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"There might be dramatic changes in our global climate in the future." "Pfft. Crazy talk. The Earth has always been exactly as it is now." "We might be contri
by thaumaturgy 17y ago
"There might be dramatic changes in our global climate in the future."
"Pfft. Crazy talk. The Earth has always been exactly as it is now."
"We might be contributing to these changes because of our polluting ways."
"No we aren't. It's too big. There's no way that 6 billion people could have any effect on the Earth's climate."
"We think we have some evidence. Look..."
"HAH! Look, here, see? Your numbers don't all match! You're a fraud! You just want money to continue your prestigious work!"
"Uhm ... sure. But look, the climate affects a lot of things, y'know."
"Yeah, so?"
"So, here's a partial list of things which might be affected by climate."
"LOLOL! There's no way one thing could be blamed for all of these! No way! That just proves you're a crock!"
...But, uhm, hey, thanks for contributing to the debate, or something.
- miked 17y ago"Pfft. Crazy talk. The Earth has always been exactly as it is now." One of the main claims of climate skeptics like myself is that the earth has always been changing, and that temperature changes seen recently are largely a result of these natural (mostly solar) cycles. This would explain why Mars was also heating up for a while. You need to get another set of straw men.