the reason it's a stupid thread is because the world is +/- 2 billion years old and in that span 1000 years could hardly be considered a trend let alone 10 or 20 years.
I've got no idea whether we're into global warming or global cooling but the reason it's a stupid thread is because the world is +/- 2 billion years old and in that span 1000 years could hardly be considered a trend let alone 10 or 20 years.
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He's not a skeptic, he's a denier.
You probably just earned the title of "denier"
Way to go JLM
Still a question you won't touch.
Has the planetary trend been one of cooling or warming in the last 100 years?
Too bad that you depend on a skewed and uni-dimensional question to deal with the issue. What is the trend? I couldn't really tell you for certain, but if the records are suggesting it's warming, then it is. If the records suggest it is cooling, then it is.
You see Avro, I don't have a problem with the concept of global warming/cooling, I really don't. In the end, I believe that the variation(s) are an expression of the natural mechanisms of the system. At the heart of this issue is the question of what is causing the aforementioned changes.
Joe-greenie is convinced that anthro CO2 is the culprit.
I disagree.
Joe-greenie points to a few years, perhaps 30 (approx) years of satellite data and annual (sometimes monthly) trends as the evidence-du-jour.
I point to millenia of massive climatic variation(s).
Joe-greenie says they understand the "system".
I say it is far to complex for us to have that understanding.
Joe-greenie says they have the answers.
I call bullsh*t on that.
Can't you f*cking read?
No reason to get upset.
It's a simple answer.
You're right. Accept my apology
If you say it's warming (or cooling) then I believe you Avro. In the end, the eco-position covers all possibilities.: GW for a warming trend and climate change for a cooling trend. From your perspective it doesn't matter what the trend is. From my perspective, it doesn't matter because I believe that it is part of the natural cycle.
So, in answering your question, I don't know if the last 100 years is warming/cooling as it is not incumbent on defending my position that anthro CO2 is not the causation behind any change.
...Which brings us to an important juncture. Clearly, you are seeking to develop a perspective and provide substantiation via activities of humanity, industry, emissions, etc.. You will point to correlations between the aforementioned and climate fluctuations as the most logical culprit.
It appears that you are employing a trend (style) analysis. If so, that position strongly suggests (if not demands) that there is a (degree) of stasis or expected range of climatic conditions that is baseline. As such, variations outside this 'range' are abnormal and therefore indicative of outside influence. This is uncharted territory Avro, that is entirely based on relative measures.
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Simple question demanding a simple answer, no long winded amateur scientific responsive excuses.
You keep harping on causes as well, nothing to do with the question I asked.
Is it warming or not?
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Simple question demanding a simple answer, no long winded amateur scientific responsive excuses.
You keep harping on causes as well, nothing to do with the question I asked.
Is it warming or not?
I thought that answered the question:lol:So, in answering your question, I don't know if the last 100 years is warming/cooling as it is not incumbent on defending my position that anthro CO2 is not the causation behind any change.
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I thought that answered the question:lol: