HAzelGroveWolf
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You demonstrate nothing there.
Is this a 12 or 15 round match? Not wishing to be offensive but I need to know how much popcorn to get in.
Good. Progress.
So, we have a concensus that the doubling of CO2 in the atmosphere is man made.
Now, onto the rest of the argument. As I have mentioned before, CO2 absorbs infrared radiation readily, and it is infrared radiation that the earth radiates most strongly. SO mankind has doubled the concentration of a substance that absorbs the predominant for of heat radiating from the earths surface.
At the same time, we have seen global temperatures increasing.
To clarify, I have a simple question: is it your position that this is coincidence?
I've just re-read that and I cannot see any physical basis for what you assert. If anyone has a simplified view it is you.
I'm still game.
It is naive in the extreme to suggest that a small increment in a useful trace gas is dangerous.
Please argue with some decent quantifiable physics why humans are destroying the planet. Please also deal with the
atmosphere and the oceans with the respect they deserve. Nobody on this thread has demonstrated much understanding including your good self.
Serbian violinist? Pics please.
There comes a point where I wonder 'Why bother'?
When I go to the trouble of detailing the science, the evidence, the logic, and its either ignored, or responded to by introducing a flurry of irrelevences, then it becomes clear that my time could be better used talking to people who are actually interested in learning.
You have presented no evidence or logic just a mantra that countless scientists more eloquent and informed than I can challenge. Challenging one's own belief is important, my hypotheses are often wrong or need modification. Recognise that and you might have a product.
On this thread I've leveraged the thoughts of like minded people, if you are uncomfortable with that sobeit. Exclaiming certainties about atmospheric physics is just dim.
Challenging one's own belief is important, my hypotheses are often wrong or need modification.
Roughly translated: I freely admit I talk a load of bollocks.
He had a lot to say, he had a lot of nothing to say....
Roughly translated: I freely admit I talk a load of bollocks.