Man Made Globing Warming,

RacerX.ksr

New member
Sep 17, 2004
132,592
114,514
0
Yes, they tell me a lot. They tell me that science likes to be accurate and precise in its language. They are indeed "pretty sure" and "fairly confident," based on the data they've compiled and the analysis of said data.

That's precisely how science works. Just because they can't say with 100% certainty doesn't negate the overwhelming likelihood that they are correct.
You are confusing science with pseudoscience. Global warming "science" worked backward from a conclusion to evidence to back that conclusion. Data was manipulated, hidden, and misinterpreted. Again, if you would just do a little research you will see how the historical record has been changed to support their position. They admit to it and tell you why it was necessary.
 

Bill Derington

Well-known member
Jan 21, 2003
21,348
39,163
113
So there's a massive conspiracy among climatologists to fabricate data to make it appear as if human activity affects global climate so that they can expand their employment opportunities?

I’m saying that without a crisis there is no need for the number of climatologists.

You don’t agree with that? The research money dries up, they would essentially put themselves out of a job.
 
  • Like
Reactions: KyFaninNC

Ahnan E. Muss

New member
Nov 13, 2003
2,933
3,001
0
You are confusing science with pseudoscience. Global warming "science" worked backward from a conclusion to evidence to back that conclusion. Data was manipulated, hidden, and misinterpreted. Again, if you would just do a little research you will see how the historical record has been changed to support their position. They admit to it and tell you why it was necessary.

Yep, I remember. I was there, actually. I have the recordings of the first meetings where the climatologists all got together and formulated their brilliant plan to deceive everybody.
 

warrior-cat

Well-known member
Oct 22, 2004
190,183
148,428
113
What an incredibly stupid response. No, I didn't miss the point. But saying "at one time" is a totally vague cop-out. "At one time," humans probably didn't understand how babies were made. So what? Scientists have known the earth was round for a good 2500 years now.

As for me being brainwashed, that's a telling statement. I guess in your world, education = brainwashing. In that case, yes, call me brainwashed. It beats suffering from Dunning-Kruger syndrome.
You proved my point with this post. Group think is what gets us in trouble almost every time and you epitomize group think, congrats.
 

warrior-cat

Well-known member
Oct 22, 2004
190,183
148,428
113
You are confusing science with pseudoscience. Global warming "science" worked backward from a conclusion to evidence to back that conclusion. Data was manipulated, hidden, and misinterpreted. Again, if you would just do a little research you will see how the historical record has been changed to support their position. They admit to it and tell you why it was necessary.
And evidence that was not in line with group think was thrown out as not being properly calculated or tainted with bad info.
 
  • Like
Reactions: RacerX.ksr

RacerX.ksr

New member
Sep 17, 2004
132,592
114,514
0
Yep, I remember. I was there, actually. I have the recordings of the first meetings where the climatologists all got together and formulated their brilliant plan to deceive everybody.
Perfect. You're following the MO to a tee. Deflect all you want, we both know who is better read on the subject. Perhaps if you had read more you would know that your little joke is especially funny when you take into account the leaked emails that prove data was manipulated to cover up the truth. Did you just forget about that?
 

warrior-cat

Well-known member
Oct 22, 2004
190,183
148,428
113
"Not mentioned is the during the 79 million year Cretaceous Period, global average temperatures of 95º F (35º C) existed. Compared to the various max temps for the claimed current warming which are claimed to be "disastrous" they are in fact mild compared to a period known to have brought millions of species into existence (at much higher temperatures). Also, check your local sea level. Most people will be from 100 to 1100 feet above sea level. If the claimed rise is 10 feet most people will still be living comfortably 90 feet above the local water levels."
 

Kaizer Sosay

New member
Nov 29, 2007
25,706
30,727
0
 

Ahnan E. Muss

New member
Nov 13, 2003
2,933
3,001
0
You proved my point with this post. Group think is what gets us in trouble almost every time and you epitomize group think, congrats.

Group think? What in my post exhibited group think?

It certainly isn't a bunch of right-wing internet experts on climatology thinking they know more than actual scientists who study it for a living - no, now that wouldn't be a form of group think, would it?

You guys are funny. I notice it's the same group that posts in the circle jerk known as the political thread.
 

Ahnan E. Muss

New member
Nov 13, 2003
2,933
3,001
0
Perfect. You're following the MO to a tee. Deflect all you want, we both know who is better read on the subject. Perhaps if you had read more you would know that your little joke is especially funny when you take into account the leaked emails that prove data was manipulated to cover up the truth. Did you just forget about that?

