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AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/14/2016 8:14:46 AM)


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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle


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ORIGINAL: Nnanji

Hum, earlier you said this:

If you want me to take you seriously as somebody who seeks to counter the science with science, you might want to start by toning down your extravagant claims of opponents perpetuating a myth, as well as the personal insults that usually only get trotted out when an argument has nothing of substance to support it. Not that you have any objectively linked science on which to base your claims, which is why you always fall back on offensive language and attempts at intimidation via half-truths and self-reassuring bromides.

Now you say this:
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ORIGINAL: markyugen

As for Dr. Woodcock’s statements, he is welcome to present his findings about global warming to peer-reviewed scientific journals and see how much traction they get within the scientific community just like every other scientist does. The fact that I am unable to find any other scientists confirming his claims and following up on them with verifiable research either means there is a huge conspiracy of silence among his nefarious, money-grubbing peers, or else he is simply part of the 3% of outliers that don’t think MMGW is real and thus doesn’t really deserve much of my attention. This is not to say that his views don’t deserve to be respected, but until the pendulum swings in his favor, I don’t see why I, as a member of the non-scientific public who approaches this subject as objectively as I can, should take his opinion more seriously than the vast, thunderous majority of scientists who disagree with him.


I guess you named yourself.

Wow! I hadn't realised that marknguyen is a paid up member of the " huge conspiracy of silence among his nefarious, money-grubbing peers". I haven't seen any evidence of this conspiracy, but now that I am assured by one of our looney Right posters that it exists, I want to join it.
How do I join it? How much $ will I make when I join it? Are there any qualifications needed (apart from a desire to pass off the great global warming conspiracy and its sister conspiracy, the great secret leftist conspiracy to redistribute the world's wealth by getting scientific grants to ensure the ongoing success of the first conspiracy ...)

When do we start redistributing the world's wealth? I can't wait for that - it sure sounds like fun!
When do I get my first grant?


The only things you have to do is, do your own research, show facts, think logically and then wait for those above mentioned to come back with "fool! The world has never been this hot before/had this much carbon in the air before!!!", throw in a few well researched graphs showing exactly the opposite and then wait for them to debase you (personally....not your facts), demanding links (because they don't know how to use the data available to them, so they need to be spoon fed) "or....you're an idiot"....and then say things like "why does it matter who's causing it? Can't we now do better?" and then wait for the required: "so....you think we should pay more for everything because of a few scientists who obviously know nothing". (Explaining to them that "no one at this time truly knows anything, so....why not plan a smidge ahead and do some precautionary things?" is largely wasted breath).

It's an impossible debate to win because they simply want to be right.

More importantly, they want you to be wrong.




Nnanji -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/14/2016 8:17:47 AM)


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ORIGINAL: AtUrCervix


quote:

ORIGINAL: tweakabelle


quote:

ORIGINAL: Nnanji

Hum, earlier you said this:

If you want me to take you seriously as somebody who seeks to counter the science with science, you might want to start by toning down your extravagant claims of opponents perpetuating a myth, as well as the personal insults that usually only get trotted out when an argument has nothing of substance to support it. Not that you have any objectively linked science on which to base your claims, which is why you always fall back on offensive language and attempts at intimidation via half-truths and self-reassuring bromides.

Now you say this:
quote:

ORIGINAL: markyugen

As for Dr. Woodcock’s statements, he is welcome to present his findings about global warming to peer-reviewed scientific journals and see how much traction they get within the scientific community just like every other scientist does. The fact that I am unable to find any other scientists confirming his claims and following up on them with verifiable research either means there is a huge conspiracy of silence among his nefarious, money-grubbing peers, or else he is simply part of the 3% of outliers that don’t think MMGW is real and thus doesn’t really deserve much of my attention. This is not to say that his views don’t deserve to be respected, but until the pendulum swings in his favor, I don’t see why I, as a member of the non-scientific public who approaches this subject as objectively as I can, should take his opinion more seriously than the vast, thunderous majority of scientists who disagree with him.


