reciprocal.

 

You live in Florida. You may get hired by some company that just might lik ethat organization or you could rollerskate at Sonic.

 

Tuff Choice

 

lol

 

Maybe not diectly, but it's those indirect relationships that can save you.

If you're going into programming, what if a job is slapped on your desk that requires a basic understanding of the amounts of CO2 (e.g., billions of tons rather than just tons). If you paid attention in class, you may catch a calculation error that's off by a factor of 1,000 (like when the program outputs values in the millions of tons rather than billions). Those little catches can not only save your job, but they impress your boss and get you raises.

Quite often, solving a problem requires a 10,000 foot view of the issues involved. Ever heard the term couldn't see the forest for the trees? If you don't understand the bigger picture, understanding a small portion of it may do you no good.

 

im doing school work and real work right now, pipe down

 

[QUOTE=24s2k7,Jan 20 2006, 10:02 AM] So, what you're saying is....

Knowing that the ocean creates about 90 billion tons of carbon dioxide, plant life creates about 60 billion tons of carbon dioxide, and human's pollution creates about 5-6 billion tons of carbon dioxide will help me out in life?