/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9025033
>how dare you suggest that these fossils were in any way different from modern humans
not an argument, buddy

keep trying to distract from your inability to explain why morphometric analyses consistently find:
a) significant differences between early Homo and modern H. sapiens sapiens, and
b) a directional trend showing early Homo becoming more and more like H. sapiens sapiens over time.
can you refute ANYTHING in >>9023458 or either of the three papers linked in it?

>>8846960
holy shit

>>8749280
>iposteditagainlol.dll
every time you post it.
every time I tell you that CO2 isn't the limiting factor for plant growth in environments outside of greenhouses. if CO2 WERE the limiting factor, fertilizer would have negligible effects (since more nitrate and phosphate won't help if the plant is starving for carbon).
can't reason a guy out of a position he didn't reason himself into.

>>8749331
>>8749339
>still thinking that more snow = more cold
>still can't tell the difference between cloud cover and snow accumulation in satellite imagery
news flash, genius, clouds and precipitation actually DECLINE when the air is really really cold, since cold air can't hold much moisture. have you ever noticed how it only really snows when it's sorta cold? on bitterly cold days, when it's -20 F, you don't see snow at all in most cases.
increased precipitation is actually a predicted consequence of warming, since warmer tropical waters put more water into the atmosphere through evaporation. if the planet were cooling, we'd be seeing LESS snow falling during winter, but the snow that did fall would stay on the ground longer.

>>8749357
literally copied and pasted from NewsMax.
fun fact: the quote comes not from Al Gore, but from Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK), who attributed it to Gore. the fact that "polar ice cap" is written as "polarized cap" is kind of a dead giveaway. what kind of brainlet types "polarized cap" and thinks "yup, that's an accurate term" anyway?

>>8749384
>>8749395
>triggered /pol/acks
oh dear

>>8663657
I mean, this IS true.
I did my undergrad at top tier uni, went to meh school for M.S. (where this shit happened). but as much as it's a meh school, it actually has a decent geo program because of all the $$OIL EMONE$$ but so many of the undergrads are either brainlets or never got a decent high school education.

>>8620102
>Yet Obama did nothing to stop the outsourcing of said jobs
He (and Congressional Democrats) put forward a bill that would give tax breaks to companies that brought jobs back, and strip tax breaks from companies that outsourced. Amazingly enough, Republicans in the Senate didn't even allow a vote on it.
>http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/19/politics/senate-bring-jobs-home-bill-blocked/

>The economy's shit because Obama and his friends in his party are both corrupt and inept.
The bottom fell out of the economy in late 2008. Under Obama, there's been steady improvement. The recovery has been slower than we might like, but things are about back to normal for the most part. That hasn't stopped Trump et al. from repeating over and over that the economy is trash, nor has it stopped people from believing the lie.

You gotta pay attention to these things or they'll continue to rob you blind.

>You have yet to really convince me that anything Trump said is really racist at all.
"Black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are little short guys that wear yarmulkes every day."
Trump himself confirmed in 1997 that the book this quote is from was accurate. And then in 1999, when he first thought about running for president, suddenly he was saying everything in the book was a lie.

>>8620103
apart from the whole climate denial thing, he's packed regulatory posts with anti-vaxxers, and is a vocal anti-vaxxer himself.

>>8532524
>There's nothing proven or absolute.
>U CANT KNOW NUFFIN