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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View PostJust curious - how do you suppose Al Gore got all of those tens of thousands of scientists and hundreds of professional science journals to buy into his lies? Who pays for this huge worldwide conspiracy? It it the same funding source that pays all those life science professionals to accept the Theory of Evolution lies?
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Originally posted by seer View PostOk, from what I can understand from the grafts linked, from the late 1880s to present the earth's average temperature has increased about one degree f. http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs_v3/
This has seemed to have topped off in the late 90s. And we remain fairly stable, but we are stable at a much warmer temperature. So has that warmer temperature really cause any empirical harm? From what I have read we just went through three years of the mildest hurricane seasons in recent memory. I mean what weather events can we point to that are worse now in either duration, frequency or intensity because of this warming?
(1) Three years of hurricane records is not reflective of a pattern. In fact the historical record of hurricanes does not at present provide sufficient evidence for the influence of Climate change. There is more evidence that tornadoes frequency an intensity have more of a relationship to climate change.
(2) What you call leveling off as far as average temperatures in recent years is somewhat of an illusion. You need to evaluate different factors of temperature change and distribution across the globe.
(3) The greatest impact of climate change is aridification of the regions bordering the arid and semi-arid regions, and as it progresses it could easily be easily catastrophic for world agriculture.
(4) Raising sea level has already caused some coastal areas and islands to be abandoned.
This is only the beginning . . .
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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View PostJust curious - how do you suppose Al Gore got all of those tens of thousands of scientists and hundreds of professional science journals to buy into his lies? Who pays for this huge worldwide conspiracy? It it the same funding source that pays all those life science professionals to accept the Theory of Evolution lies?
LOL. I hope that was hyperbole. If not, you are dumber than you act.
By the way, is that how they proved Copernicus wrong? By touting the thousands of scientists and journals?Last edited by Sparko; 07-02-2014, 10:10 AM.
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostHas climate changed? sure. It ALWAYS changes. There is no proof that man is causing it though, or that he will cause some runaway greenhouse effect. The actual climate trends do not match the CO2 outputs. The predictions of the models over the last 30 years have failed to come true.
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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View Post"Tobacco smoke doesn't increase the risk of lung cancer, honest! That's just Democrat political lies!"
Yeah, we know. It's all a big conspiracy to take your rum money. There's no evidence at all. There aren't thousands of scientific papers published every year with documenting the problem. Nature, the most prestigious science journal in the world doesn't have a dedicated scientific publication Nature Climate Change. It's all Al Gore's lies.
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Originally posted by Sparko View Post
The reality is that you believe anything the democrats tell you to believe. You have not shown us any actual "overwhelming scientific evidence" at all. All you have done is make claims, show us some chart that shows negative precipitation and is based on a computer model, and hand-waved away anything anyone else says as "wingnut" even though your "evidence" does not correspond with the actual recorded data.
You haven't even been able to answer one of seer's questions, or back up any of your claims, or even define "climate"
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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View PostStill in Tobacco Company defense mode I see.
We have overwhelming scientific evidence the problem is real and will only get worse if we don't act to mitigate the damage. You don't like it for political reasons but your political motivations don't change empirically measured reality.
My philosophy is that real problems don't vanish if you stick your head in the sand and pretend they aren't there. My philosophy is to accept reality and to work to solve the problem.
You haven't even been able to answer one of seer's questions, or back up any of your claims, or even define "climate"
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostNobody is saying we should destroy our earth. But creating artificial restrictions just to satisfy political agendas disguised as "science" only serves to harm the economy.
We have overwhelming scientific evidence the problem is real and will only get worse if we don't act to mitigate the damage. You don't like it for political reasons but your political motivations don't change empirically measured reality.
But I suppose your philosophy is just "well so what if it isn't true? We still need to control x,y,z just in case"
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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View PostThere's no such thing as climate. It's all a conspiracy led by Al Gore and Hillary Clinton to keep TrueChristianstm from their rightful place as Earth's slum landlords. Just ask the pirate.
But I suppose your philosophy is just "well so what if it isn't true? We still need to control x,y,z just in case"
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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View PostShort term fluctuations don't negate long term trends. After all the data that's been presented you still can't grasp the basics.Last edited by seer; 07-02-2014, 07:24 AM.
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Let's not reply to the beagle as long as it doesn't come up with a definition of "climate" that makes sense and seems helpful.
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Originally posted by Truthseeker View PostIf you don't have a definition of "climate," you're just producing wind. And too much hot air.
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Originally posted by HMS_Beagle View PostShort term fluctuations don't negate long term trends. After all the data that's been presented you still can't grasp the basics.
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