Re: Global Warming
In post #38 above a "link" to the expanded sea ice in the Antarctic is shown with a title that goes something like this --- so much for global warming, sea ice in Antarctic increases! ---
If you read the article
, all scientist say clearly it's actually part of the global warming. But the title and pic captions would (could) easily appear to refute the warming of the planet.
I see this kind of presentation up here all the time. Very misleading.
On most days up here (Alaska) our weather is coming from a totally different direction than the millinium age pattern we were used to.
Don't be fooled, the planet as a whole is heating up enough to cause -- EXTREME CONCERNE -- by virtually ALL concerned and informed scientists.
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Global Warming
Collapse
X
-
Re: Global Warming
Not sure what bjs have to do with religion but yeh they do become much more infrequent once you tie the knot along with a buncha other things.. The last time i saw religion and bj in the same sentence was in a review of Modana's like a prayer video. As far as who is giving more snowjobs consider the following; who will gain by winning the argument for global warming; who will gain by the argument against global warming; then consider the resources available to each side of the argument. Once you realize that it is the rich and powerful coorporations and industries like oil, gas etc.. that are funding the bs science arguing against human impact on climate change then you will understand which side of the argument is grosly overblown(unlike married men).
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
Originally posted by Haykakan View PostKinda funny that you are using the data from an agency you personaly know lies anyways as evidence for your argument. But thats not surprising because a desperate man trying to make the untrue true will resort to anything resembling a argument(reminds me of religious nutts). I do not need NASA nor anyone else to tell me that the weather is warming i see it in my everyday life. According to the argument this hack of a scientist makes the earth should not be warming much but i know it is. Instead of three months of safe ice we get 2 weeks of safe ice now. We have had one real winter here in the last 15 years. Yeh i know now your gona go back and say well it may be warming but not because of human activity..and im gona say enough of this denialist bs already im tired of going in circles. You used to be atleast funny once but now your no fun anymore.
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
We can expect to see a lot more unexpected things like this happening because we have only a general idea about what will happen and we will see many surprizes. I hope a new iceage is not one of them but more drougt is bad to. Regardless of which way this goes there is a huge human footprint on all of this.
Leave a comment:
-
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
Haykakan you might want to try spear fishing from now on?......we humans are known to adapt and change.
I just hope the earth's axis doesn't shift half a degree because them we could live in an ice age for sure.
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
Kinda funny that you are using the data from an agency you personaly know lies anyways as evidence for your argument. But thats not surprising because a desperate man trying to make the untrue true will resort to anything resembling a argument(reminds me of religious nutts). I do not need NASA nor anyone else to tell me that the weather is warming i see it in my everyday life. According to the argument this hack of a scientist makes the earth should not be warming much but i know it is. Instead of three months of safe ice we get 2 weeks of safe ice now. We have had one real winter here in the last 15 years. Yeh i know now your gona go back and say well it may be warming but not because of human activity..and im gona say enough of this denialist bs already im tired of going in circles. You used to be atleast funny once but now your no fun anymore.
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
Originally posted by KanadaHye View PostI'm just supporting my claim that there is a slight chance that the "majority" could be wrong here. That's all I've been saying all along and I've posted articles which support my claims. I do read this stuff beforehand and recall what I read months ago.... your claim that I'm just making this stuff up is unsubstantiated.
I am not a climatologist, but when we run our stats in my field, we are typically use 95% confidence as the cutoff, but frequently we can exclude chance variation with 99.999% confidence.
That's per tested hypothesis, so once you start taking compound probabilities of errors across multiple replications across multiple studies and the probability of erroneous findings gets even smaller than .001.
Are you suggesting that if there's a .001% chance that the majority is wrong, we should just wait until it's too late to actually do anything just to be 100% sure?
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
Originally posted by Siggie View PostI think I addressed this above.
I suppose then that the Heartland Institute also reported that the scientific community read this article and disagreed as is the process in science? I can't help but notice that you didn't post anything of the sort... Was it not wise to also take note that a whole bunch of other scientists questioned their analysis and interpretation of that data and disagreed with their conclusions?
Here's a link to the 21 later scientific (NOT media interpretations) publications that had something to say about Spencer's article: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?as...111182&scipsc=
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Global Warming
Originally posted by KanadaHye View PostSo now you're claiming that it takes a climatologist to read NASA data which shows how much energy is being released into space?
"When objective NASA satellite data, reported in a peer-reviewed scientific journal, show a “huge discrepancy” between alarmist climate models and real-world facts, climate scientists, the media and our elected officials would be wise to take notice. Whether or not they do so will tell us a great deal about how honest the purveyors of global warming alarmism truly are."
I suppose then that the Heartland Institute also reported that the scientific community read this article and disagreed as is the process in science? I can't help but notice that you didn't post anything of the sort... Was it not wise to also take note that a whole bunch of other scientists questioned their analysis and interpretation of that data and disagreed with their conclusions?
Here's a link to the 21 later scientific (NOT media interpretations) publications that had something to say about Spencer's article: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?as...111182&scipsc=
Leave a comment:
Leave a comment: