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How anyone can be so collossally retarded as to deny a century of observed facts, which show a direct correlating graph between antropogenic carbon emissions and global climate is beyond me. I swear the only possible way is if the individual is Anacephalic (The medical term for being born without a brain).
Okay, so maybe that was a little too much hyperbole there, but seriously, anyone who takes more than a few minutes to look at the accumulated evidence cannot fail to end up agreeing with the consensus of the world's climate scientists. I can however understand the US being the bastion of opposition to reality, when it is the nation renowned for people who regularly view media sources which have been statistically proven to make you LESS well informed about current affairs than someone who gets no news whatsoever. I direct anyone unfortunate enough to be in this situation to view all of the following: For an overview: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scienti...climate_change The facts, made easy. A series of videos on the science, and what it undeniably says: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...8&feature=plcp In easier to digest short videos, every argument ever against the reality, debunked: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...3&feature=plcp |
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2. explain how man caused the last ice age and then rapid increase in temperatures 10,000 years ago to have the world at its present state? and also explain the rapid changes in temperature "little ice age" in the 18th century and the many other changes in temperature over time a basic lesson taught in science and maths is "Correlation does not imply causation" and "cause and effect" if you follow your logic then not only is global warming caused an increase in global temperatures (in the past) but it also has caused global temperatures to remain steady, if not decline (as it is at present). any scientist knows the dangers of extrapolating beyond what they have measured (ie reading into the future). although global warming is a widely accepted idea, it is by no means unanimously accepted, and still remains a hotly debated issue within the scientific community (not the same articles that get published in wikipedia), and there are many eminent researchers who do not see what you seem to see in the evidence. Haven’t you noticed that governments have stopped calling it global warming and now refer to it as "climate change"? and lastly i am all for scientific debate, hell while something is not proven, neither side is right, and debating and discussing helps exchange of ideas and makes people strive to prove ideas with... evidence... but calling people colossally retarded and anencephalic is a tad extreme. anyway, always willing to be proven wrong. regards your brain dead retard friend Last edited by aussiepride; 06-10-2012 at 10:04 AM. |
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I fully acept that debate has proven useful, it has led to every possible angle being explored. Now we have the avidence from all the new lines of ingestigation which debate has spurred, and they all confirm each other. Good, because as soon as you do any research you'll know you have been. I recommend getting your info from good, solid, respected scientific journals like Nature, rather than from uneducated babbling fools with nothing more than a diploma in journalism, like Christopher Monckton. |
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"correlation does not mean causation" a simple rise in c02 gases was not to blame for the end of the last ice age (nor the an inverse cause for it). all global warming :theroies did not put a end date to projections. they were simply that.. projections. |
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