- If You Do the Math.mp4 (Music Video)
[Verse 1]
Come right this way
If you have a problem
I know how to solve them
When it comes to math, I’m of the persuasion
To solve the equation
[Chorus]
Figure it out
Without doubt
Resolve to solve
In evolution
To find solution
Know to know
[Bridge]
If synapse collapse
Comes your way
Change your day
Put it in play
It’ll be O.K.
[Verse 2]
Fracture by the fraction
In our subdivision
More multiplication
In their skepticism
[Chorus]
Figure it out
Without doubt
Resolve to solve
In evolution
To find solution
Know to know
[Bridge]
If synapse collapse
Comes your way
Change your day
Put it in play
It’ll be O.K.
[Verse 3]
Status time symbol
Feeling less than nimble
Lacking Gucci?
Dole parts of the whole
Theirs takes a toll
Wait! You’ll see
[Chorus]
Figure it out
Without doubt
Resolve to solve
In evolution
To find solution
Know to know
[Bridge]
If synapse collapse
Comes your way
Change your day
Put it in play
It’ll be O.K.
[Outro]
Divisor advisor
Integer instigator
Divisor advisor
All the wiser
[Silence]
- If-You-Do-the-Math.mp3
- If-You-Do-the-Math.mp3 (unplugged to conserve energy)
ABOUT THE SONG
I’ve been thinking about the giant global warming formula that has been formulating in my head for the last few decades.
Human induced climate change is an exponential component of an unordered system (chaos theory). Our climate model uses chaos theory in an attempt to adequately account for humans and forecasts a global average temperature increase of 9 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
Unfortunately, even scientists are failing to see (let alone forecast) the rapid acceleration in climate change. Due to their complexity, the impacts of the Domino Effect are being underestimated. Tipping points are Critical Milestones that directly impact the rate of acceleration in climate change by multiplying the number and intensity of feedback loops. The Domino Effect is also known as “tipping cascades” in climate science. Cascading impacts in relation to tipping points include cascading impacts across biogeophysical and social systems. Until recently, scientist have been drastically underestimating the social-ecological systems. The University of Exeter reports, “There is a notable lack of topic clusters dedicated to how humans will be impacted by climate-related tipping cascades.”
Previous climate models have inadequately incorporated “social-ecological systems” as human involvement was not a significant factor in past climate changes. Regrettably, the United States ranks among the least prepared countries globally, with the highest percentage of climate deniers. The Republican party dismisses it as a manufactured crisis and plans to increase fossil fuel production, exacerbating the situation. Political extremists asserting that the climate crisis is manufactured employ an ironic term, considering that human manufacturing activities are the primary driver of climate change. Both political parties have concurred to allocate unlimited emergency funding for climate disasters instead of proactively preventing them. Last year, the US witnessed a record number of over a billion-dollar climate disasters, totaling 28 separate weather and climate-related events. It is due to this arrogance and ignorance that “worst-case scenarios” are now “best-case scenarios” for the acceleration of climate change. These factors have altered our climate model, shifting the projected maximum temperature rise from 4 degrees Celsius over the next millennium to a probable increase of 9 degrees Celsius this century.