/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7484755
>Derp, okay, let me google that for you, Derp, Derp.
>Why don't you try doing some research for yourself?
So, far you have only spoken of the things that are spoon fed to the public by people with an agenda. There are more convincing proofs on both sides than the ones you provided.
>does data support the global warming hypothesis? Yes, some does, but not all data does, and it can not sufficiently be explained away, no matter how much you or anyone else wants it to.
No other subject, besides a politicised one, would be treated as if it was an empirical truth, when, in fact, it is still an unknown phenomenon with too many axioms to determine the true cause at this juncture.
>The thing is, yes, scientist overwhelmingly agree that "global warming" is taking place. The thing that is still up for debate is the CAUSE of that warming, I don't think there are too many people out there arguing that the temperature of earths atmosphere isn't rising.
You really have to look it up for yourself. I can't make you learn something. If you go into the subject with an open mind, you will not be so convinced that you know why the warming is taking place, but if you do then you will experience cognitive dissonance every time you hear something you don't like. keep trying and maybe some day you will break through your prejudices