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Go read NASA's take on "my pet theory" in the other thread ya low life unemployed climate drywaller alarmist.

Was life difficult and dangerous when at the 4C warmer average life is accustomed to?

According to?

Giving hut people solar panels only keeps them hut people. They need a grid.

It's easy to stay warm if you are dry.

It's all wet and cold.

Yup. Been there done that and I'll take dry prairie cold over sopping wet any day.

Another winter of 97. -15C on the coast is worse than -30C on the prairie.

-23C is balmy. Think of it this way. It's protecting critters from the ravages of global warming.

In the 1930s both record highs and record lows were set. They though the world was ending too.

Where is the toque guy? I want to ask how life on the planet is going die if global temps return back to the 4C warmer normal it evolved in over the past 10Ka. I think hairless man will do very well with normal Holocene temperature.

If you can't answer a multiple choice question from a Geology 110 class, there is no point in you continuing your psychobabble. Don't google too hard.

My dad was a Mech Eng who designed and built scrubbers for pulp, smelters and powerstations and built and designed better combustion systems long before the "green" movement. At that time SO2 and CO we're the only concerns.

Exciting.

25Ka - 15Ka was the Glacial Maximum it got far colder before getting warmer. Things never recovered from the cold. The high protein forage the megafauna consumed never recovered. Same went for ocean organisms. There is a paper by a U of Copenhagen geogenetics that came out at the beginning of...

Which type of energy makes jetstreams diverge? What keeps that energy at bay?

Back to square one with anedoctal observations.

Well said.

Speaking of predictions, was the earth to remain at the lowest point of the Holocene without industrialization?

Skeptics and alarmists need to start looking at the Holocene as a whole. Basing everything on atmospheric chemistry while ignoring geophysical leads me to believe we're watching a street corner one act play.