/sci/ - Science & Math

Also, I'd like to add that invoking the entire climatic history of Earth in threads like this is pointless. What we should really be concerned with is the climate since we developed agriculture. Think about that. Look at the chart again. Agriculture is ~10-15 thousand years ago (rough estimate)

I MEAN, THIS SORT OF CORRELATION ISN'T MEANINGFUL, RIGHT?

IT'S JUST STATISTICAL NOISE, I BET.

>>1037628
I cannot stress the changes in migration patterns enough, and it's one of the most underplayed facts in the entire debate. There's a tic-borne disease in southern Germany and certain areas of eastern Europe called Tick-borne encephalitis (German: Frühsommer Meningoenzephalitis; FSME for short) that's appearing further and further northwards every year. This is because of changes in the location of the tic population are showing up, and are thought to be driven by large-scale changes in seasonal climate. This is a problem because much more people are immunized against the disease in southern Germany than in northern Germany.

All sorts of animals are showing shifts in migration patterns, and these shifts are consistent with the observations of the climatological community. They're consistent with temperature data from NASA and the NOAA.

I propose an alternate theory:

The migration patterns of wild fowl have moved northwards over the past 40 years or so. The global average temperature has also increased over the past 40 years or so.

Therefore, the alteration in the migration patterns of wild fowl have altered the global climate.

Fucking crows, man; they're so smart, they know we're gonna fuck up the planet, so they're messing with the climate to stop us.

>>980569
I mean, you can't say just plain-old incest is morally wrong aside from the answer "Because" if you're not having kids.