Coming clean

[supersage]

 

[OrHoweverTheBurgerIsEaten]

I actually agree about sinking the parts below sea level

im talking about all of the netherlands
even belgium and Luxembourg

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

cacaotry

So goots are cacaots?

 

[Goot]

im talking about all of the netherlands
even belgium and Luxembourg

That's not geogrpahically possible

 

[OrHoweverTheBurgerIsEaten]

That's not geogrpahically possible

i dont care about muh geographicerinos

 

[Goot]

So goots are cacaots?
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Quit acting dummyed, this isn't gigaquoteable you are just being annoying in the unwanted person type of way

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

Quit acting dummyed, this isn't gigaquoteable you are just being annoying in the unwanted person type of way

You don't get to insult me AND seethe at a joke at the same time

 

[OrHoweverTheBurgerIsEaten]

>being annoying in the unwanted person type of way

 

[Goot]

You don't get to insult me AND seethe at a joke at the same time

I just did

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

I just did

Fuuuuuck...

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheesest]

That's not geogrpahically possible

Okay Mr Sam & Hykle

 

[supersage]

>having a clitty leakdown that spans over 4 hours

 

[Lateral]

That's not geogrpahically possible

what if the sea level rose so that all of netherlands belgium and luxembourg is underwater





If the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg (the Benelux region) went completely underwater, it would require a catastrophic global sea-level rise of hundreds of meters, effectively reshaping Europe and displacing tens of millions of people.

The Scale of the Inundation

• • Elevation realities: While large parts of the Netherlands sit below sea level (and over 65% would be flooded without current sodack Belgium has a slightly higher average elevation, and Luxembourg is heavily characterized by the rugged, elevated Ardennes 10 to 300+ meters high. [1, 2]
  • Extreme water levels: For all of Luxembourg and Belgium to be submerged, global sea levels would need to rise by over 400 to 500 meters—an impossible scenario given that melting all known ice on Earth would only raise oceans by about 70 meters (230 feet). [1]
  • The Geographic Result: In a realistic extreme melting scenario (70 meters), the western and northern halves of the Netherlands and coastal Belgium would vanish, turning the North Sea deep into mainland Europe, while higher ground in eastern Belgium and all of Luxembourg would remain as islands or highlands. Total submergence means the ocean level has risen past all continental plateaus in the region. [1]

Immediate Impacts and Consequences

• • Mass Displacement: More than 30 million people living across the Benelux economic union would lose their homes instantly, triggering the greatest refugee crisis in human history as populations migrate into the higher terrains of France, Germany, and beyond.
  • Economic Collapse: The region serves as the financial, logistical, and trade heart of Europe—housing mega-hubs like the Port of Rotterdam and the political capitals of the European Union in Brussels and Luxembourg City. Their loss would collapse global supply chains and European governance structures.
  • Geopolitical Redrawing: Entire nations would effectively become "nations without territory," prompting radical international law adjustments regarding maritime borders, government-in-exile statuses, and citizenship for millions of climate refugees.

Would you like to explore what a realistic 5-meter sea-level rise would do to the Netherlands
, or look into the massive engineering proposals like the Northern European Enclosure Dam meant to keep the North Sea out?

 

[OrHoweverTheBurgerIsEaten]

>having a clitty leakdown that spans over 4 hours

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The Goot Clitty Meltdown of 2026

 

[Nvtral]

WHY ARE THERE SO MANY

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheesest]

even belgium

@myexdrew

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

WHY ARE THERE SO MANY

Long story

 

[supersage]

Long story

short story: im golden with this