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Of course. I've seen people using the "when an ice melt in a glass, the glass doesn't overflow" argument. They can't see the ice on the land, the albedo effect,
by sametmax 8y ago
Of course. I've seen people using the "when an ice melt in a glass, the glass doesn't overflow" argument. They can't see the ice on the land, the albedo effect, the salt concentration, the sea temperature, the gulf stream... If you make things complicated, the truth lose a lot of people to convenience.
That's something the geeks have still a hard time to understand. They won't convince anybody by being right. That's not how public opinion work.