/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11044890
So what flavor of koolaid are you drinking?

I'm not gonna go back and forth with you. The tail end of my last post carries the hard facts in a nut shell. Especially about green initiatives being mostly for profit and I'll add that they cause more pollution too. Most data refuting any contrary evidence against human caused global warming comes from groups profiting from the green agenda or linked to one. That alone should make anyone wary.
Cores from the north say it was warm also centuries ago. Pic provided.
Again, simply using common sense one could see no scientist no matter how skilled would be able to accurately determine what a proper warming rate should be now when comparing it to rates in warming periods of the past. There are too many variables in play. We can get alot of data now and it will still not be the complete story. Obviously less so for past periods. All our instruments can only do so much. Now with that in mind, the simple fact still remains that its foolish to think scientists can determine suitable rates for now when compared to centuries past. The data to compare is not there. They have no record of sun activity then and even if they did it would still be steeped heavily in estimated guess. Stop it. That's all there is to it. Trying to argue the contrary is just fantasy. There is no definitive method to accurately pinpoint a "correct" temperature rise rate. You don't need specialized education to know this. This is the most logically sound perspective to hold before even considering arguing historical climate patterns. Fact.

https://www.nbi.ku.dk/english/news/news13/greenland-ice-cores-reveal-warm-climate-of-the-past/

https://onenewsnow.com/science-tech/2019/08/03/former-noaa-scientist-from-climate-change-alarmist-to-denier

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>>8244159
Remember what our captain and supreme climatologist John Cook said about denial:
>>8243997
Evil deniers cherry pick.
This graph is NOT cherry picking because it begins 1997
>>8244124
This attached graph IS cherry picking because it shows 10,000 years of temperatures.