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That ignores the entire body of climate researches over many decades and probably millenia of person-years of research, ice cores, glacial/polar ice cap melt, e
by throwaway5752 8y ago
That ignores the entire body of climate researches over many decades and probably millenia of person-years of research, ice cores, glacial/polar ice cap melt, etc. It seems like a valid point, but it really isn't.
edit: it really isn't. We know the current warming is without precedent in rate, and has an upper limit around the PETM (about 50 Ma). It's like someone who had never seen a car before presuming it was powered by ghosts. It maybe reasonable within their frame of reference, but it is their frame of reference that is flawed in an objective context.
- assblaster 8y agoRemember that the resolution of the data increases with time: ice cores, etc, give a resolution much less than second-by-second temperature data today. Comparing rate change from millions of years ago to today over days/weeks/months/years is impossible.
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