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re: Nice to see the NY Times doubling down on global warming
Posted on 2/9/14 at 8:47 am to SpidermanTUba
Posted on 2/9/14 at 8:47 am to SpidermanTUba
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Your assumptions are wrong
And this is why people do not believe the AGW/CC hype. This is a very simple issue. In order to know how much of an influence an input can be on a system, you have to know the state of that system without that input. If you cannot answer that, all claims of effect by that input are invalid.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 9:01 am to SpidermanTUba
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Nobody?
Really?
Obviously the information you linked has limited relevance to solar effects over time
Would you be kind enough to link our best available science establishing solar impact in W/m2 @ 50K-yrs BP, 150K-yrs BP, 250K-yrs BP, 350K-yrs BP versus 100K-yrs BP, 200K-yrs BP, 300K-yrs BP, 400K-yrs BP?
That would be very helpful.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 9:06 am to SpidermanTUba
quote:So you're an iron seeding denier?
This implies that people can control the climate, like a global thermostat.
No it doesn't.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 9:13 am to udtiger
The 'answer' for the man-made AGW believers is SYSTEMATIC CONTROL of man's actions. Herding cats, essentially. And control in ways that will necessarily affect ECONOMIC GROWTH to a far greater degree than it will the Earth's temperature. It'll take a hundred years of systematic action to reverse any temp rise trend, even if it could.
But a radical slow down/virtual crash of a highly dependent World Economy...could happen almost overnight. Such an economic collapse would result in a calamitous disruption of the delivery system of basic goods and services, resulting in God only know what manner of societal desperation, anarchy and political upheaval. And it won't take a hundred years...more like the time it takes for a human to die of drinking bad water.
Of course, when the population die off happens, then the whole man-made AGW issue...becomes MOOT. Problem solved.
So, what are the ODDS of economic collapse? A hell of a lot higher if the AGW policies/mechanisms are employed. Does anyone see a 'black helicopter' scenario in this theory?
Reduction of population...by doing the 'right' thing...both Progressive wet dreams.
Strap in.
It won't be Earth's temperature that kicks our arse. Unless it's from a n-bomb exchange.
But a radical slow down/virtual crash of a highly dependent World Economy...could happen almost overnight. Such an economic collapse would result in a calamitous disruption of the delivery system of basic goods and services, resulting in God only know what manner of societal desperation, anarchy and political upheaval. And it won't take a hundred years...more like the time it takes for a human to die of drinking bad water.
Of course, when the population die off happens, then the whole man-made AGW issue...becomes MOOT. Problem solved.
So, what are the ODDS of economic collapse? A hell of a lot higher if the AGW policies/mechanisms are employed. Does anyone see a 'black helicopter' scenario in this theory?
Strap in.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 9:20 am to udtiger
Never thought of it like that, but this is probably the best point to be made in the whole debate.
Assuming man's CO2 output can control global temperature;
Assuming the temperature is rising;
What temperature should we set the third planet from the sun at? If we assume that a hotter temperature than the present one is a negative benefit, does the assumption follow that a colder one is better? How cold? If glacial retreat today is bad, how large should the glaciers be? What year do we revert to?
None of these questions are even being asked.
Assuming man's CO2 output can control global temperature;
Assuming the temperature is rising;
What temperature should we set the third planet from the sun at? If we assume that a hotter temperature than the present one is a negative benefit, does the assumption follow that a colder one is better? How cold? If glacial retreat today is bad, how large should the glaciers be? What year do we revert to?
None of these questions are even being asked.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 11:21 am to Cosmo
How does one "double down" on a scientific fact?
Posted on 2/9/14 at 11:32 am to Bayou Sam
quote:Henry's constant says hello.
How does one "double down" on a scientific fact?
Posted on 2/9/14 at 11:46 am to Draconian Sanctions
quote:Fewer people than you think genuinely believe global warming is not real. Where they disagree - and where there are not "mountains of evidence" - is that global warming is due to man, and that there's actually something we can do to prevent it. Neither of those things has by any means been proven by science. In fact, there is a lot of scientific evidence to the contrary.
you've got to be willfully ignorant to ignore the mountains of evidence we have at this point
Posted on 2/9/14 at 11:47 am to Roger Klarvin
quote:Pretty much all of this!
1: Climate change IS occurring. It is an observable, testable fact.
2: We can't reign it in or control it. It is a natural cyclical process that our planet will continue to go through until the suns radiation drives the temp up so much that the planet will become inhospitable several billion years from now.
