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Haha probably me too. :) I agree that drastic changes are bad for the environment, but the sun doesn't care and it's basically our entire universe. From the a
by exclusiv 10y ago
Haha probably me too. :)
I agree that drastic changes are bad for the environment, but the sun doesn't care and it's basically our entire universe.
From the article's intro: "As the Arctic settles into polar night, scientists are noticing that something has gone horribly wrong."
What's horribly wrong? Would scientists say a volcano is horribly wrong because it's rumbling? The climate is always changing and we have a very short history of data.
I just keep seeing these types of articles which are supposed to be scientific. Scientists are making observations but that's it. It's always the first step. These scientists are glorified weathermen. I don't see anything about what's going on with the sun or the moon which I find disturbing.
- grzm 10y agoYeah, "wrong" is definitely anthropocentric. Then again, I'm biased :)
- Oletros 10y ago> The climate is always changing and we have a very short history of data. > These scientists are glorified weathermen > I don't see anything about what's going on with the sun or the moon which I find disturbing. Three of the most wrong arguments done by deniers
- exclusiv 10y agoI'm not denying the climate changes. Please show me the reports that include data on solar and lunar activity. Extremely few and far between and you know it.
- majewsky 10y ago> The climate is always changing and we have a very short history of data. At least 20000 years, visualized nicely at https://xkcd.com/1732/ https://xkcd.com/1732/