I guess you named yourself.

Wow! I hadn't realised that marknguyen is a paid up member of the " huge conspiracy of silence among his nefarious, money-grubbing peers". I haven't seen any evidence of this conspiracy, but now that I am assured by one of our looney Right posters that it exists, I want to join it.
How do I join it? How much $ will I make when I join it? Are there any qualifications needed (apart from a desire to pass off the great global warming conspiracy and its sister conspiracy, the great secret leftist conspiracy to redistribute the world's wealth by getting scientific grants to ensure the ongoing success of the first conspiracy ...)

When do we start redistributing the world's wealth? I can't wait for that - it sure sounds like fun!
When do I get my first grant?


The only things you have to do is, do your own research, show facts, think logically and then wait for those above mentioned to come back with "fool! The world has never been this hot before/had this much carbon in the air before!!!", throw in a few well researched graphs showing exactly the opposite and then wait for them to debase you (personally....not your facts), demanding links (because they don't know how to use the data available to them, so they need to be spoon fed) "or....you're an idiot"....and then say things like "why does it matter who's causing it? Can't we now do better?" and then wait for the required: "so....you think we should pay more for everything because of a few scientists who obviously know nothing". (Explaining to them that "no one at this time truly knows anything, so....why not plan a smidge ahead and do some precautionary things?" is largely wasted breath).

It's an impossible debate to win because they simply want to be right.

More importantly, they want you to be wrong.

Well, and we use facts instead of hateful opinion...as you demonstrated rather well yesterday.




Nnanji -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/14/2016 4:17:14 PM)

Oh an for future reference, as I'm not a leftist wilting violet, I don't need safe spaces when people call me names like asshole and dick, or other such amusements. I really do find it entertaining.




Termyn8or -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/15/2016 1:31:42 AM)

When they call you names, usually you won the argument.

T^T




Nnanji -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/15/2016 1:50:55 PM)

As Tony Serprano used to say...Forget about it. (With a NY Italian accent)




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 12:05:14 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

When they call you names, usually you won the argument.

T^T

Liberal tactics to sound like they are winning and are right, very prevalent in this forum.




Termyn8or -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 1:51:16 AM)

So, we have predictions that vary 300 %.

How many of them are wrong and how many of them are right ?

T^T




Greta75 -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 2:02:38 AM)

I believe that methane and carbon dioxide is bad for us period. But carbon dioxide is great for trees and plants to survive! And Trees and plants turn them into oxygen to fill our world with oxygen rich environment, which is practically the very air we need to stay alive.

So I am for anything that will work towards the increase of more oxygen and reduction of carbon dioxide. I think the best solution is going backwards now, and look at how to decrease urbanization and increase forestation. Or like in my country, we are committed to be a "garden city", where trees, plants and buildings all live in harmony together. So we try to have buildings that can have creeper plants on the walls, roof top gardens, basically, we just want as much greenery as possible to cover our grey. I like that with every single land planning, it always includes how to maximize greenery into it.
And trees are everywhere. Lush, healthy, green leafy trees!
I'd love to see more devotion to adding more green life into every industrial or urban areas of the world.

As for Methane. I don't eat beef and I think it taste terrible, so I don't care about the disappearance of cow farming ha! I suggest Kangaroo as replacement. Really practical solutions. Time for chefs to make Kangaroo more palatable.

And if they make assisted suicide legal for everybody by choice. The world will self-reduced automatically leaving only the ones passionate about life to be here. And that will reduce alot of methane as well and carbon dioxide. It all links.





blnymph -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 2:04:58 AM)

That's the little inherent problem with predictions: one will only know for sure afterwards.





Nnanji -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 10:09:42 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

So, we have predictions that vary 300 %.

How many of them are wrong and how many of them are right ?