3: We have minimal involvement in the process
4: No reputable scientist believes the temps will rise seven degrees by 2100.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 11:53 am to Bayou Sam
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How does one "double down" on a scientific fact?
Doomsday predictions are very much part of the climate change agenda, which differs from the scientific facts surrounding climate change.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:23 pm to udtiger
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And this is why people do not believe the AGW/CC hype
People don't believe the hype because Al Gore signed on to it. As soon as he signed his name to it, it became highly politicized and the mandated stance from the other side was that it's bullshite simply because of Al Gore.
For every scientist that you can find that says AGW/CC is real, you can find just as many that say it's fake. If you claim to know one way or the other, you're probably a partisan hack.
Is it something to lose our shite over? probably not.
Is it something that needs to be watched and studied? Absolutely.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:38 pm to UPT
quote:People don't believe the hype because hype is not science. Quality science speaks for itself without hype. When you start seeing hype, you're no longer dealing with science.
People don't believe the hype because Al Gore signed on to it
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:41 pm to NC_Tigah
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Lag and sensitivity will catch up?
So that's it.
It just takes a while for the CO2 molecules to warm up, but once they do it's going to get hot.
Good to know.
so with respect to your post above and the apparent flippant nonsensical manner in which you post, you clearly dont get their significance to future temperature trends apparently and/or you dont know what those are...gotcha
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More recently (12/28/10) he incorrectly labeled a graph of temperatures for the previous 10,000 years to claim that most of these years were warmer than present. His “current temperature” was really 1855 and not the much warmer present day. He was notified of his mistake but refuses to issue a retraction (see LINK
First off, Easterbrook did no such thing.
Wow, you really cant read for comprehension can you...His whole former department in the Letter to the Senate basically said Easterbrook is a charlatan and you are still here defending him when the evidence is laid out for you.
Those were just 2 articles I found on the fraud this guy tries to spin. would you like another from one of his colleagues at Western who basically said 'renounce Easterbrook or our credibility is shot as a University' goes over his data point by point?
Easterbrook is a fraud, sorry, next time use sources that are reputable.
This post was edited on 2/9/14 at 1:24 pm
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:42 pm to UPT
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People don't believe the hype because Al Gore signed on to it.
Wrong. People are skeptical because of the ludicrous claims that came early in the movement.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:52 pm to Cruiserhog
quote:Well cuz, you know you're going to get asked, so I might as well step in. In your world of AGW BS, how would "lag and sensitivity catch up" in circumstances of constant atmospheric CO2 levels at 400ppm?
so from the ignorance of the two terms and their significance to future temperature trends
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:54 pm to NC_Tigah
Of course the climate is changing. And man may very well be contributing in part to that. What I object to is mass hysteria in an attempt to give a central authority extraordinary power to "do something about it" when the fact remains that regardless of what happens here in the United States we still face a massive coordination problem with the rest of the world.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 12:55 pm to GoBigOrange86
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What I object to is mass hysteria
Bingo. The movement is managed by drama queens.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 1:03 pm to Cruiserhog
quote:Then address the evidence. You can even seek out your truffle farmer's opinion. But address FACTS.
Wow, you really cant read for comprehension can you...His whole former department in the Letter to the Senate basically said Easterbrook is a charlatan and you are still here defending him when the evidence is laid out for you.
Sans facts, I do not give a tiny rat's arse about your opinion as to whether an Emeritus Professor is a "charlatan". Especially after backgrounding the type source you've used to come to that conclusion.
Now once again, was Easterbrook correct in stating that in comparison to our present-day climate, the GISP2 series demonstrates multiple warmer past points?
Yes or no ?
Posted on 2/9/14 at 1:16 pm to GoBigOrange86
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Of course the climate is changing. And man may very well be contributing in part to that. What I object to is mass hysteria in an attempt to give a central authority extraordinary power to "do something about it" when the fact remains that regardless of what happens here in the United States we still face a massive coordination problem with the rest of the world.
More so, a vibrant economy and cheap energy will be required to deal with these climatic changes; and in regard to the current Progressive/AGW Ideologue policy...it virtually shuts down economies and raises energy cost exponentially. A recipe for disaster and de-population en masse. Especially the Third-Worlders. Which many Greens would (tacitly) support; assuming their conscience wouldn't take a hit.
Helluva debate! With serious consequences.
Posted on 2/9/14 at 1:16 pm to ironsides
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It's just interesting that you refuse to answer these questions with actual statistics.
I already googled it for you. Do I need to actually click on the links in Google for you?
HERE:
This information would have taken you 30 seconds to find on your own. But its not what you're after, is it?
This post was edited on 2/9/14 at 1:17 pm
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