You asked a question, i answered it. We don't agree.

I do think that it will be the end of what we currently know as normal, how much the new world that emerges resembles our current civilization is a big unknown to me. Drougts, storms, famine, war tend to change things regionally but on a global scale and occuring simultaneously? Sounds like the makings of what could be a new "fall of rome" but with much larger scale and more severe. I do not think it bodes well for civilization. One thing is certain, if we continue down this path now we will need massive changes in the ever closer future to make things work.

Start with the conclusion and work your way back to whatever made up problem you say caused it. Just like the scientific method. /s

Ok. I disagree with your assement but thats fine.

Its really not, 2 feet of sea level rise will be a disaster of a level never before seen in recorded history. How is calling it a doomsday glacier extreme hyperbole?

I don't think the branding will matter too much to the people who choose to deny global warming.