The smoke by occluding the sun so much likely is reducing temperatures all over north America

 So, if temperatures are being reduced by the smoke staying mostly over North America, for some reason instead of traveling to Europe and Asia like it usually does when there is smoke it is changing the dynamics of everything in North America at the very least above Mexico.

Though people become more susceptible to Covid directly because of the smoke (because of the damage smoke does to people's lungs) it also occludes the sun and likely is reducing temperatures on the ground somewhat too.

So, hopefully, this will reduce temperatures and the heat on the ground much like pyroclastic glass dust particles in the air from Volcanoes also do around the world.

For example, the pyroclastic glass dust particles in the air from Iceland went over to France and caused people to starve who weren't rich because crops couldn't grow normally or right and this caused the French revolution, the invention of the guillotine and the execution of most upper class people in France who didn't escape to England or other countries during the French Revolution.

So, something as simple as smoke from fires nationwide or pyroclastic glass from volcanoes occludes the sun and tends to change the weather on that continent or island and sometimes changes the nation and the world in various ways.

Here is a URL for a smoke map right now of North America. As you can see smoke is all the way up into Hudson Bay Canada instead of going to Europe like it usually does on winds.

https://fire.airnow.gov/

I believe the three biggest sources of the smoke are the Dixie Fire, The Caldor Fire and the Tamarack Fire which are all in the Sierras in California presently.

 

French Revolution - Wikipedia

The French Revolution was a period of radical political and societal change in France that began with the Estates General of 1789 and ended with the ...

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Financial Crisis

Estates-General Of 1789

Abolition Of The Ancien Régime

Creating A New Constitution

Revolution And The Church

1. The underlying causes of the French Revolution are generally seen as arising from the failure of the Ancien Régime to manage social and economic inequality. Rapid population growth and the inability to adequately finance government debt resulted in economic depression, unemployment and high food prices. Combined with a regressive tax system and resistance to reform by the ruling elite, it resulted in a crisis Louis XVI proved unable to manage. Louis XVI, who came to the throne in 1774. At the same time, discussion of these issues and political dissent had become part of wider European society, rather than confined to a small elite. This took different forms, such as the English 'coffeehouse culture', and extended to areas colonised by Europeans, particularly British North America. Contacts between diverse groups in Edinburgh, Geneva, Boston, Amsterdam, Paris, London or Vienna were much greater than often appreciated. Transnational elites who shared ideas and styles were not new; what changed was their extent and the numbers involved. Under Louis XIV, the Court at Versailles was the centre of culture, fashion and political power. Improvements in education and literacy over the course of the 18th century meant larger audiences for newspapers and journals, with Masonic lodges, coffee houses and reading clubs providing areas where people could debate ...

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