T^T

No, there are several predictions. The closetest one is 300% off.




MrRodgers -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 11:47:08 AM)


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ORIGINAL: blnymph

That's the little inherent problem with predictions: one will only know for sure afterwards.



Yea, don't worry, we'll evolve. Well maybe your kids will...well...maybe.




MrRodgers -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 12:08:31 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Nnanji


quote:

ORIGINAL: AtUrCervix


quote:

ORIGINAL: tweakabelle


quote:

ORIGINAL: Nnanji

Hum, earlier you said this:

If you want me to take you seriously as somebody who seeks to counter the science with science, you might want to start by toning down your extravagant claims of opponents perpetuating a myth, as well as the personal insults that usually only get trotted out when an argument has nothing of substance to support it. Not that you have any objectively linked science on which to base your claims, which is why you always fall back on offensive language and attempts at intimidation via half-truths and self-reassuring bromides.

Now you say this:
quote:

ORIGINAL: markyugen

As for Dr. Woodcock’s statements, he is welcome to present his findings about global warming to peer-reviewed scientific journals and see how much traction they get within the scientific community just like every other scientist does. The fact that I am unable to find any other scientists confirming his claims and following up on them with verifiable research either means there is a huge conspiracy of silence among his nefarious, money-grubbing peers, or else he is simply part of the 3% of outliers that don’t think MMGW is real and thus doesn’t really deserve much of my attention. This is not to say that his views don’t deserve to be respected, but until the pendulum swings in his favor, I don’t see why I, as a member of the non-scientific public who approaches this subject as objectively as I can, should take his opinion more seriously than the vast, thunderous majority of scientists who disagree with him.


I guess you named yourself.

Wow! I hadn't realised that marknguyen is a paid up member of the " huge conspiracy of silence among his nefarious, money-grubbing peers". I haven't seen any evidence of this conspiracy, but now that I am assured by one of our looney Right posters that it exists, I want to join it.
How do I join it? How much $ will I make when I join it? Are there any qualifications needed (apart from a desire to pass off the great global warming conspiracy and its sister conspiracy, the great secret leftist conspiracy to redistribute the world's wealth by getting scientific grants to ensure the ongoing success of the first conspiracy ...)

When do we start redistributing the world's wealth? I can't wait for that - it sure sounds like fun!
When do I get my first grant?


The only things you have to do is, do your own research, show facts, think logically and then wait for those above mentioned to come back with "fool! The world has never been this hot before/had this much carbon in the air before!!!", throw in a few well researched graphs showing exactly the opposite and then wait for them to debase you (personally....not your facts), demanding links (because they don't know how to use the data available to them, so they need to be spoon fed) "or....you're an idiot"....and then say things like "why does it matter who's causing it? Can't we now do better?" and then wait for the required: "so....you think we should pay more for everything because of a few scientists who obviously know nothing". (Explaining to them that "no one at this time truly knows anything, so....why not plan a smidge ahead and do some precautionary things?" is largely wasted breath).

It's an impossible debate to win because they simply want to be right.

More importantly, they want you to be wrong.

Well, and we use facts instead of hateful opinion...as you demonstrated rather well yesterday.

Well except for one important perspective. The earth may have very likely had as much or more CO2 in the atmosphere going back to ancient times and science will tell you that there was a whole lot more CO2 in the atmosphere then but no life yet. But if one goes back even only to say, CroMagnon and Neanderthal, they...didn't give a fuck. All they were doing was fart'n in the wind.

IF it is fact that the earth was born with a whole lot more CO2 than has ever been present since and it was, then for all we know, earth may have still have been creating its natural carbon cycle and the ensuing reduction in CO2 since those ancient times, maybe what just as well be in fact, earth was then arriving at (getting down to) its normal carbon cycle. I mean how in the fuck do we know unless we look at every millennia ?

