For the record, science technically recently did solve global warming, by inventing fuel cells that are powered by draining carbon dioxide from the air and converting it to oxygen, so if that is applied on a large world-spanning scale it could likely solve the problem. However, Bill Gates has heavily invested in the invention, so he is technically in a position to shut it down if he wants to, and I distrust the altruism of his intentions.
This reminds me of a married couple I read about that gave birth to twins during the “fall back” switch. The first twin was born around 2:50 am and the second, around 2:15 am. Cue lifelong discussion over who’s the elder.
Cactus-Pete about 2 years ago
He sometimes know how to write an ‘e’?
Bilan about 2 years ago
Apparently there’s still con men. How far into the future do we have to go to avoid them?
Algolei I about 2 years ago
We solved it, we just haven’t done anything about it yet.
juncarlo about 2 years ago
Looks like Cliff has been reading the Calvin and Hobbes strips.
Doug K about 2 years ago
The future is now.
tudza Premium Member about 2 years ago
Doesn’t it happen at 0200?
therese_callahan2002 about 2 years ago
Better begin your exercise regimen, Pam. After all, you’ve got the dumbbells.
Zeno2099 about 2 years ago
Ha! Good one.
Zeno2099 about 2 years ago
For the record, science technically recently did solve global warming, by inventing fuel cells that are powered by draining carbon dioxide from the air and converting it to oxygen, so if that is applied on a large world-spanning scale it could likely solve the problem. However, Bill Gates has heavily invested in the invention, so he is technically in a position to shut it down if he wants to, and I distrust the altruism of his intentions.
Gent about 2 years ago
Of course global warming is solved. It now called climate change.
The Reader Premium Member about 2 years ago
All of humanity lives in space now, so it doesn’t matter anymore.
preacherman about 2 years ago
Brewster may be a bit delusional, but I like his positive spin on the future and solving the greatest problem of our time, climate change.
kantuck-nadie about 2 years ago
Hey Calvin, why is a box a time machine? Cause Hobbies, it’s SCIENCE!
Mopman about 2 years ago
But the hour jump goes from 2:00 to 3:00.
Buckeye67 about 2 years ago
Poor Brewster, even Cliff can con him.
tripwire45 about 2 years ago
Calvin did it better.
ekw555 about 2 years ago
he’s fortunate he did not hop into the Transmogrifier !
royq27 about 2 years ago
It’s all about the timing…
trainnut1956 about 2 years ago
If nature abhors a vacuum, how come Brewster’s head hasn’t collapsed?
mistercatworks about 2 years ago
Now there’s an idea. What if we just set our “clocks” ahead 10,000 years? Surely the problem will have gone away by then.
Csaw Backnforth about 2 years ago
That box can’t be a time machine – it’s not blue (and doesn’t appear to be made of wood.)
jtrevor99 about 2 years ago
Hate to be THAT guy, but…doesn’t the time switch at 2am to 3am, not 1 to 2?
jtrevor99 about 2 years ago
This reminds me of a married couple I read about that gave birth to twins during the “fall back” switch. The first twin was born around 2:50 am and the second, around 2:15 am. Cue lifelong discussion over who’s the elder.
Michael Scott Premium Member about 2 years ago
Ahh yes. DST, all the fun of jetlag without having to leave home
dpatrickryan Premium Member about 2 years ago
DST typically kicks in at 0200, not 0100.
wbbh about 2 years ago
Makes much more sense than Daylight Saving.
FreihEitner Premium Member about 2 years ago
Did we solve that daylight saving time problem?