 Originally Posted by Neruo
lol.
Besides that, I just read in Times magazine of (April 9th) about global warming. I was shocked, shocked with joy, to see not in any way all Americans are as stubborn and foolish as Universal Mind on this topic.
Some nice quotes:
"It is getting pretty hard to deny it."
"10 of the 11 hottest years on record were between 1996 and 2006." (records go back like some 400 years, if I am right).
Anyhow. What saddens me most is not just that you are denying the clear facts global warming is true, as much as religious fundamentalists are denying the facts about evolution, but that you (or the population as a whole) never Ever learns from such things. Just a few decades ago people argued for Years and Years weather cigarette smoke was really causing lung cancer, while studies proven it was multiple times. If you lives back then, UM, you would probably be one of those people that said "Nahhh it doesn't cause lung cancer" while happily smoking.
Such mass-denial syndromes happen quite a lot in society, quite fascinating actually.
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Anyhow, CO2 levels are higher then they have been in 600.000 years (if measurements from arctic ice are correct, -but isn't it convenient to all of a sudden question such things?-). There really is no denying that mankind has a certain effect on the worlds climate and CO2 levels, causing either small or large changes. Just don't forget even a relatively small change might change the flow of a single sea-current, causing gigantic effects on specific locations.[/b]
Actually, what about before 400 years? If anything, I've read up about GW a lot since my last post here, and to be honest, the evidence is flaky. And the fact that GW is being used to try to stop developing countries from developing is just morally wrong. Besides, it isn't just CO2, its methane, solar output, levels of SO2 (which cool the atmosphere), and the worst greenhouse gas of them all... water vapour. There's too many points of weakness in the argument for Global Warming, and the fact that CO2 lags behind temperature rise by 800 years means its that temperature is the cause, and CO2 the effect... why? Because temperature directly effects the CO2 solubility in the world's oceans. The warmer the oceans become, the more CO2 is released into the atmosphere, and considering how huge the oceans are, I doubt even we could equal the CO2 output of the oceans if their temperatures rose by half a degree on average. Plus, solar output has a huge effect on the weather, and if anything, GW scientists fails to take into account how solar output is also at an all time high in 400 years...
GW is not a threat any more... its an enterprise... whoop-di-doo...
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