No I'm not checkmated. Bleaching is an adaptive response to any form of environmental stress. It is explicitly the expelling of current algal organisms and the subsequent reabsorption of more heat tolerant strains and has been occurring for centuries.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmars.2018.00283/full …
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The largest problem you will have is both sides talk at each other. The majority of the time each is attacking a straw man, and more often than not missing the others point. Id also offer that persuasion is only half the argument. Disuasion is the other half.
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For instance I find emotional or subjective language to be disuasive. Which I find to be more pervasive on one side I also find the inability to converge on the magnitude of CO2, given claims of its dominance to be disuasive.
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However, even when you have opponents face-to-face, the conversation devolves into attacks on integrity (Curry vs. Schmidt). I think there is a lot at stake. There is a reality independent of either side. And it will make itself known.http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2010/07/the-montford-delusion/comment-page-4/#comment-181895 …
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This is called the "exaggerated minority". In this channel the vast majority of people are critics. Outside of this you have 21 + 30 + 21 at least engaged.
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This... just isn't so. Or how so, any specific claims? Unless you mean in the sense that most everything (say 9/11 Truth conspiracy theories) sort of kinda look good if you just scan arguments and don't critically fact check, looking for repeatable confirming evidence etc...?
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I've noticed that with pro-vaccine vs. anti-vaccine argument.
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