On Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 8:23:47 AM UTC-5, Mayayana wrote:
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Anyway, how do you know the polar ice caps
are *not* going to melt? There are fossil forests
under the snow in Antarctica and the midwest
is thought to have once been an inland sea. Isn't
it possible that there's some truth in the global
warming research and that the Earth is warming
quickly?
The actual data, which the big global warming proponents
came up with, is that the earth has warmed about 1C in
the last century. For the last 15 years, it's been going
sideways. That would seem to put to rest the idea
that the earth is currently warming rapidly. Just the fact
that the global warming experts, with all their predictive models,
that claim we're headed for doom, didn't tell us 15 or 10
or even 5 years ago, that it would be going sideways for a
long period, should
give everyone reason to question what's going on. Of course,
now that it's going sideways for 15 years, instead of rising,
now they have all kinds of explanations, excuses, etc for it,
*after* the fact.
Maybe it's not even long term. Maybe
humans are not doing it. But you just reject the
whole shebang as not in accord with your world
view. Ditto with GMOs. Your view is always the one
that says there's nothing to be concerned about.
One has nothing to do with the other. The overwhelming
scientific community agrees that GMOs are not harmful.
You've been here for a week now, claiming that GMOs are
unsafe to eat, yet I haven't seen one actual study produced
that shows that.
You're a habitual naysayer simply because
you don't want to have any open questions in
your life. If you actually looked into what you
talk about and gave it some thought then people
might find your statements worth hearing. Instead
you just make glib digs, trying to devalue what
others say.
He kind of does a good job of it. He says the global ice
caps aren't melting. Even NASA says they aren't sure.
How's that for a good source? Are they blinded global warming
ignoramuses too?
"It is uncertain, however, whether the world's two major ice sheets-Greenland and Antarctica-have been growing or diminishing"
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Fea...polar_ice2.php
Just the facts....