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STEED 07-30-10 02:50 PM

Weather forecasters can not get it right on temperatures here where I live the next day! So how the hell can scientists get it on there long term forecasts?

ITS BULL****

Stuff them and enjoy life. :DL

Weiss Pinguin 07-30-10 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1456391)
The comment my comment was specifically aimed at, which is why I asked if I should draw my own conclusions now.

Eh, I was just throwing that in to be silly, not sure if it was taken that way :hmmm:

Honestly, the way I see it, if global warming turns out to be something, well, it's not like I can do anything to stop it, so why bother worrying about it? If we end up with new technologies in our frenzy to save the planet, then cool, and maybe it'll lead to a new push to get out and start kicking people out into space :p2: (or maybe not, who knows)

AVGWarhawk 07-30-10 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptainHaplo (Post 1456392)
Oh I agree we contribute. Mathematically we are a variable in the big equation. I don't know that I have ever said man doesn't affect the environment. If I have I communicated my meaning badly. Is all global warming "bunk"? No - it can't be - because for example - building cities creates urban warming.

What I am saying is this.

#1 - the mass hysteria is an invention of man
#2 - the changes we see are cyclical
#3 - man - while having an impact - is not the "cause" nor the solution to the "problem"
#4 - its not actually a problem for the earth - see #2
#5 - the mass hysteria is created in an attempt to modify societal behavior, not "save mother earth"

These points I agree on 100%.

The Third Man 07-30-10 03:26 PM

Where are the exalted Nobel prize winners Barack Obama and Al Gore?

That's right, one is in a 'sex poodle' scandle and the other is on daytime television, being groovy.

Tribesman 07-30-10 03:46 PM

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WTH did Bush do now?
Its the burning bush, a contributary factor to emmisions

antikristuseke 07-30-10 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by The Third Man (Post 1456485)
Where are the exalted Nobel prize winners Barack Obama and Al Gore?

That's right, one is in a 'sex poodle' scandle and the other is on daytime television, being groovy.

What the **** does that have to do with anything?
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Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1456499)
Its the burning bush, a contributary factor to emmisions

Burning bush as in a redhead who doesn't shave? :b

Aramike 07-30-10 05:14 PM

I'm not certain the changes we see are indeed cyclical. We don't have enough hard data either way.

However, we do know that CO2 is a greenhouse gas, and there is much more of it in the atmosphere than in the past, at the poles. What effects this will ultimately have on life on Earth are ultimately theoretical at best (personally, I'd label those theories as "guesses"). Judging by the fact that well over 99% of the species that have ever existed are now extinct, its very difficult to say that any climate change will be either adverse or beneficial to the natural evolution of the planet.

Besides, this entire debate is trivial when considered against the fact that we're overdue for some cataclysmic natural disaster, anyway, and I for one would rather cast my lot with high technology than living in harmony with a Mother Nature that couldn't care less to see me die...

The Third Man 07-30-10 06:13 PM

Has anyone looked in the sky and said.....maybe its that great glowing ball which is the greatest contributor to global warming? Makes sence no?

antikristuseke 07-30-10 06:37 PM

The data we have does not support that hypothesis.

Skybird 07-31-10 04:30 AM

Daß es im Wald finster is',
kommt von der Finsternis,
denn in der Dunkelheit
da sieht man nicht so weit
als wie bei Tagslicht,
wo man viel weiter sieht.

The Third Man 11-18-10 02:25 PM

Lame Duck Global Warming hearing
 
C-SPAN: House Subcommittee on Energy and Environment heard from a dozen witnesses about how the public and private sectors are approaching climate change. Washington, DC : 3 hr. 47 min.

If you have trouble falling to sleep......this will fix it.

It is now online and can be watched in full at this link:
http://www.c-span.org/Watch/Media/20...e+Science.aspx

AVGWarhawk 11-18-10 02:49 PM

Is it back to global warming or is the catch phrase climate change being used? I just can not keep up with it all. It changes like the weather.

The Third Man 11-18-10 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1537740)
It changes like the weather.

:yeah:

SteamWake 11-18-10 03:02 PM

If I see one more article on "A greener mindset" or "Anthropormophic Degredation" in the engineering trade journals I am going to hurl. :shifty:

They need something to divert our attention why not 'global climat change'.

The Third Man 11-18-10 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by SteamWake (Post 1537749)
If I see one more article on "A greener mindset" or "Anthropormophic Degredation" in the engineering trade journals I am going to hurl. :shifty:

They need something to divert our attention why not 'global climat change'.

I've gone to going into the Auto Dealerships and asking to see the biggest gas guzzling poluting vehicles on the lot. Invariably they show me a hybrid vehicle. I guess the coal used to create the electricity to charge the battery is a greater poluter than that through normal combustion via gasoline.


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