The fact that since then, humankind and only in the last couple hundred years or so, a mere blip on the archaeological clock, has been adding billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere is additional to what we think maybe the natural carbon cycle, could be an aberration of the over all historical carbon cycle or even if we are just replicating what nature did since those ancient high levels, that still could be cause for extreme caution.

And that is because now there is world wide industry continuing to spew billions more tons of CO2 into the atmosphere and there are now 7 billion of us...fart'n in the wind.




Nnanji -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 12:27:11 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: blnymph

That's the little inherent problem with predictions: one will only know for sure afterwards.



Hum, yet it is upon those very fallible predictions the left wants to spend trillions of dollars.




DesideriScuri -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/16/2016 2:09:25 PM)

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ORIGINAL: MrRodgers
Well except for one important perspective. The earth may have very likely had as much or more CO2 in the atmosphere going back to ancient times and science will tell you that there was a whole lot more CO2 in the atmosphere then but no life yet. But if one goes back even only to say, CroMagnon and Neanderthal, they...didn't give a fuck. All they were doing was fart'n in the wind.
IF it is fact that the earth was born with a whole lot more CO2 than has ever been present since and it was, then for all we know, earth may have still have been creating its natural carbon cycle and the ensuing reduction in CO2 since those ancient times, maybe what just as well be in fact, earth was then arriving at (getting down to) its normal carbon cycle. I mean how in the fuck do we know unless we look at every millennia ?
The fact that since then, humankind and only in the last couple hundred years or so, a mere blip on the archaeological clock, has been adding billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere is additional to what we think maybe the natural carbon cycle, could be an aberration of the over all historical carbon cycle or even if we are just replicating what nature did since those ancient high levels, that still could be cause for extreme caution.
And that is because now there is world wide industry continuing to spew billions more tons of CO2 into the atmosphere and there are now 7 billion of us...fart'n in the wind.


Maybe Global Warming is Gaia's way of ridding herself of these pesky humans.




Termyn8or -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/17/2016 12:25:34 AM)

Yup.

T^T




AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/17/2016 3:58:05 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: blnymph

That's the little inherent problem with predictions: one will only know for sure afterwards.




Fact.




AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/17/2016 3:59:20 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Nnanji


quote:

ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

So, we have predictions that vary 300 %.

How many of them are wrong and how many of them are right ?

T^T

No, there are several predictions. The closetest one is 300% off.


closetest ?




AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/17/2016 4:00:31 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri

quote:

ORIGINAL: MrRodgers
Well except for one important perspective. The earth may have very likely had as much or more CO2 in the atmosphere going back to ancient times and science will tell you that there was a whole lot more CO2 in the atmosphere then but no life yet. But if one goes back even only to say, CroMagnon and Neanderthal, they...didn't give a fuck. All they were doing was fart'n in the wind.
IF it is fact that the earth was born with a whole lot more CO2 than has ever been present since and it was, then for all we know, earth may have still have been creating its natural carbon cycle and the ensuing reduction in CO2 since those ancient times, maybe what just as well be in fact, earth was then arriving at (getting down to) its normal carbon cycle. I mean how in the fuck do we know unless we look at every millennia ?
The fact that since then, humankind and only in the last couple hundred years or so, a mere blip on the archaeological clock, has been adding billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere is additional to what we think maybe the natural carbon cycle, could be an aberration of the over all historical carbon cycle or even if we are just replicating what nature did since those ancient high levels, that still could be cause for extreme caution.
And that is because now there is world wide industry continuing to spew billions more tons of CO2 into the atmosphere and there are now 7 billion of us...fart'n in the wind.


Maybe Global Warming is Gaia's way of ridding herself of these pesky humans.



Desi hit it again....rock solid.




AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/17/2016 4:01:37 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

Yup.

T^T


Yup.




AtUrCervix -> RE: Does anybody here truly not believe in Climate Change? (5/17/2016 4:05:09 PM)

He hits the mark EVERY time.




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