ttystikk
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Yep... cuz up is down, black is white and George Orwell is writing position papers for the Republican party from his grave.Are you so daft that you don't see that?
Yep... cuz up is down, black is white and George Orwell is writing position papers for the Republican party from his grave.Are you so daft that you don't see that?
Look, I don't deny it. I just don't accept it with religious fervor.Right. Because untold billions of barrels of fossil fuels have been burned in less than a century on multiple occasions in the earth's prehistory... without any other trace.
Uncle Buck is right about you. You really are too stupid to breathe unassisted.
It's precisely as I said. We're on a natural cyclical peak and we're making it bigger.Statistics are used to predict events that occur relatively often. Random is used to describe events for which we have no explanation. We have an explanation for the nonrandom excessive spike in CO2 at the end of the 400000 year series. Are you so daft that you don't see that?
And you are right, CO2 levels didn't double. If I read the graph, it shows the natural series end and the fossil fuels effect begin at about 275 ppm and peak at about 390. That's 38% increase. At no other time in the entire 400,000 years did CO2 levels rise above 310 and there are only 3 other times where Co2 rose above 275 ppm.
Could this have been a natural event? Umm no. Its as ttystikk said. There is only one explanation. Fossil fuels. If you persist, I'll drag other evidence out. But I'd rather not. So don't.
Just constructing a picture with what we DO know leads inescapably to the OBVIOUS conclusion. Quit with the mambo pamby 'could be' games, that's just intellectually dishonest.Look, I don't deny it. I just don't accept it with religious fervor.
It's worth trying to see where the holes are in any argument.
Do I accept 100% of what is said? No. Becuase there is a large variable of the unknown. We don't know everything about our climate.
Look, both sides have monitory incentives to present certian data. Climate gate has given us ample cause to doubt. Not deny, but simply apply a healthy dose of skepticism.Just constructing a picture with what we DO know leads inescapably to the OBVIOUS conclusion. Quit with the mambo pamby 'could be' games, that's just intellectually dishonest.
Sooooooooo the next thing to do is to follow the money. Right back to the Koch smokers and their right wing publicity generating 'think tanks' in all fifty states, for example. Does that not sound like a concerted effort to misinform? Koch smokers own Duke Energy, one of the nation's largest coal production and coal fired electricity production companies. Ok? They give no fucks about you or your kids, they have theirs and they mean to increase it.
Ok, so we agree.It's precisely as I said. We're on a natural cyclical peak and we're making it bigger.
Oh man, filter your bias a little will you?Look, both sides have monitory incentives to present certian data. Climate gate has given us ample cause to doubt. Not deny, but simply apply a healthy dose of skepticism.
You sound just like a southern baptist with your unwavering faith and out lashes at the slightest questions.
See... no room for questioning. Dismissive of inqueries... dogma.Ok, so we agree.
If you can leave this at "we're making it bigger" then we are in agreement.
I thought you got that right. We made it bigger. Agreement.See... no room for questioning. Dismissive of inqueries... dogma.
Bit they don't want to, because it inescapably leads right back to responsibility for the consequences, and they'd really rather not have to think about those.I thought you got that right. We made it bigger. Agreement.
The rest of the stuff were questions you can answer yourself.
So I could interpret this slogan to include the reality of the US debt level? The reality of the high level of people no longer participating in the workforce? I could keep going to further illustrate the absurdity of your slogan.
How's the global warming looking out in your backyard today?Bit they don't want to, because it inescapably leads right back to responsibility for the consequences, and they'd really rather not have to think about those.
Like it's here to stay, brother. How 'bout yours?How's the global warming looking out in your backyard today?
Global cooling in my backyard. Breaking out the shovels and plowing.Like it's here to stay, brother. How 'bout yours?
I'm in Colorado and it's snowing here, too. Not evidence for a lack of climate change.Global cooling in my backyard. Breaking out the shovels and plowing.
Oh good, I'm glad you understand that. I was joking because I recall you describing for us what a hot winter you were having.I'm in Colorado and it's snowing here, too. Not evidence for a lack of climate change.
I'm not the only one who thinks so;Oh good, I'm glad you understand that. I was joking because I recall you describing for us what a hot winter you were having.
Absolutely you can. And then maybe you could explain how your points conflict with that statement.So I could interpret this slogan to include the reality of the US debt level? The reality of the high level of people no longer participating in the workforce? I could keep going to further illustrate the absurdity of your slogan.
Isn't it interesting how words can cut both ways?