I was well aware of the leaked emails - that's what prompted my post. The thing is, you think the leaked emails is the end of the story, or a representation of the entire body of work in climatology. I don't.
 

EastKYWildcat

New member
Jan 5, 2010
15,906
728
0
It's sad when you see a lemming regurgitate the talking points of the propagandists. You have no idea what you're talking about. You just repeat what you've been told to think.

Science, real science is the exact reason why we know that man's effect on the climate is miniscule at most.

This is where you're supposed to accuse us of wanting dirty rivers and smog choked cities.
That just isn't true. If it is, show us the data you're looking at.
 

EastKYWildcat

New member
Jan 5, 2010
15,906
728
0
You’re missing the point. Without a crisis there is no need for the number of climatologists we have. The amount of money they make is irrelevant, it’s their job and livelihood.
And that wouldn't exist on the other side? Why discount that? There are plenty of other research projects available for people with the qualifications necessary to do this research.
 

RacerX.ksr

New member
Sep 17, 2004
132,592
114,514
0
I was well aware of the leaked emails - that's what prompted my post. The thing is, you think the leaked emails is the end of the story, or a representation of the entire body of work in climatology. I don't.

Again with the tactics. You either oversimplify or exaggerate the truth in an effort to distort the facts. The "entire" body of work is what discredits it as a scam meant to achieve wealth redistribution.

That just isn't true. If it is, show us the data you're looking at.

You have no idea how much data I've looked at. I was interested in the climate from an early age when I read about global cooling in a Highlight magazine at school. It's not just the data that supports my assertion, sometimes it's the lack of data, or the manner in which the data was collected.

Group think? What in my post exhibited group think?

It certainly isn't a bunch of right-wing internet experts on climatology thinking they know more than actual scientists who study it for a living - no, now that wouldn't be a form of group think, would it?

.

If you would take the time to do even a small amount of research on your own you would find that there are many prominent climatologists who have came to the same conclusions. I'm not saying that I'm smarter than some of the people you believe, just that I'm more truthful.

Explain to me why around 1990 the number of recording stations went from around 12,000 worldwide to around 6,000. Most of those lost were in rural areas where the temperature is several degrees cooler than the urban stations. Even the doomsdayers admit to a urban heat island effect. What does your superior mind tell you that would do to average global temperatures?
 

KyFaninNC

New member
Mar 14, 2005
195,719
24,492
0
It is a simple case to make if you see data that says we are not the dominant force behind global warming. Can you show us what data you're seeing?
.
Data states the planet has gone thru many heating and cooling cycles since it was formed. Do you agree with that?

Therefore the climate is always changing regardless if humans are here or not. Agree?

I submit the end result is about redistribution of wealth and data is manipulated to prove a narrative that don’t exist. Do you think data can be manipulated?

Once again I will ask you to tell me what is the #1 thing humans can do to stop the damage you believe we are causing. Every thing has a cause and effect. If we have affected the climate, how did we do it? If we know what we did, we can stop it. You agree?
 

KyFaninNC

New member
Mar 14, 2005
195,719
24,492
0
I was well aware of the leaked emails - that's what prompted my post. The thing is, you think the leaked emails is the end of the story, or a representation of the entire body of work in climatology. I don't.
Al Gore has got wealthy on this issue and contributes more to damage our climate in one day than I do in my lifetime, yet you people are fine with that and believe everything he says while he has proven to lie numerous times with assinine predictions. But you guys are willing to be taxed out the wazzoo while India and China belch out tons of CO2 and bring a coal fired plant on line dailey. To me, that drinking the koolaid without s single independent thought.
 

KyFaninNC

New member
Mar 14, 2005
195,719
24,492
0
BREAKING NEWS!!! CITIES ARE WARMER AND HOLD MORE HEAT THAN FARMLAND. WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!!
Could it be because of more people ln very close area AND concrete and asphalt everywhere instead of dirt? Nah, can’t be, gotta be man made climate change.
 

Henogee1975

Member
Jan 31, 2017
3,960
7,729
37
I hate litter! I hate companies that break the law and dump sewage into waterways and pollute illegally. If you throw cigarette butts out your window you should be flogged.
Having said that, if we go back to pre industrial revolution carbon emissions, we go back to the stone ages and a lot of poor people die.
 

warrior-cat

Well-known member
Oct 22, 2004
190,183
148,428
113
Al Gore has got wealthy on this issue and contributes more to damage our climate in one day than I do in my lifetime, yet you people are fine with that and believe everything he says while he has proven to lie numerous times with assinine predictions. But you guys are willing to be taxed out the wazzoo while India and China belch out tons of CO2 and bring a coal fired plant on line dailey. To me, that drinking the koolaid without s single independent thought.
He left office worth about $2 million and now he is worth over $100 million. Coincidence? I think not.
 
