Half those temps are lower than normal. Doesn't even tell the story they want it to.
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YouBet said:
Half those temps are lower than normal. Doesn't even tell the story they want it to.
lol.
Thanks for turning me on to the account IFindR-words, that dude has some funny stuff.johnnyblaze36 said:
First reply is perfect:This is climate change. pic.twitter.com/ofWTySpMOH
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johnnyblaze36 said:
First reply is perfect:This is climate change. pic.twitter.com/ofWTySpMOH
— Pramila Jayapal (@PramilaJayapal) June 26, 2025
This is a weather map, not a climate map.johnnyblaze36 said:
First reply is perfect:This is climate change. pic.twitter.com/ofWTySpMOH
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That is correct. I don't believe in "scientific consensus" being a reasonable basis for pursuing widespread societal changes in our standard of living any more than I believe that "popular opinion" should dictate medical care decisions or that an Academy Award Oscar means it's going to be a good movie.Quote:
You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels.
KillerAg21 said:
I just want to get this straight. You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels. Yet you are trying to show to me a graph of past temperatures of the earth. That would have been done assuming by scientist and academics One you just pulled out of thin air with no citation.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-global-temperatures-years-today-unprecedented.html
I remember 2019 (before the war) like it was yesterday.KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
With respect, it's the lack of evidence that fails to persuade. Again, "consensus" =/= "evidence"Quote:
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
"Tierney, who heads the lab in which this research was conducted, is also known for her contributions to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports and climate briefings for the U.S. Congress."KillerAg21 said:
I just want to get this straight. You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels. Yet you are trying to show to me a graph of past temperatures of the earth. That would have been done assuming by scientist and academics One you just pulled out of thin air with no citation.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-global-temperatures-years-today-unprecedented.html
KillerAg21 said:
I just want to get this straight. You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels. Yet you are trying to show to me a graph of past temperatures of the earth. That would have been done assuming by scientist and academics One you just pulled out of thin air with no citation.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-global-temperatures-years-today-unprecedented.html
You need to think like a scientist. "Science is the culture of doubt" (Richard Feynman). The "consensus" changes dramatically when new evidence is presented. You need to say "current consensus". The fact is that "climate change" is a complex issue with many variables (human contributions is just one of these variables) and that there will never be concreate evidence that humans "cause" climate change. Always use terms that acknowledge doubt, such as "may artificially increase global temperatures" etc.KillerAg21 said:
I just want to get this straight. You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels. Yet you are trying to show to me a graph of past temperatures of the earth. That would have been done assuming by scientist and academics One you just pulled out of thin air with no citation.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-global-temperatures-years-today-unprecedented.html
KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
I sat in Rm 101 in Halbouty back in 1988-1989 and listed to the new dean of the college of geosciences tell the entire college that anybody who wanted to get their research funded going foward needed to find a way to tie it in with climate change, because that is where all the funding was coming from. And the funding is only looking for research that climate change is a problem.coolerguy12 said:KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
"Evidence" created by people paid to find specific evidence is certainly not convincing. All you have to do is follow the money to figure out what's going on. But no amount of evidence will convince you.
They did a scam like that in the 70's - we were headed for the next ice age according to the same alarmist hacks that then transitioned straight into manmade global warming.Maroon Dawn said:
The scam never dies. If we leave this solar maximum we're in and enter a solar minimum period they'll claim global cooling is man made and can only be stopped by giving government more power and taxes
KillerAg21 said:
The point has never been that the earth doesn't change temperature. It is the fact that it is rising in a way that is unsustainable to the human population and it will cause mass casualties to a variety of populations. Life on Earth will go on for billions of years after humanity is gone. They are just trying to keep us here as long as possible.
https://www.ukri.org/who-we-are/how-we-are-doing/research-outcomes-and-impact/nerc/the-story-behind-the-discovery-of-the-ozone-hole/
KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
Your idol Barack Hussein Obama doesn't believe it either. If he did, he would not be buying mega mansions directly on coastal waters and flying private all across the globe.KillerAg21 said:
I just want to get this straight. You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels. Yet you are trying to show to me a graph of past temperatures of the earth. That would have been done assuming by scientist and academics One you just pulled out of thin air with no citation.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-global-temperatures-years-today-unprecedented.html
Another consensus among scientist, and there have been many others proven wrong.KillerAg21 said:
I just want to get this straight. You don't believe in the scientific consensus that humankind has been artificially increasing the global temperature due to the burning of fossil fuels. Yet you are trying to show to me a graph of past temperatures of the earth. That would have been done assuming by scientist and academics One you just pulled out of thin air with no citation.
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-global-temperatures-years-today-unprecedented.html
Measured by a combination of tree rings, polar ice cap core samples, stories of locals who are between 1/8th and 1/16 Cherokee recounting what their great-great aunt told their cousins at a family reunion that they didn't attend, and researchers trying to secure funding.DallasAg 94 said:
What was the temperature of Texas 300 years ago and who recorded them?
Show us untainted and unmanipulated evidence that doesn't require us to send tax dollars to the "disproportionately impacted" via the federal government and/or the UN due based on an arbitrary Celsius ceiling that will require technology that doesn't exist to not go over that ceiling...and maybe we will listen.KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
Good thing we have all these trees on earth to turn the CO2 back into Oxygen. It would suck if we didnt.KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.
And we've only added more trees in the USA over the decades.BadMoonRisin said:Good thing we have all these trees on earth to turn the CO2 back into Oxygen. It would suck if we didnt.KillerAg21 said:
Popular opinion in medical care is far cry from the global climate and the long term effect of pumping of billions and billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
That's your issue like many on here. No amount of evidence will persuade your opinions and that is sad.