Norlanderon April 17 2011 22:08:59
Nice read, but not much new, apart from one study saying it might be bigger than expected. The last big one from Yellowstone is not the biggest volcanic eruption in recent geological times, Toba holds that distinction, being a volcano of a scale which doesn't happen more than once per 25 million years. Since it happened 70000 years ago, we're in for a long wait
That being said I very much believe that most people forget about these "low probability, high impact events", only one of which will severely change civilization as we know it.
Vuzman 19/06/2026 18:35 Í gjár fyri 30 árum síðani spældi Toto í høllini á Hálsi
Norlander 08/06/2026 20:52 For some reason only 2 photos the Brugge album now, something might have gotten lost over the years and transfers of hosts, etc.
OKJones 08/06/2026 09:53 I'm pretty sure we had more photo albums, like Bruges and Dubrovnik.
Scary
