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broonzy
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Well then why is he arguing with me?
But Wait......I thought global warming was a myth?
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Well then why is he arguing with me?
it's ok.. with china stopping their industrial revolution (after all who's buying anything) the air should clear up by next week..
and with all the volcano's erupting putting that much ash in the atmosphere we should see the next ice age in about 12,000 years if we don't do something to stop those polluting volcanoes..
and with all the volcano's erupting putting that much ash in the atmosphere we should see the next ice age in about 12,000 years if we don't do something to stop those polluting volcanoes..
because he thinks you are an alarmist. In earlier posts he said he believes the general trend is due to natural forces, as do I. No one here is calling GW a myth. We're just debating that we don't believe it's due to man made influences.
redsamurai
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"whatsupwiththat.com"...???? seriously, I feel retarded for having clicked on that link. If the numbers they're talking about in that article are substantiated, than SURELY this will be written about somewhere else....especially conservative outlets that latch on to every single anti GW research that comes out, no matter who conducted that research.
redsamurai
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nef....you have to understand this point.....this isn't about temperatures getting warmer, despite the fact it's called "global warming". In fact, quite the opposite is bound to happen as the earth tries to "right" itself. I'm not going to get into the argument over whether global warming is man made or not, because there is "some" substantial debate still there to be flesched out. However, what is non debateable are the consequences. What most normal people out there who have never studied the sciences don't understand is that everything in the universe is a "system". And systems tend not to like being fucked with. The earth is a "system". You unbalance something somewhere and it will want to get back to "equilibrium" or whatever. And the way the earth may go about doing that may make things unpleasant for human life. As we can see it's already making things unpleasant for certain animals in certain locations. Years ago before this was given any real thought, people were saying that within a decade allergies would start to skyrocket......and waddya know they were right. I don't know the exact specifics of why, but irritants like pollen and such are getting stronger and stronger every year because of the "system" getting imbalanced. I never had allergies in my entire life until the last couple years. There's just so much shit that isn't getting swept away anymore because the wind patterns are shifting because this ice is melting or this forest isn't producing this anymore....it's ridiculous to keep track of, everything is intertwined.
I'm not suggesting we completely halt the modern industrial/technological economy, but we need to chill a minute and figure things out before we move forward. The next 5-10 years are going to be staggering in terms of technological changes, and we need to know exactly what we're doing BEFORE we bring alot of this stuff to market........nanotechnology for one has the potential to be very dangerous, but also amazing in what it can bring us. What people did 500 years ago had very little impact on the environment......today, what some little nerd in some university laboratory is working on could potentially irrevocably harm the environment.
So your point about GW being imperciptable to humans is right on......but that one degree a year can have fantastic consequences on other parts of the environment which has effects on another thing than on and on.........I don't know where humans are on that totem pole, but I'm guessing we're not too far from the top. If we see environments springing up around the globe where certain virus's and bacteria can grow more quickly and more easily therefor mutating much more rapidly, that can fuck with humans real quick can't it?
Bor, it linked an article in The Australian. That website just reprinted it. That's like saying you wouldn't trust a NYT article because it was linked from the Drudge Report.
redsamurai
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those sharp spikes are the result of the earth doing "something" to maintain equilibrium, but you'er right the overall trend is toward melting and the earth clearly doesn't like that and we se it doing something about it. But in doing so some other part of the globe get's unbalanced.
redsamurai
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who were the people who conducted the study? I apologize, I don't know what the "australian" was. It just came across as a blog site and I HATE BLOG SITES because they hardly ever link to anything substantiated. Again, my bad.
I'm gonna start a blog. You better fucking read it.
redsamurai
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it had better have nekkid girls then......like that honey in DT's avatar, my god that ass!..