  • Like
Reactions: RacerX.ksr

warrior-cat

Well-known member
Oct 22, 2004
190,183
148,428
113
I hate litter! I hate companies that break the law and dump sewage into waterways and pollute illegally. If you throw cigarette butts out your window you should be flogged.
Having said that, if we go back to pre industrial revolution carbon emissions, we go back to the stone ages and a lot of poor people die.
That is I think what liberals want. After all, they started the planned parenthood organization mostly for that reason.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Henogee1975

RacerX.ksr

New member
Sep 17, 2004
132,592
114,514
0
The scientists who know so much about climate, can't seem to figure out where all the heat is that they predicted. So they tell us it's being hidden in the deep oceans. That's convenient. We certainly can't go there to check on it. What we can do though is remember that warm water, like warm air, rises.

Those same scientists can't figure out where all the CO2 is that should be in the atmosphere due to car emissions. That can't figure out why the temperature hasn't risen at the same rate the CO2 level has risen yet they still say it is the cause of increased heat.

The only thing settled about this science is that it's not really science at all.
 
  • Like
Reactions: KyFaninNC

KyFaninNC

New member
Mar 14, 2005
195,719
24,492
0
Another lie they tell us. The polar ice cap melts, the ocean rises and cities flood. What happens when you freeze a bottle of water. The ice is taking more space than the water did, therefore the polar ice cap is displacing water, if it melts, the ocean water actually will recede. It takes less water to fill a space occupied by ice.
 

RacerX.ksr

New member
Sep 17, 2004
132,592
114,514
0
That's only true for the ice that is displacing water now. The ice that is above sea level would contribute to ocean rise. However, there has been no measurable acceleration of ocean rise since we've been measuring it. We're still coming out of an Ice Age and the oceans have been rising since then.
 

EastKYWildcat

New member
Jan 5, 2010
15,906
728
0
Again with the tactics. You either oversimplify or exaggerate the truth in an effort to distort the facts. The "entire" body of work is what discredits it as a scam meant to achieve wealth redistribution.



You have no idea how much data I've looked at. I was interested in the climate from an early age when I read about global cooling in a Highlight magazine at school. It's not just the data that supports my assertion, sometimes it's the lack of data, or the manner in which the data was collected.



If you would take the time to do even a small amount of research on your own you would find that there are many prominent climatologists who have came to the same conclusions. I'm not saying that I'm smarter than some of the people you believe, just that I'm more truthful.

Explain to me why around 1990 the number of recording stations went from around 12,000 worldwide to around 6,000. Most of those lost were in rural areas where the temperature is several degrees cooler than the urban stations. Even the doomsdayers admit to a urban heat island effect. What does your superior mind tell you that would do to average global temperatures?
Should be easy to make your case then. Do it for us please.
 

EastKYWildcat

New member
Jan 5, 2010
15,906
728
0
.
Data states the planet has gone thru many heating and cooling cycles since it was formed. Do you agree with that?

Therefore the climate is always changing regardless if humans are here or not. Agree?

I submit the end result is about redistribution of wealth and data is manipulated to prove a narrative that don’t exist. Do you think data can be manipulated?

Once again I will ask you to tell me what is the #1 thing humans can do to stop the damage you believe we are causing. Every thing has a cause and effect. If we have affected the climate, how did we do it? If we know what we did, we can stop it. You agree?
Dont avoid the question. The overwhelming evidence is on the side of human causation. Make the case that we are not using hard facts.
 

KyFaninNC

New member
Mar 14, 2005
195,719
24,492
0
That's only true for the ice that is displacing water now. The ice that is above sea level would contribute to ocean rise. However, there has been no measurable acceleration of ocean rise since we've been measuring it. We're still coming out of an Ice Age and the oceans have been rising since then.
The ice above sea level still came from the sea. It is floating in some. I doubt it reaches to the sea floor
 

EastKYWildcat

New member
Jan 5, 2010
15,906
728
0
Why should I answer your question when you deflect answering any?
You know why you won't. Because you cant make the case that we aren't the dominant force behind global warming using facts. The weight of the evidence is entirely against you.
 

RacerX.ksr

New member
Sep 17, 2004
132,592
114,514
0
You know why you won't. Because you cant make the case that we aren't the dominant force behind global warming using facts. The weight of the evidence is entirely against you.
No skippy, the weight of the evidence is against you. Here's a hint for you. Check out the difference in satellite temperature readings and those from ground based stations.