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Man Made Global Warming
This just keeps falling apart for them more and more. Hefreakinglarious.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/env...e-article.html Their evidence is mountaineering magazines. Well get me Dudley DoRight on the phone!
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01-31-2010, 04:10 AM | #2 |
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This is old news. I would have expected you to be up-to-date on the septic nonsense.
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php...allible-shock/
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It's not the idiots who make the data up that I find a problem, it's the complete morons that continue to say "OH THE SCIENCE IS PERFECT YOU DENIER!!!" even though story after story after story keeps coming out that the science is fiction. Those of us who have seen real science knew it was bunk, have been showing the money trails that lead back to people like Al Gore, and made it clear that this is all power/riches scheme. Still they deny that's the case... but we know the truth is coming out, and we're not worried. The left, on the other hand, is.
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Looks like they already got rid of the article ... how unfortunate.
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"the statement has had some press attention since the report particularly in the Indian press, at least according to Google News, even though it was not familiar to us before last month. "it is therefore obvious that this error should be corrected" "In this case, it appears that not enough people with relevant experience saw this text, or if they saw it, did not comment publicly.
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Well, you can't test it for one. You can observe data all day long, but we aren't able to recreate the data because of the obvious constraints surrounding it.
The only comparable thing to this is evolution... except we can test that. So, ignoring that, there are other problems with MMGW. One such problem is the lack of peer review, which is where a lot of the faults of MMGW are being found in. That is to say that upon review of the data, faults, inaccuracies, and complete fabrications have been found. Everything from code that gives rigged results to changed data, to absolute bullshit have been found. The biggest issue is the politicization of the science. Science has no role in politics and politics has no role in science. With that said, it's up in the air whether or not MMGW is true or not. The evidence is very damning against it and those that promote it clearly have political and economic agendas to fulfill.
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Thats exactly the problem right there. Bias should in no way at all be able to enter science, but its going to always find its way back in just to promote someone's political and economic ideology.
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AMEN!
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I will however say that in my opinion (since all theories on "climate change" are just that, opinions) is that its a natural occurrence that happening quicker than it should with our help.
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It's hard to find such blatant misinformation. Bravo.
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I'm not sure I follow.
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That's unfortunate.
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My question is (Since I don't wish to get into the dogma of the actual anthropogenic vs. natural warming debate), what happens when we find out that everything we're going through is perfectly natural and (mostly) out of our control? I'm no scientist by any mean or measure, but after taking an interest in Volcanology and reading a lot about it, it's obvious that Volcanology is the driving factor in Earth's climate, and there's still a TON we don't understand about how the Earth operates.
Another thing that makes me question the current science, is, remember how there was a supposed meteorite 60 million years ago that wiped out the dinosaurs? If this was accurate, and a meteorite did wipe out the dinosaurs, it would have flooded the Earth's atmosphere with massive amounts of c02, more massive than probably anything else the Earth had previously seen. But the Earth didn't 'die', in fact, it regulated itself back to what we could consider 'normal'. However, I do know that oxygen levels were much higher back during that period in Earth's history (which is why many of the creatures were so much larger). I think the problem we're facing here, is that we (as a collective civilization) think we have the power to control everything, when in reality we don't. Sure, this isn't the 14th century, and we know for a fact that the Sun is the center of the solar system, but what if it turns out we're wrong about this whole climate thing? I think the root of the problem is our incapability of realizing humongous scales. Time, space, etc. The Earth has been around for billions of years. Billions. We're lucky to make it to 90. And even luckier to make it to 100. Our problem is, we grow up in a short span of time, and that is 'normal' to us. The sun is shining, it snows every winter, it rains in the summer, and it repeats itself. If there's any deviation from that cycle, people flip out. The problem with our is, the Earth's surface is constantly changing, with, or without, our help. There is no such thing as normality or a constant, when it comes to our climate. That's why you can find fossils of sea creatures in the rocks in Central Park. Does Pangaea ring a bell for anyone? It's pretty much accepted scientific fact that all the continents were conjoined at one period in time. It's also scientific belief that the Earth once went through a 'snowball' period, where the Earth froze up into a giant snowball. So it's pretty obvious that there really is no such thing as an 'abnormal' climate. And I guess my point is, people have a hard time realizing this very simple truism. Also; Water absorbs more infrared radiation (from the Sun) than anything else in our atmosphere, and there's far more water vapor in our atmosphere than there is c02. There's also more water vapor in polar/arctic regions than anywhere else.
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