Something I found to be VERY interesting: |
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How old are you? In 10 years I've seen snow fall usually starting before Halloween to usually starting just before Christmas. It's gradual, you're not going to notice it in a few years, but in a decade you certainly will. Of course, you have to be old enough to remember a decade ago. |
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Something I found to be VERY interesting: |
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Still missing the point. |
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Haven't you been paying attention? Mann fudged his dendroclimatology data, which is where the labelless graph you posted comes from. It was faked in order to exaggerate the warming of the 20th century and to erase the medieval warming period. |
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Can't you see the incredible irony in this? Your post has nothing to do with the topic, contributes nothing to the discussion and does nothing to contradict the post you quoted. Not only that, the post you quoted argued from the same position that your previous posts had adopted. Without a little evidence to the contrary, we'll have to assume you have assumed the childlike position of 'see someone you normally disagree with and immediately call them stupid for no reason'. |
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I'm going to keep quoting your posts for a record of your epic hole digging. |
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Im 21. Where Im from, the seasons have not changed. It snows at the same time, it gets cold at the same time, the leaves change at the same time. Just because one year it doesn't snow until Christmas doesn't mean something strange is happening. This year it didn't snow until December but it sure as hell was cold enough to snow in November. There is natural variation in the weather. Heavy snow is a rare occurance on any given year in Indiana. Snow doesn't really matter as long on it's cold enough. My senior year in high school (3 years ago) we had a snow day in April. That was an unusual event but it was in the opposite direction that you would expect. I don't know about the arctic because I don't live there, but in Indiana everything is normal. Besides, I think you need to look at more than 10 years of weather data before you can say there is a real change. You've probably read about the little ice age haven't you? That lasted a couple hundred years but it wasn't a permanent shift. |
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Xei, you're ridiculous. You're a confrontational jackass. I didn't see the labels. Maybe I jumped to conclusions and that's why I didn't look hard enough. Everything is a fight to you that you have to win. The internet is only fun if someone gets humiliated. Except, it doesn't work like that this time because I'm perfectly fine with being wrong and admitting it. I don't get humiliated for making a mistake. Are you even capable of discussing something without slinging insults and trying to put people down? |
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Butthurt much? |
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Cmon guys, we're not subscribed to this to read insults. |
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Come on! What if Martin Luther King said: "I kinda have a dream... nah, I don't wanna talk about it."
Xaqaria, this thread is in the science thread. Take political debating to ED. |
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Are you saying that there is no political motivation behind the scientific debate? Do you believe that no scientist is motivated by politics? |
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The ability to happily respond to any adversity is the divine.
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One idea/theory is that the sun is causing rises in average heat on Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and other planets (like has happened SO many other times) and the rises in heat are causing rises in CO2. In other words, it is not the rise in CO2 that is causing warming of the planet; it happens in the reverse direction. The rise in heat is part of the natural cycle Earth has always had, and CO2 rises with the heat. |
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You are dreaming right now.
A few scientists are motivated by politics. They are not credible scientists. Of this list is "scientists" who worked for Big Oil and testified that global warming is not man made, or "scientists" who worked for Big Tobacco and testified that smoking doesn't cause cancer. These are quasi-scientists. They have no credit and should never be quotes as a scientific reference. |
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There are also scientists motivated by Big Democratic Party. |
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You are dreaming right now.
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The ability to happily respond to any adversity is the divine.
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I think the political aspect should be included here, as it is in the OP. |
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You can read Scientific American, National Geographic, Discover, Science. They have articles written by actual scientists. |
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Don't be too quick to trust the current trend. IPCC scientists have been busted falsifying data. |
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Last edited by Universal Mind; 01-20-2010 at 07:57 PM.
You are dreaming right now.
I thought the media convey critical thinking? Now there's a surprise. |
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