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#52
#52
I could really care less what a few loons believe. If someone says the world is only 6000 years old with a straight face then I can only imagine the other crap that fills their* brain.

I would visit the museum for a laugh though.

Edit: misspelled their*
 
#55
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trevols81 said:
I could really care less what a few loons believe. If someone says the world is only 6000 years old with a straight face then I can only imagine the other crap that fills there brain.

I would visit the museum for a laugh though.
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wow, u r a sad human being.........
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Brewerw said:
Ya, I oversimplified it. More pertinent to the US, our harsh winters have supposedly been caused by two things.
1) and increase in precipitation in the air because of warmer weather.
2) a high being over the north poll and a low being over the US simultaneously warming the NP and blasting artic air over the US.Posted via VolNation Mobile
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The highlighted line in your post is in fact untrue.

NP temps last winter were as cold as if not colder than the norm.

That is soooo typical of the AGW crowd, when actual data tends to disprove AGW theory, then make up another lie and present it as fact.

BTW, on the day ACLG made this post, the high in Nashville, Tennessee was 85 degrees, that is ten degrees lower than the norm there for August 15th.
 
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gsvol said:
BTW, on the day ACLG made this post, the high in Nashville, Tennessee was 85 degrees, that is ten degrees lower than the norm there for August 15th.
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Source? An average high of 95 is way too hot for Nashville. According to the data I found, the actual average high for Nashville on Aug. 15th is 88. I don't know what the standard deviation is on that.
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#61
#61
One day in Michigan this summer was the hottest day we've experienced in 16 years. Heat index of 115, it made me feel like I was back in Mississippi, which has stifling humidity and a brutally intense sun. But I miss it haha... as far as global warming goes, I think it's beyond exaggerated. It may have some elements of truth to it, but I'm tired of hearing it as a fact when I'm in Michigan in December freezing my ass off. Just three years ago, we had like 88 inches of snowfall, a new state record. And if I remember correctly, 2009 was one of the worst summers on record. It was 55 degrees with the wind chill in August when I spent all day outside at a family gathering.
 
#62
#62
All of this is anecdotal - and we should be careful how seriously we take the anecdotal evidence.

HOWEVER, I'm not one to dismiss the observations from the real world outside the back door, even if they aren't carefully measured over time. Anecdotes of extreme weather are coming in from all over the globe. In fact, if more people lived at the Arctic, we would be innundated with these stories.

Anyone over the age of 30 should realize the weather is a'changin' in their own living memory. Now, in a human lifetime, that definitely could be just a weird blip in the data. HOWEVER, when those anecdotes start marrying with the meticulously measured scientific data from across every scientific discipline, it's time to take notice.

It also requires explaining away some trivial information right out of the back door. You can't deny CO2 absorbs and reemits heat energy. You can't deny (and be considered a serious commentator worthy of attention) that CO2 is increasing in the atmosphere (among other GHGs). You then have to justify why there is no energy imbalance. Even if you (falsely) don't believe the extra CO2 is anthropogenic, the only rational conclusion is to change the parameter you can control.
 
#63
#63
better yet sensationalize, make a movie attempt to sell carbom credits and make more loot.
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