So after one of the most massive and prolonged propaganda campaigns in history, this happens:https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/more-americans-believe-global-warming-they-won-t-pay-much-n962001 …
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Replying to @Outsideness
Seems to me that global warming is obviously real and most likely caused by CO2 emissions, but there's no realistic way to do anything about it (and one can debate whether or not it's actually a good thing). I'd hold out hope for geoengineering, I guess.
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Replying to @HbdNrx @Outsideness
we swapped blogspots on before but I never got ur position: do u deny the relevance of the earth's past climate cycles or the continuing failure of the models as far as i'm concerned climate scientists are very srs people - nearly as srs as the physicists working on the tokamak
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Replying to @QuasLacrimas @Outsideness
We know atmospheric CO2 levels are up dramatically. We know temperatures are up. We have a good theory on how CO2 (and other gases) could make temps rise. I know climate has varied a lot in the past, but between strong correlation + mechanism I'd say human causation is likely.
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That said, we all know that concern about global warming is just pushed by people of coldness trying to force their climate values on everyone else. Whitey just wants more ski resorts.
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Replying to @HbdNrx @Outsideness
these are the graphs of interest: (especially the first)pic.twitter.com/RbrNMsRScX
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the earth goes thru glacial periods, the earth is gonna continue to warm and sea levels continue to rise until we hit the inflection point and move into the next ice age
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That's the big picture, for sure, but you're not suggesting that the realistically predicted climatic effect of CO2 liberation is zero (are you)?
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