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Again yes and so what? What are the scientifically demonstrated consequences of that acceleration that we can't deal with? Why is it so hard for you or any othe
by ThomPete 8y ago
Again yes and so what? What are the scientifically demonstrated consequences of that acceleration that we can't deal with? Why is it so hard for you or any other to answer that simply question? I of course know the answer but it's quite astounding that you don't stop just for a second to reflect on whether you position is as grounded in science and how much of it is based on speculating on top of that science.
- BLKNSLVR 8y agoI of course know the answer You will then, of course, share that answer with us, in detail, with the same kind of scientific proof that you are asking for.
- SketchySeaBeast 8y ago> What are the scientifically demonstrated consequences of that acceleration that we can't deal with? Why is it so hard for you or any other to answer that simply question? If it's happening in the future and a novel event it's going to be speculation. > I of course know the answer but it's quite astounding that you don't stop just for a second to reflect on whether you position is as grounded in science and how much of it is based on speculating on top of that science. Please explain then, with links to all the relevant scientific information required to demonstrate that your understanding of the issue is the correct one.
- ThomPete 8y agoHow can I prove a negative? My point is that there ISN"T a scientifically demonstrated consequence of climate change that we can't deal with. So far neither you nor anyone else have provided something which is scientifically demonstrated to be happening and which we can't deal with. I am not the one claiming. You and others are.